Earth Hour
WWF’s world-famous Earth Hour initiative is here again! Earth Hour 2023 falls on Saturday, 25 March, 8:30pm and continues to explore our theme of “Habits Protect Habitats”. This year we are focusing on wetlands and giving more context to the “habits” that will help create positive change. We will set up an “Earth Hour Village” in the West Kowloon Cultural District on 25 March 2023, where we will hold the iconic lights-out ceremony.
BEAM Society Limited Supports Symposium on Energy Use - Liquefied Natural Gas, Hydrogen and Waste Recycle Energy
Organised by the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, and co-organised by the Energy Institute (Hong Kong Branch) and Department of Mechanical Engineering of The University of Hong Kong, Symposium on Energy Use – LNG, H2 & Waste Recycle Energy is now open for registration. The Symposium aims to provide a platform for the government, industries, and academia sectors in the Great Bay Area and beyond to share their view and industry best practices in the emerging technologies and applications in Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG), Hydrogen (H2), and Waste Recycle Energy.
The Road to Net Zero: Choosing the Green Route
This webinar will focus on how traders can evaluate and choose their trade routes and modes in a more globally sustainable manner, while not necessarily compromising on the issue of profit maximisation.
綠匯換物 Pop-up Swap @ Green Hub
(Chinese Only)
綠匯學苑聯乘執嘢將以交換衣櫥派對作為2023年首個碳中和大挑戰活動,鼓勵多分享有用的東西以減少浪費及多餘消費,讓減碳生活成為有型又好玩的生活態度。
除換靚衫外,活動同場加映舊衣改編工作坊,還會拆解「換物迷思」與「港人的消費模式」。
Eco Expo Asia 2022
Eco Expo Asia is a prominent business platform in Asia for the environmental industry that showcases the latest green products, technologies and solutions, offering a bundle of green business opportunities. Organised by the Hong Kong Trade Development Council and Messe Frankfurt (HK) Ltd, and co-organised by the Environment and Ecology Bureau of the HKSAR Government, the 17th edition of the Expo will be held under the theme of "Green Innovations for Carbon Neutrality". This year the Expo adopts the EXHIBITION+ hybrid model, with both a physical expo and an online business matching service platform. The physical expo will be staged at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre from 14 to 17 Dec 2022, while the last day (17 December) will be open to the public and online services will run until 24 December. You are cordially invited to participate in this major annual environmental event.
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14 – 17 December 2022 |
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Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre |
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Hong Kong Trade Development Council and Messe Frankfurt (HK) Ltd (Co-organiser: Environment and Ecology Bureau) |
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https://www.ecoexpoasia.com
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Climate Adaptation and Resilience Conference (CARE2022)
HKUST is going to present CARE2022 soon after COP27 and will focus on both adaptation and mitigation so as to offer a timely discussion on three interrelated topics relevant to Hong Kong.
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10 – 12 December 2022 |
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Hybrid Plenary |
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The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology |
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https://care.hkust.edu.hk/home
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BEAM Society Limited Supports Joint Technical Seminar on The Introduction of Compliance Assessment in BEAM Plus New Buildings Version 2.0
This seminar aims to share on the changes in BEAM Plus assessment procedures to cater for the new GFA concession mechanism to be put into practice in the near future, in response to the latest development on Buildings Department’s consultancy study on “Review of the Mechanism for encouraging a Quality Built Environment through GFA Concession”.
Green I&T Day
Green Innovation & Technology Day aims to showcase I&T achievements on energy efficiency as well as new and renewable energy to foster the adoption of I&T solutions in pursuit of carbon neutrality. It provides an excellent opportunity for start-ups, scholars, experts, professionals and government officials from Hong Kong and other cities in the Greater Bay Area to exchange and share the latest green innovations and technologies.
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3 November 2022
9:00 am – 5:30 pm |
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1/F, Data Technology Hub,
5 Chun Cheong Street, Tseung Kwan O,
New Territories |
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Environment and Ecology Bureau,
Electrical and Mechanical Services Department |
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https://www.greenitdayhk.com/gevent-en/home
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Chinachem Group Sustainability Conference 2022
Renowned overseas and local speakers will share on a broad range of inspiring topics and deliver case studies regarding the technical aspects of green buildings, green finance, and offer novel perspectives on how green buildings can intertwine with culture and conservation.
Humanity–Climate–Nature: A Future Museum Curators’ Exhibition
This exhibition features the result of an 18-month community engagement project (2021–2022), ECF Mobilizing Community Climate Action by Future Museum Curators. The project is supported by the Environment and Conservation Fund (ECF). It recruited 70 secondary school students and, through a unique model of experiential and problem-based learning, equipped them with the knowledge and skills to become ‘Future Museum Curators’, and inspire action on climate change and sustainable development through exhibitions.
Earlier this year, the well-trained Future Museum Curators presented the results in 10 virtual exhibitions dealing with various sustainability challenges, such as climate change, carbon reduction and waste management. After public voting and a final assessment by a panel of expert judges, the winning Best Future Museum Curators teams were selected to work with the MoCC on a new physical exhibition on a theme of their choice, to be presented at the MoCC. The ‘Humanity–Climate–Nature: A Future Museum Curators’ Exhibition’ explores how human activity gives rise to sustainability challenges and calls for immediate climate action from the community to tackle these threats.
No Air Con Night 2022
By turning off the air conditioning for one night, we hope the citizens to rethink how their habits rapidly affect our natural environment, and take action to slow down global warming.
Forum on Carbon Neutrality and Sustainable Environment (CNSE)
Globally gathers world-renowned scholars and researchers for interdisciplinary dialogue to shape the future of energy transition.
Topic Covers:
• Advanced Batteries and Solar Fuels
• Energy-saving Device Applications, including OLED, Heat Management, Ultrafast, and Low-Power 5G communications, etc.
• Smart Grids Technologies
• Battle Against Human-Induced Climate Change
• Carbon Capture and Storage
Construction x Coffee @ZCP Mart
Another year for hosting Coffee Mart at CIC-Zero Carbon Park. Return by popular demand, the Coffee Mart guides you to explore the low carbon coffee culture and demonstrates how to appreciate coffee shops from an architectural perspective. By attending the event, you will fall in love with coffee, discover new cafés with unique architectural designs, and celebrate an extraordinary Mid-Autumn Festival by embracing low-carbon living among other coffee lovers, construction practitioners and public.
Webinar on "Implementation of “Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosure” (TCFD) Recommendation”
Green Council would like to invite professionals who are of environmental, engineering and building management background to join us live in an exclusive interactive online training which will focus on the introduction of the TCFD recommendations and address how to assess and report climate-related risks into mainstream report.
Turning old clothings into drinks take-out bag
Green Sense is organizing “Green Living in Sham Shui Po 2022”, sponsored by the Home Affair Department and Sham Shui Po District Office. This project aims to promote Green Living and facilitate cultural inclusion of ethnic minorities, and to provide opportunities for citizens to take part in diversified waste reduction activities. Green Sense is now organizing a series of online DIY workshops to educate citizens on waste reduction at source and reusing.
Wilder Carbon Project | WEBINAR
The last six months has seen the launch of the new Wilder Carbon Standards. Evan-Bowen Jones will talk about this work, the practicalities and the approaches used. Wilder Carbon is the only not-for-profit, high integrity, scalable, natural climate solution in the UK.
Many carbon offsetting projects have rightly been criticised for “greenwashing” and threatening biodiversity. To try and address this an expert standards board of leading figures in sustainability has been assembled from government, finance and conservation. Wilder Carbon tasked them with developing a sector-leading programme for assuring the quality of our projects. The standards lay out how we will ensure our pathfinder projects pass rigorous tests on providing genuine carbon capture and improved wildlife.
Public Webinars on Energy Efficiency and Conservation 2022 (Cantonese Only )
Two public webinars organized by the Electrical and Mechanical Services Department as regards the latest information in energy efficiency and conservation.
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Public Webinars on Energy Efficiency and Conservation 2022 (Cantonese Only )
Two public webinars organized by the Electrical and Mechanical Services Department as regards the latest information in energy efficiency and conservation.
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Green Energy Development in the new generation – Hydrogen Energy Policy and Technology Development
“Green Energy Development in new generation – Hydrogen Energy” Policy and Technology Development
New energy function and industrial application of ammonia
Corporate carbon neutrality, ESG and climate change impact assessment (TCFD) experience sharing
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16 July 2022,
9:20 am – 12:30 pm |
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20/F, Wing On Centre, 111 Connaught Road Central, Sheung Wan / Webinar |
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Hong Kong Association of Energy Service Companies, Hong Kong Green Strategy Alliance (Supporting Organization) |
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https://wj.qq.com/s2/10368183/224c/
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中銀香港人與自然共融計劃「氣候變化減碳行動」2022-23 (Chinese only)
本計劃聯合本地多個專業團體,透過針對性的訓練及比賽培養青少年對氣候變化和減廢、減碳的興趣。大會支援大專學院和中小學培養學生在日常生活中如何做到減碳的方式,以及實踐可持續生活模式,發揮潛能,面向世界,為香港未來持續落實「碳中和」及人才培育做好準備。 (Chinese only)
Hong Kong Green Day 2022 - Green Cooking Competition
環保促進會將舉辦香港綠色日「惜食識食」有營烹飪大賽,透過選購和煮食過程中宣揚環保。(Chinese Only)
CIC-ZCP Minecraft Competition - "Construct Your Sustainable City"
CIC-ZCP organises a Minecraft Competition with the theme of "Construct Your Sustainable City", aspiring to encourage students to join hands and unleash their creativity by applying the concept of innovative construction technologies as well as environmental sustainability, so as to construct our ideal, sustainable city together.
Sustainable Home Creation Competition
比賽旨在提升參賽者對環保與可持續發展的關注和認識,並鼓勵他們發揮創意,設計出兼顧環境、社會和經濟因素三方面的家居,並以圖畫及文字闡述作品理念。(Chinese Only)
Driving Business Ambition into Action for a Net-Zero Hong Kong
The Conference aims to prepare and galvanise Hong Kong businesses to join force in the race to net-zero carbon.
World Environment Day
Since 1974, the World Environment Day has grown to be the largest global platform for environmental outreach, with millions of people from across the world engaging to protect the planet.
Exploring the Beauty of CIC-ZCP Photo Competition
2022 marks the 10th anniversary of the establishment of the CIC-Zero Carbon Park (CIC-ZCP). To celebrate this milestone, CIC-ZCP organises the 10th Anniversary Photo Competition with the theme of “Exploring the Beauty of CIC-ZCP”. The competition welcomes construction industry practitioners, school students and members of the public to show different aspects of the CIC-ZCP in the sustainable journey through the camera lens. Let's recall and share our precious moments at the CIC-ZCP over the years!
The HKIE Environmental Division Annual Forum "Engineering Net Zero Transition"
This forum aims to discuss and demonstrate engineers’ role in a new eco-system that could help Hong Kong’s net zero transition. It will focus on innovative engineering solutions in three sectors i) energy; ii) building and construction and iii) logistic and transportation.
Towards Carbon Neutrality
Hong Kong strives to achieve carbon neutrality before 2050. To achieve this target, Hong Kong's Climate Action Plan 2050 was promulgated in October 2021. Specific strategies and goals on net-zero electricity generation, energy saving and green buildings, green transport and waste reduction are set out. In the next 15 to 20 years, the Hong Kong SAR Government will devote about HK$240 billion to take forward various measures on climate change mitigation and adaptation. They will also, in line with the spirit of the Paris Agreement, conduct a review every five years to monitor the progress. During this webinar, Mr KS Wong, Secretary for the Environment of Hong Kong SAR, will talk about Hong Kong's pathway to carbon neutrality.
Accelerating a just energy transition in Asia: Voices from civil society and business
CarbonCare InnoLab (CCIL) organises this webinar, inviting experts from all over Asia to share the current status of renewable energy development in Asia, as well as the opportunities and challenges of implementing a just energy transition, so as to promote the acceleration of energy transition across Asia. The themes include renewable energy in energy transition; Challenges of an Energy Transition in Asia: Social, Economic and Political Issues and Challenges of an Energy Transition in Asia: Social, Economic and Political Issues. Register NOW and get inspired on how to build a sustainable and just future!
Future Museum Curators Learning from Green Pioneers: Solar Power Tour (Online)
太陽能系統導賞團將帶領參加者觀賞裝設於船灣淡水湖和石壁水塘的浮動太陽能發電系統,認識發電系統的技術和優點。導賞團更會探討太陽能發電在應對氣候變化上的角色和其在本港的發展趨勢。(Chinese only)
The Dutch solutions for greener cities: Game changers in Urban Water and Sanitation Management
Water Experts from the Netherlands, Hong Kong and Singapore will share how they are bringing systemic changes in the way water is valued in policy, practice and behaviour in order to realize net-zero emissions of urban water solutions from concept to application. Topics include: (i) Which way forward for the sustainable water resources management strategy in the Netherlands & Hong Kong, (ii) What smart infrastructure to put in place for the reuse of non-potable water.
Future Museum Curators Learning from Green Pioneers: Solar Power Tour (Online)
太陽能系統導賞團將帶領參加者觀賞裝設於船灣淡水湖和石壁水塘的浮動太陽能發電系統,認識發電系統的技術和優點。導賞團更會探討太陽能發電在應對氣候變化上的角色和其在本港的發展趨勢。(Chinese only)
Future Museum Curators Learning from Green Pioneers: Drainage system and river biodiversity tour (Online)
「人生幾『河』」網上導賞團將帶領參加者認識元朗排水繞道,了解河道設計對城市規劃、人類健康和生態保育的重要。導賞團亦會介紹城市河道常見的生物,發掘市區河流生物多樣性。 (Chinese only)
Future Museum Curators Learning from Green Pioneers: Drainage system and river biodiversity tour (Online)
「人生幾『河』」網上導賞團將帶領參加者認識元朗排水繞道,了解河道設計對城市規劃、人類健康和生態保育的重要。導賞團亦會介紹城市河道常見的生物,發掘市區河流生物多樣性。 (Chinese only)
Global push for Net Zero Carbon is causing a change in focus
Join us for a presentation and Q&A session led by Okana, to discuss how we identify irrelevant and redundant assets with some international trends and demonstrate how we measure and monitor our existing building stock, including what we can we do immediately as energy performance becomes a key performance indicator for potential tenants and buyers and enables portfolio owners to avoid the creation of stranded assets.
2022 Peach Blossom Trees Recycling Programme
The Environmental Protection Department (EPD) will collect peach blossom trees (PBTs) at designated locations after the Lunar New Year holiday in 2022 and recycle suitable PBTs collected into various recyclable products via Y‧PARK contractor in order to promote recycling of yard waste in the community and reduce yard waste disposal at landfills. For details, please press here or contact EPD's contractor at 5743 9221.
Synergy Between Business and Education in Sustainability
The panel discussion with experts from industry and education will discuss how successful synergy between education and business has worked and can be developed further to meet the needs for a more sustainable world. With the tipping point not far off in terms of the transition away from the use of fossil fuels and other non-sustainable practices the insights of the panel we believe will provide useful food for thought.
Potential of Forest Carbon in the Climate Action Plan 2050
In this seminar, Dr. Billy Hau will discuss the potential of forest carbon in combating climate change and supporting the 'Hong Kong's Climate Action Plan 2050' initiatives towards carbon-neutral communities.
Hong Kong's Climate Action Plan 2050: Energy Saving and Green Buildings
In light of Hong Kong’s Climate Action Plan 2050 published in early October, this webinar will focus on one of the four decarbonisation strategies highlighted by the Government: energy saving and green buildings. Our keynote speaker, Secretary for the Environment Mr K.S. Wong will be joined by local experts on buildings, energy efficiency and innovations to showcase and discuss real actions in decarbonising buildings in Hong Kong.
Financing Carbon Neutrality in Asia
Hong Kong can further enhance its competitiveness by leveraging its status as China’s Offshore financial centre, and as a gateway for foreign investors to invest into China’s plans to be carbon neutral by 2060. Hong Kong is well-positioned to shape the future of green finance, be at the forefront of innovative sustainable products and finance the transition to net-zero. This year’s Annual Forum speakers will explore, discuss and debate how and what actions are needed to lead Asian countries towards the carbon neutrality target.
International Conference on Advancing Net Zero 2021
Themed “Decarbonising High-rise, High-density, Sub-tropical Cities”, the Conference aims to enhance the knowledge of Hong Kong’s building and construction professionals, as well as those from other parts of the world, on the latest concepts, trends, strategies and technical solutions to decarbonise and advance towards a net zero and sustainable built environment in a high-rise, high-density, sub-tropical city context.
Networking Platform on Smart and Sustainable Living
Together with Cyberport, BEC is co-organising a networking event on smart and sustainable living for BEC members to exchange ideas with the stakeholders from the Cyberport community.
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19 November 2021, 3:00 pm – 5:00 pm |
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Multi-function Room, Smart-Space FinTech, Level 4, Core E, Cyberport 3 |
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Business Environment Council, Cyberport |
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https://bec.org.hk/en/eventinfo?eid=101
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COP26 Race to Zero Webinar Series: Uniting Asia to Combat Climate Change
Supported by leading organisations and think tanks, the series will gather over 50 experts from Hong Kong, mainland China, Japan, the Philippines and Vietnam, offering diverse local perspectives and actions on four overarching themes: decarbonising the built environment, nature-based solutions, towards clean energy, and low and zero carbon transport systems.
Path to Decarbonisation with Climate Transparency
In this webinar, keynote speaker Wong Kam-sing, Secretary for the Environment, the HKSAR Government will join industry experts to share insights on leveraging enhanced disclosures and business strategies to achieve a company’s low-carbon goals.
Carbon Neutrality Forum
We invite you to join the upcoming “Carbon Neutrality Forum” in November, co-hosted by Friends of the Earth (HK) and World Benchmarking Alliance (WBA). You may understand more on the performance of the Asian oil & gas companies in low-carbon transition by joining this event.
Eco Expo Asia 2021
Eco Expo Asia is a leading trade platform for the eco industry that showcases the latest green products, equipment and technology. Co-oraganised by the Environment Bureau, the Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR), the fair provides B2G, B2B and B2C opportunities for the green industry through its strong support from Hong Kong, Mainland China and international government authorities and industry associations. The theme for Eco Expo Asia 2021 is “Promoting Green Recovery for Carbon Neutrality”. This is the first time the expo will be staged at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre from 27 to 30 October 2021, with the online business matching service extending until 6 November 2021, allowing global eco industry players to discuss business deals through online video conferencing.
COP26 Race to Zero Webinar Series: Uniting Asia to Combat Climate Change
Supported by leading organisations and think tanks, the series will gather over 50 experts from Hong Kong, mainland China, Japan, the Philippines and Vietnam, offering diverse local perspectives and actions on four overarching themes: decarbonising the built environment, nature-based solutions, towards clean energy, and low and zero carbon transport systems.
Virtual Student Exchange Co-curricular Programme: Conservation Battlefront
In this programme, you will discover Ocean Park’s role in education, conservation and entertainment. An Ocean Park educator will take the participants to explore the Hong Kong wildlife, in particular the butterflies, sea turtles, and corals, to understand the threats that these animals are facing due to human activities, and most importantly, what we can do to protect and conserve our rich biodiversity.
Webinar on Climate Change Risk Issues: How does it affect business?
Most of the seminars in Hong Kong have talked about ESG issues and disclosure, not giving particular attention to climate change disclosure and impacts to business. Is Hong Kong company climate resilient? All these issues are being raised with greater frequency and urgency by institutional investor. This webinar will invite speakers to provide insights to explore climate resilient of Hong Kong companies.
HKGBC Session – Rethinking Built Spaces at ReThink HK 2021
Hong Kong Green Building Council (HKGBC) is pleased to support ReThink HK 2021 as a Content Partner by hosting “Rethinking Built Spaces” on 6 October 2021. Industry leaders are invited to join two themed sessions, Revitalised and Sustainable Communities and Innovation and Energy Efficiency, to share insights on how buildings work together to create a sustainable community and how innovations and technologies can achieve energy efficiency and decarbonisation.
減碳生活節「Coffee Meets Climate」體驗日 (Chinese Only)
美加熱浪、洪水侵襲歐洲、亞洲多國...從前看似遠在天邊的氣候危機,其實已日漸影響香港人的日常生活。身處香港,我們都可以出一分力,為地球減緩氣候危機!今年9月,綠色和平將舉辦「減碳生活節」,帶領更多市民在日常中實踐減碳生活。現只需在網上登記,即能參與「減碳生活節」,並送您更多日常減碳小貼士!同時,為答謝您對地球減碳的承諾,您將獲邀參加「Coffee Meets Climate」體驗日。 (Chinese Only)
DIY Accessories Workshop
9月「樂在零碳」! 建築用剩嘅木材都可以升級再造,經導師指導,輕鬆設計及製作獨一無二嘅首飾,環保之餘,親手製作又別具韻味。(Chinese Only)
Asia House COP26 Programme Webinar Series
Mr. Wong Kam-Sing, Environment Secretary, Hong Kong SAR, will outline his vision for Hong Kong’s Climate Action Plan and share Hong Kong’s strategy for achieving deep decarbonisation. Secretary Wong will also share insights on how Hong Kong can leverage its position as a major financial hub and member of the C40 Cities Climate Leadership Group to expediate the regional and global climate agenda, and reflect upon the commercial opportunities associated with Hong Kong’s new climate strategy amid an uncertain geopolitical landscape.
Training Course on "Establish greenhouse reduction targets: Science-based approach"
In the view of the increasing risks associated with climate change, greenhouse gas (GHGs) reduction is now at the top ESG’s agenda of institutional investors. Companies are being scrutinized whether they have set and report GHG targets. Setting climate science-based targets (SBTs) could provide companies with clearly well-defined and future-proven goal to reduce GHGs. Green Council would like to invite environmental, engineering and building management professionals to join us live in an exclusive interactive online training which will focus on the process of setting GHG targets by adopting SBTs.
Training Course on "Establish greenhouse reduction targets: Science-based approach"
In the view of the increasing risks associated with climate change, greenhouse gas (GHGs) reduction is now at the top ESG’s agenda of institutional investors. Companies are being scrutinized whether they have set and report GHG targets. Setting climate science-based targets (SBTs) could provide companies with clearly well-defined and future-proven goal to reduce GHGs. Green Council would like to invite environmental, engineering and building management professionals to join us live in an exclusive interactive online training which will focus on the process of setting GHG targets by adopting SBTs.
DIY Accessories Workshop
9月「樂在零碳」! 建築用剩嘅木材都可以升級再造,經導師指導,輕鬆設計及製作獨一無二嘅首飾,環保之餘,親手製作又別具韻味。(Chinese Only)
Understanding Renewable Energy” Webinar Series (2): Renewable Energy and its Applications
In Understanding Renewable Energy” Webinar Series #2: “Renewable Energy and its Applications “, you would be introduced to different kinds of renewable energy and their applications. Solar energy is suitable for large-scale applications in Hong Kong and the speakers will share more details on solar energy, including case studies in Hong Kong.
Sustainability workshop - Storm Glass
近期嘅天氣真係變幻莫測,時晴時雨,真係好難捉摸!其實除咗睇天文台預測氣溫之外,仲有冇其他方法可以知道天氣嘅變化呢?咁大家就要嚟參加 由建造業零碳天地主辦嘅可持續發展工作坊 親手製作一個天氣瓶。天氣瓶會隨著外界溫度展現出多變嘅晶體變化,除咗可以預測天氣仲可以當作美麗嘅擺設。(Chinese Only)
How Businesses Help to Meet the 2050 Decarbonisation Target
To meet the goals of the Paris Agreement, the global transition to clean power needs to progress four to six times faster than at present. At COP26, the UK will convene leaders from governments to the private sector to deliver a just energy transition. At this event, industry leaders will discuss the business opportunities in Hong Kong and the Asia-Pacific region. How can governments and businesses work together to create jobs, prosperity and clean power for the future?
Corporate Governance for Climate Resilience: Trends and Opportunities for Hong Kong
Environment, Social and Governance (ESG) has become the new norm, and climate resilience has gradually been incorporated into good corporate governance practices. The rise of the Taskforce for Climate-related Financial Disclosure ("TCFD") further drives companies to consider climate risks and opportunities using a top-down approach. As we expect more stringent regulations and ratcheting investor expectations, are company boards in Hong Kong ready to respond to climate change? What can the government, private sector and others do to strengthen board accountability on the topic? Join us at this launch event to listen to BEC's research findings on the trends of corporate climate governance in Hong Kong and learn from industry experts on how companies can become more climate resilient.
Accelerating Low-Carbon Innovation Towards Carbon Peak and Neutrality
Climate change is not just a challenge in the future but has already become a dangerous reality today, threatening the wellbeing of future generations and human survival. President Xi Jinping declared China’s determined efforts to achieve peak carbon by 2030 and carbon neutrality by 2060 at the General Assembly of the United Nations in 2020, and emphasised China’s acceleration towards low-carbon innovations. Mr Xie Zhenhua, China’s climate envoy, will share his insights at a webinar and present China’s roadmap and policies on achieving those goals. In addition, three internationally renowned experts will join Mr Xie in a panel discussion to explore the development of a fair, practical and mutually beneficial global climate management system.
Target-setting for Long-term Decarbonisation: A Practical Challenge for Businesses in Hong Kong
Target-setting is a critical step to drive decarbonisation actions and behavioural change. In the business context, it allows companies to understand their emission sources and embed carbon reduction goals into their business strategies. The rise of the Science-Based Targets initiative (SBTi) has pushed for a more comprehensive target-setting process which includes the consideration of climate science and Scope 3 emissions. Join us at this webinar to hear insights from academics and practitioners on the relevance of climate change to business and their experiences on target-(re)setting.
Building Carbon Footprint Assessment
The programme offers a wide range of subject choices that span across key elements in the topic of green or sustainable building, including energy and carbon, indoor environment, outdoor environment, community aspects, materials and waste, building maintenance as well as climate change. Taught by experienced faculty from the School of Energy and Environment at the City University of Hong Kong, this programme will also serve as an ‘appetizer’ for those considering to pursue post-graduate studies. Upon completion of the courses, participants will be able to gain a basic understanding of the subjects, which serves as a good foundation for further studies.
Public Seminar on Energy Efficiency and Conversation 2021 (Cantonese Presentation)
EMSD strives to promote the efficient use of energy, ensuring the wiser use of the world's resources. To build a green living environment in Hong Kong, public participation is particularly important. EMSD has organized a seminar about the energy efficiency and conservation for the public.
COP26: Race to Zero Webinar series IFRS Foundation’s International Sustainability Standards Board
The IFRS Foundation is consulting on amending its constitution to create an International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB) on a similar basis to its International Accounting Standards Board (IASB). ISSB is planned to start work on standards relating to climate change, with the support of decisions made at the COP26 Climate Conference in November. It will also issue standards for other ESG issues which are likely to be material to company enterprise value. Companies, auditors and report users will need prepare for this significant change in corporate reporting.
BEC Industry Visit - Smarter Office, Greener Future
BEC and Canon HK are bringing you “Smarter Office, Better Future” on 18 June 2021. Join us for a visit to the Canon Business Experience Center to hear insights about green and intelligent working environments as well as inspiring ideas on how to create a smarter office and enhance operational efficiency and business sustainability.
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18 June 2021, 1:15 pm – 5:00 pm |
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Tower A, China Life Center, 18 Hung Luen Road, Hunghom, Kowloon |
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Business Environment Council |
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https://bec.org.hk/en/eventinfo?eid=55
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Race-to-Zero: Hong Kong's Climate Actions Towards a Net Zero Future
This event will focus on COP26 from an international perspective and its relevance to Hong Kong, which will then be followed by a panel discussion on how businesses are preparing to decarbonize in the short and longer-term.
COP26: Race to Zero Webinar series Scenarios for TCFD-aligned disclosures
Lois Guthrie will present the work WBCSD is doing with TCFD on developing scenarios for TCFD reporting. The HKMA launched a pilot stress testing exercise at the start of the year where participating banks need to assess climate risks under different scenarios. Frank Leung will comment on how this has gone so far and what has been learnt.
Green the Mobility: Potential of Biofuel in Decarbonisation - Broader Application of Biofuel in Decarbinisation
Biodiesel supplied in Hong Kong is produced by using locally collected waste cooking oil from restaurant and food manufacturer. Waste-to-energy and renewable feature of such fuel enjoys massive well-to-wheel GHG emissions savings up to 90% when compared to petroleum-based counterpart. Followed by the government commitment to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050, we will discuss on the role that biofuel could play in decarbonising the mobility sector - road, marine and aviation, in long run.
The 1.5°C Summit – The Defining Decade for Impact with Tech
Scientists estimate that limiting warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius would reduce the odds of initiating the most dangerous and irreversible effects of climate change. In this conference, we will have a mix of speakers and panelists who will share their knowledge on the sustainability + technology space and empower each of us to make changes. This event will showcase a mix of local and international sustainability and impact-driven startup solutions, share successful case studies of driving impact through tech, and provide the audience access to this very important community. There will be a mix of networking opportunities for attendees to engage with experts, startups, NGOs and government representatives.
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28 May 2021, 9:30 am – 1 pm |
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New World Development Company Limited, Eureka Nova |
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https://onepointfivesummit.com/
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Applied Solar Energy in Buildings
This training programme includes the introduction of different solar photovoltaic technologies; building-attached and building-integrated photovoltaics (BAPV and BIPV); challenges and opportunities of PV installation in Hong Kong; introduction of new PV products; Feed-in Tariff (FiT) Scheme.
Green the Mobility: Potential of Biofuel in Decarbonisation - Current Application of Biofuel in Hong Kong
Biodiesel supplied in Hong Kong is produced by using locally collected waste cooking oil from restaurant and food manufacturer. Waste-to-energy and renewable feature of such fuel enjoys massive well-to-wheel GHG emissions savings up to 90% when compared to petroleum-based counterpart. Followed by the government commitment to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050, we will discuss on the role that biofuel could play in decarbonising the mobility sector - road, marine and aviation, in long run.
Renewable Energy in Hong Kong
SOEHK aims at providing shared platform for engineers to learn, exchange idea and experience, and as well to catch up with the latest developments with respect to engineering, technology and environment related aspects. This technical webinar has invited eminent speakers to share with us the knowledge of making use of sustainable and energy efficient material, product and system with renewable energy resources.
Is sustainability at the heart of your business agenda?
Protecting our planet and addressing climate threats should be a boardroom priority. Many leaders are struggling with how to truly embed environmental, social, and governance (ESG) considerations into their day-to-day operations. How can they move beyond a box-ticking exercise to genuinely walk the talk? How can they evolve beyond top-down sustainability edicts to a corporate culture in which everyone in the organization lives, breathes and acts on them? How do organizations forge that mindset, build that corporate muscle, and make the most from their sustainability actions?
Decarbonising gas on our journey to Net Zero
The UK’s commitment to accelerate the pace of change means it is vital that UK industry and commerce that currently relies on natural gas as an energy supply, understands the role of hydrogen and its implications on their business.
This webinar will explore the role hydrogen can play in reaching net zero.
Chinachem Group Sustainability Conference 2021
Themed "Creating a Sustainable and Healthy Community for All Ages", the Conference will focus on comprehensive discussion of multi-dimensional solutions to shape a smart city for all ages. Renowned overseas and local speakers will share their insights from urban and community planning, building rejuvenation, building design and infrastructures, ageing innovation and assistive technology, as well as sharing of international case studies, to explore possible ways to build a smart and liveable neighbourhood for multi-generations, coupled with possible insight or lessons learnt from the recent pandemic.
Green Museums and the Paris Agreement
Invited speakers from the US, Australia and Hong Kong will share at the Green Museums and the Paris Agreement forum the experiences and achievements in greening museums, enhancing sustainable operations and advancing climate change education. The forum also serves as an important step to build a community of green museums which act locally and ideate globally.
The HKIE Environmental Division Annual Forum: Decarbonisation - How Do We Prepare for the Transformation
The primary objectives of this forum are to serve as a platform to communicate and review Decarbonisation strategies; share local and international practices and explore relevant digitalization & innovation for Decarbonisation. At the same time, we would like to know how technologies and development can become critical enablers for the transformation and present both opportunities and challenges to engineers. The forum comprises the keynote session and four other sessions: i) Green construction; ii) Decarbonising generation through digitalization; iii) Hydrogen economy and iv) Experience sharing and best practices for Decarbonisation.
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29 April 2021, 9 am – 5 pm |
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The Hong Kong Institution of Engineers Headquarters, 9/F Island Beverley, 1 Great George Street, Hong Kong |
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Hong Kong Association of Energy Engineers |
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http://www.hkaee.org/Flyer-20210429-HKIEEVD-v2.pdf
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Earth Forum 2021
Friends of the Earth (HK) will demonstrate support for the environment movement and progress and organize the Earth Forum at Earth Day to debate on how green finance can catalyze decarbonisation and restore our environment. The regulatory and listed companies in automotive sector are invited as the speaker to discuss the low-carbon transition. Let’s restore our Earth! Let’s join the Earth Forum 2021!
Action of Climate and the UN Sustainable Development Goals: A Guided Virtual Tour of CUHK Jockey Club Museum of Climate Change
This program takes participants on a virtual guided tour to discover the world’s first and foremost climate change museum and explore the potentially devastating effects of climate change. It also introduces the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) that are adopted by the United Nations as the blueprint to achieve a better and more sustainable future for all, and why climate action matters.
Climate Resilience in Hong Kong
The CUHK webinar will explore what the government of Hong Kong, the private sector and civil society can do to foster climate resilience in the city’s developments. Mr. Wong Kam-sing, Secretary for the Environment will speak on the city’s plan towards carbon neutrality, Dr. Jeanne Ng, Director, CLP Research Institute will speak on the building of climate resilience in the power sector, and Dr. William Yu, CEO, World Green Organisation will talk about how to get the community ready to build urban resilience in face of the climate crisis.
Climate Change and Coffee
Coffee is among the most traded commodities and has major economic relevance for many coffee exporting countries. Over 125 Million.people worldwide depend on coffee production for their livelihood. But changing climate conditions are already causing immense hardship for many of these producers. Coffee eco-systems are highly vulnerable to changing climate conditions, such as rising temperatures and unstable and extreme weather conditions.
Green Carnival 2021
To continue our green community initiative in the pandemic, Green Council is organizing “the 18th Green Carnival 2021” on online platform this year. In addition to the official Green Carnival website to be launched between late-March to early-April, we are organizing a number of activities for schools and students, including the i) 20th Eco-Model Creative Tournament, ii) School Virtual Booth Competition and iii) Online Quiz Challenge.
European technology for a greener and carbon neutral Hong Kong - Electric vehicles and waste management
The Hong Kong Economic and Trade Office (HKETO) in Brussels and HKETO in Berlin are co-organising a webinar on 19 March 2021 (Friday), 5:00 – 6:00 pm HKT (10:00 – 11:00 am CET) to introduce the latest green business opportunities offered by Hong Kong to European businesses. Mr WONG Kam-sing, Secretary for the Environment will speak at the webinar.
Opportunities for Circular Economy in Hong Kong
It is time for Hong Kong to better integrate and embed circular economy principles into the city, in order to stimulate long-term sustainable growth and regenerate the environment. Join the webinar if you would like to learn more about circular economy, hear about BEC’s strategic findings on Hong Kong’s progress towards circularity, and learn from experts about how the city can become more circular.
HKUST-UoS-CLP Joint Webinar Workshop on Energy Decarbonisation
Decarbonisation is essential for clean and sustainable energy and is a critical step to achieve a livable climate future. Transition to clean and prosperous energy future relies on viable and innovative decarbonizing technologies. To promote the decarbonisation vision and to inspire research collaboration, the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST), University of Strathclyde (UoS) and CLP have co-organized this workshop to address the issues and explore potential directions.
Green Tech Fund (first-round applications)
The Green Tech Fund (GTF), established with a $200 million Government allocation, has been open for application. The deadline for submission of first-round applications is 22 February 2021.
CPD Webinar - Smart Battery for Smarter Construction - Leading to an Emission-free Future
This webinar will introduce an innovative smart battery system that has successfully replaced diesel generators on a number of construction sites in Hong Kong. In this webinar, the speaker will share with the audience interesting case studies with detailed data to illustrate the economic benefits of the system as well as its positive impacts on the environment.
「綠色金融促進中小企可持續發展對策」網絡研討會 (Chinese only)
全球多個金融中心都在推動綠色金融和環境、社會與管治(ESG),讓企業可以為其綠色項目籌集資金,而投資者則可以參與一些可持續發展,具有環境效益的投資項目。港府近年積極發展綠色金融 ,以追上全球可持續金融趨勢。為促進綠色金融的發展,香港生產力促進局將於2021 年 1 月11 日舉辦「綠色金融促進中小企可持續發展對策研討會」,誠邀中國銀行(香港)及香港品質保證局代表共同探討綠色金融認證計劃和綠色信貸,並有專家分享ESG的發展,讓大家更了解可持續發展的概念。歡迎各中小企業代表報名參加。 (Chinese only)
Seminar on "The EV-charging at Home Subsidy Scheme"
The Government rolled out a $2 billion "EV-charging at Home Subsidy Scheme" ("EHSS") to subsidize the installation of EV charging-enabling infrastructure in car parks of existing private residential buildings. The scheme is now open to application. In order to facilitate the Owners' Corporations and Property Management Office (PMO) to enhance the existing EV charging-enabling infrastructure in their car parks, Cornerstone EV Charging Service Limited and the Parking Association of Hong Kong will co-organize a series of seminar to answer any enquiry about EHSS.
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5 January 2021, 2:00 pm – 3:30 pm and 4:00 pm – 5:30 pm |
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Auditorium, G/F, BEC Building, 77 Tat Chee Avenue, Kowloon Tong, Hong Kong |
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Cornerstone EV Charging Service Limited, Parking association of Hong Kong Limited |
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https://bec.org.hk/en/eventinfo?path=en/eventinfo&eid=24
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Green Tech Fund Briefing Webinar on Application
The Green Tech Fund (GTF), established with a $200 million Government allocation, has been open for application. The deadline for submission of first-round applications is 22 February 2021. The GTF Secretariat will organise a webinar to introduce the application procedures and priority themes of the GTF.
Training Course on Energy Audit for Building Energy Efficiency
The main purpose of this course is to provide the participants with the fundamental principles, skills and guidelines needed to carry out effective energy audits in accordance with the Building Energy Efficiency Ordinance. After taking the course, the participants would appreciate the approach to identify energy saving measures and perform quantitative analysis to predict the energy savings, environmental and economic benefits. Moreover, the participants should be able to measure and verify the performance of implemented energy saving measures.
Training Course on Energy Audit for Building Energy Efficiency
The main purpose of this course is to provide the participants with the fundamental principles, skills and guidelines needed to carry out effective energy audits in accordance with the Building Energy Efficiency Ordinance. After taking the course, the participants would appreciate the approach to identify energy saving measures and perform quantitative analysis to predict the energy savings, environmental and economic benefits. Moreover, the participants should be able to measure and verify the performance of implemented energy saving measures.
Training Course on Energy Audit for Building Energy Efficiency
The main purpose of this course is to provide the participants with the fundamental principles, skills and guidelines needed to carry out effective energy audits in accordance with the Building Energy Efficiency Ordinance. After taking the course, the participants would appreciate the approach to identify energy saving measures and perform quantitative analysis to predict the energy savings, environmental and economic benefits. Moreover, the participants should be able to measure and verify the performance of implemented energy saving measures.
Hong Kong Green Building Week 2020 – Green Building Tour – Comfort Edition
The annual public campaign "Hong Kong Green Building Week" will be conducted online this year. With the theme of "Green Building Team Up!", a series of online games, experts’ sharing and engaging short videos will be released on 5-11 December 2020 to educate the public on how green building and its users work together in reducing carbon emissions. Grab the chance to win the Finale Jackpot Prize while learning green buildings!
ECC - 2020 Hong Kong Awards for Environmental Excellence and Hong Kong Green Innovations Awards
The Hong Kong Awards for Environmental Excellence (HKAEE) and Hong Kong Green Innovations Awards (HKGIA) are now open for application. The HKAEE and the HKGIA are led by the Environmental Campaign Committee (ECC) alongside the Environmental Protection Department and in conjunction with nine organisations, namely, Advisory Council on the Environment, Business Environment Council, Federation of Hong Kong Industries, Hong Kong General Chamber of Commerce, Hong Kong Productivity Council, The Chinese General Chamber of Commerce, The Chinese Manufacturers’ Association of Hong Kong, The Hong Kong Chinese Importers’ & Exporters’ Association, The Hong Kong Council of Social Service. The HKAEE is an annual award which aims to encourage organisations to implement environmental management, to measure organisations’ performance on their commitment to environmental management, and to recognise organisations with excellent performance on environmental management.
Training Course on Energy Audit for Building Energy Efficiency
The main purpose of this course is to provide the participants with the fundamental principles, skills and guidelines needed to carry out effective energy audits in accordance with the Building Energy Efficiency Ordinance. After taking the course, the participants would appreciate the approach to identify energy saving measures and perform quantitative analysis to predict the energy savings, environmental and economic benefits. Moreover, the participants should be able to measure and verify the performance of implemented energy saving measures.
Hong Kong Green Building Week 2020 – Green Building Tour – Travel Edition
The annual public campaign "Hong Kong Green Building Week" will be conducted online this year. With the theme of "Green Building Team Up!", a series of online games, experts’ sharing and engaging short videos will be released on 5-11 December 2020 to educate the public on how green building and its users work together in reducing carbon emissions. Grab the chance to win the Finale Jackpot Prize while learning green buildings!
Hong Kong Green Building Week 2020 – Green Building Tour – Wind & Water Edition
The annual public campaign "Hong Kong Green Building Week" will be conducted online this year. With the theme of "Green Building Team Up!", a series of online games, experts’ sharing and engaging short videos will be released on 5-11 December 2020 to educate the public on how green building and its users work together in reducing carbon emissions. Grab the chance to win the Finale Jackpot Prize while learning green buildings!
Hong Kong Green Building Week 2020 – Live Chat Seminar: Green Building X Parenting
The annual public campaign "Hong Kong Green Building Week" will be conducted online this year. With the theme of "Green Building Team Up!", a series of online games, experts’ sharing and engaging short videos will be released on 5-11 December 2020 to educate the public on how green building and its users work together in reducing carbon emissions. Grab the chance to win the Finale Jackpot Prize while learning green buildings!
Hong Kong Green Building Week 2020 – Live Chat Seminar: Green Building Expert X Young Climate Activist
The annual public campaign "Hong Kong Green Building Week" will be conducted online this year. With the theme of "Green Building Team Up!", a series of online games, experts’ sharing and engaging short videos will be released on 5-11 December 2020 to educate the public on how green building and its users work together in reducing carbon emissions. Grab the chance to win the Finale Jackpot Prize while learning green buildings!
Hong Kong Green Building Week 2020 – Live Chat Seminar: Green Building X Climate Change
The annual public campaign "Hong Kong Green Building Week" will be conducted online this year. With the theme of "Green Building Team Up!", a series of online games, experts’ sharing and engaging short videos will be released on 5-11 December 2020 to educate the public on how green building and its users work together in reducing carbon emissions. Grab the chance to win the Finale Jackpot Prize while learning green buildings!
Hong Kong Green Building Week 2020 – Opening Ceremony & Quiz game
The annual public campaign "Hong Kong Green Building Week" will be conducted online this year. With the theme of "Green Building Team Up!", a series of online games, experts’ sharing and engaging short videos will be released on 5-11 December 2020 to educate the public on how green building and its users work together in reducing carbon emissions. Grab the chance to win the Finale Jackpot Prize while learning green buildings!
"My Green Space" Student Competition 2020-21
The HKGBC strives to enhance public understanding and awareness towards green buildings and has established “My Green Space” Student Competition (Previous Name: “My Green Space” Green Building Competition for Schools) since 2011. The Competition is intended to educate the younger generation with green building knowledge, and nurture them into pioneers in promoting green building concepts. The Competition aims to:
1. promote green building concepts and its related standards among the school community;
2. nurture critical and creative thinking by providing training to the school community and encouraging students to express their creative ideas on green building concepts;
3. transfer knowledge on green building and its related standards to students and teachers;
4. induce students behavioural changes towards green lifestyle, and spread the ideas to their families and peers.
The Competition encourages students to apply creative ideas of green building concepts in their livings, developing an ideal green space.
“Construction Month 2020”: Construction STREAM Construction Dream - Low Carbon DIY Workshop
Since its establishment in 2007, the Construction Industry Council (CIC) has been spearheading various initiatives to elevate the quality of construction workforce and uphold the professionalism of the industry in Hong Kong.
As an annual signature event of the CIC, the “Construction Month” was incepted in 2018 to promote the industry and also to engage members of the public. It has been extremely well received by both the industrial practitioners and community.
This year, the theme of Construction Month is “Construction STREAM Construction Dream”. STREAM is an acronym that refers to the disciplines of Science, Technology, Reading, Engineering, Art and Mathematics collectively. Comprised of more than 20 captivating events, this industry mega campaign continues to allow everyone to explore and experience the imagination and creativity of construction!
2020 Hong Kong Awards for Environmental Excellence - Experience Sharing Webinars
Organisations from different sectors with outstanding environmental performance will share their achievements in the webinars.
BEC EnviroSeries Conference 2020: Urban Transport on the Move: Connecting Policies, People and Business Opportunities
Transport is an important sector in Hong Kong – it enables the movements of people and goods, facilitates Hong Kong’s efficient commercial and business functions, and contributes to Hong Kong’s economic performance. At the personal level, transport supports people’s mobility needs and gets them connected.
However, unchecked growth in motorisation, over-reliance on fossil fuel vehicles and the car-centric city planning culture will exacerbate the transport sector’s impact on the environment. There are calls for rethinking the role of transport in the urban landscape and how cities should be planned so as to maintain the mobility functions on the one hand, and to minimise externalities such as air pollution, greenhouse gases emissions and the loss of public space on the other.
With COVID-19 and climate change, these questions become even more valid and pressing. It is timely and necessary for policy makers, the business sector and the general public to explore how COVID-19 and decarbonsiation will reshape urban mobility. There are opportunities to respond to the changing mobility need of people and delivery of goods as well as to transform transport operation for better efficiency and enhanced resilience.
Hydrogen Economy Conference (HEC) 2020
Hydrogen (H2) energy is one of most discussed forms of energy for the future. Its role in enhancing a sustainable living environment and circular economy is promising. BEC, Hong Kong Green Strategy Alliance, Hong Kong Environmental Industry Association and Hong Kong Association of Energy Service Companies are jointly organising this unique half-day online forum, bringing experts on international levels and presenting cutting-edge technological innovations (storage and transportation) and policy directions.
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23 November 2020, 2 pm – 5:35 pm |
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Business Environment Council, Hong Kong Green Strategy Alliance, Hong Kong Environmental Industry Association and Hong Kong Association of Energy Service Companies |
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https://www.bec.org.hk/tc/eventinfo?path=en/eventinfo&eid=2
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“Construction Month 2020”: Construction STREAM Construction Dream - Low Carbon DIY Workshop
Since its establishment in 2007, the Construction Industry Council (CIC) has been spearheading various initiatives to elevate the quality of construction workforce and uphold the professionalism of the industry in Hong Kong.
As an annual signature event of the CIC, the “Construction Month” was incepted in 2018 to promote the industry and also to engage members of the public. It has been extremely well received by both the industrial practitioners and community.
This year, the theme of Construction Month is “Construction STREAM Construction Dream”. STREAM is an acronym that refers to the disciplines of Science, Technology, Reading, Engineering, Art and Mathematics collectively. Comprised of more than 20 captivating events, this industry mega campaign continues to allow everyone to explore and experience the imagination and creativity of construction!
Eco Asia Conference -Advancing Net Zero
The Eco Expo Asia 2020 would be migrated online under HKTDC Autumn Sourcing Week丨ONLINE (ASWO) from 16 to 27 Nov 2020, enabling the environmental industry to continue exploring business opportunities. The Environment Bureau of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government fully supports the ASWO, featuring an interactive "Hong Kong• GO Green" virtual booth where visitors can explore Hong Kong’s latest waste management and recycling facilities, as well as green technology.
Eco Asia Conference - Circular Economy
The Eco Expo Asia 2020 would be migrated online under HKTDC Autumn Sourcing Week丨ONLINE (ASWO) from 16 to 27 Nov 2020, enabling the environmental industry to continue exploring business opportunities. The Environment Bureau of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government fully supports the ASWO, featuring an interactive "Hong Kong• GO Green" virtual booth where visitors can explore Hong Kong’s latest waste management and recycling facilities, as well as green technology.
Eco Expo Asia 2020
The Eco Expo Asia 2020 would be migrated online under HKTDC Autumn Sourcing Week丨ONLINE (ASWO) from 16 to 27 Nov 2020, enabling the environmental industry to continue exploring business opportunities. The Environment Bureau of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government fully supports the ASWO, featuring an interactive "Hong Kong• GO Green" virtual booth where visitors can explore Hong Kong’s latest waste management and recycling facilities, as well as green technology.
2020 Hong Kong Awards for Environmental Excellence - Experience Sharing Webinars
Organisations from different sectors with outstanding environmental performance will share their achievements in the webinars.
SBTi Asia Webinar Series: Demystifying Science-based Targets: Discussion & Sharing Session
CDP Hong Kong, WWF Singapore, WRI Indonesia, UN Global Compact Malaysia (GCMY) and UN Global Compact Network Singapore (GCNS) are proud to jointly present the first SBTi webinar series for an Asia-focused discussion, guidance and deep dive into Science-based Targets (SBT) setting.
The four-part series will touch on:
1) The Business Case for Setting Science-based Targets
2) Technical Guidance for Setting and Achieving Science-based Targets
3) Demystifying Science-based Targets: Discussion & Sharing Session
4) Science-based Targets for Financial Institutions
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20, October 2020, 4 pm – 5:30 pm; 27, October 2020, 10 am – 11:30 am; 3, November 2020, 4 pm – 5:30 pm; 10, November 2020, 4 pm – 5:30 pm |
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CDP Hong Kong, WWF Singapore, WRI Indonesia, UN Global Compact Malaysia (GCMY), UN Global Compact Network Singapore (GCNS) |
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https://sciencebasedtargets.org/sbt_events/demystifying-science-based-targets-discussion-sharing-session/
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Is Hong Kong Ready to Ride on China’s Carbon Neutral Pledge?
At the United Nations General Assembly on 22 September 2020, President Xi Jinping made a pledge that China would achieve carbon neutrality by 2060. China’s commitment to an absolute carbon reduction target has brought positivity and fresh impetus to the global climate discussion and initiatives. Many are keen to find out how China could become carbon neutral in 40 years and more so on lessons to be learned. In Hong Kong, as we are working on the city’s long-term decarbonisation target, what does China’s ambition mean for us?
In the webinar, experts in public policy, energy and climate change and business leaders will share their thoughts on China’s pledge, the impact on climate actions worldwide, and the implications on Hong Kong’s decarbonisation strategy and business action on climate change.
2020 Hong Kong Awards for Environmental Excellence - Experience Sharing Webinars
Organisations from different sectors with outstanding environmental performance will share their achievements in the webinars.
SBTi Asia Webinar Series: Demystifying Science-based Targets: Discussion & Sharing Session
CDP Hong Kong, WWF Singapore, WRI Indonesia, UN Global Compact Malaysia (GCMY) and UN Global Compact Network Singapore (GCNS) are proud to jointly present the first SBTi webinar series for an Asia-focused discussion, guidance and deep dive into Science-based Targets (SBT) setting.
The four-part series will touch on:
1) The Business Case for Setting Science-based Targets
2) Technical Guidance for Setting and Achieving Science-based Targets
3) Demystifying Science-based Targets: Discussion & Sharing Session
4) Science-based Targets for Financial Institutions
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20, October 2020, 4 pm – 5:30 pm; 27, October 2020, 10 am – 11:30 am; 3, November 2020, 4 pm – 5:30 pm; 10, November 2020, 4 pm – 5:30 pm |
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CDP Hong Kong, WWF Singapore, WRI Indonesia, UN Global Compact Malaysia (GCMY), UN Global Compact Network Singapore (GCNS) |
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https://sciencebasedtargets.org/sbt_events/demystifying-science-based-targets-discussion-sharing-session/
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CarbonCare® Label 2020
The CarbonCare® Label is a unique scheme launched in late 2011, over 360 labels have been awarded to listed companies, private companies, government departments, public bodies, social enterprises, NGOs, hotels, commercial buildings/ venues etc. The Scheme has evolved much to reflect and recognise the sustainability efforts of businesses and organisations.
The theme of CarbonCare® Label 2020 responds to the call by the global “Race to Zero” campaign to rally leadership and support from businesses, cities, regions and investors worldwide for a healthy, resilient, zero carbon recovery after the pandemic. Linking decarbonisation to sustainable recovery is the pathway to prevent future threats, create decent jobs and unlock inclusive, sustainable growth in a post-COVID era.
2020 Hong Kong Awards for Environmental Excellence - Experience Sharing Webinars
Organisations from different sectors with outstanding environmental performance will share their achievements in the webinars.
ReThink 2020
Supported by the Hong Kong Green Building Council, the ReThink 2020 would be held in Hong Kong on 28 & 29 October 2020 (Wednesday & Thursday).
ReThink is being designed specifically for professionals who are driven by, or challenged with, sustainability goals for their business or organisation, and the 2020 event is focused on how we can help business accelerate change towards a more sustainable future. Through inspiring speakers, action-focused discussions and real-life solutions, ReThink 2020 will provide answers to this question, through a carefully curated two-day conference and workshop programme supported by an innovation showcase with the best in suppliers and service providers.
SBTi Asia Webinar Series: Demystifying Science-based Targets: Discussion & Sharing Session
CDP Hong Kong, WWF Singapore, WRI Indonesia, UN Global Compact Malaysia (GCMY) and UN Global Compact Network Singapore (GCNS) are proud to jointly present the first SBTi webinar series for an Asia-focused discussion, guidance and deep dive into Science-based Targets (SBT) setting.
The four-part series will touch on:
1) The Business Case for Setting Science-based Targets
2) Technical Guidance for Setting and Achieving Science-based Targets
3) Demystifying Science-based Targets: Discussion & Sharing Session
4) Science-based Targets for Financial Institutions
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20, October 2020, 4 pm – 5:30 pm; 27, October 2020, 10 am – 11:30 am; 3, November 2020, 4 pm – 5:30 pm; 10, November 2020, 4 pm – 5:30 pm |
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CDP Hong Kong, WWF Singapore, WRI Indonesia, UN Global Compact Malaysia (GCMY), UN Global Compact Network Singapore (GCNS) |
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https://sciencebasedtargets.org/sbt_events/demystifying-science-based-targets-discussion-sharing-session/
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Becoming an Environmental “Ir” in Hong Kong - Why, What and How
The career talk provided by the Hong Kong Institution of Engineers (HKIE) Environmental Division aims to:
- provide clear career path and achieve Scheme "A" training to acquire Chartered Engineer in Environmental Discipline;
- encourage students and graduates in Engineering and related disciplines to join the HKIE Environmental Division;
- establish a collaboration and relationship with HKIE Environmental Division.
The 6th International Symposium on Regional Air Quality Management and the 2nd GBA Air Forum
The 6th International Symposium on Regional Air Quality Management in Rapidly Developing Economic Regions and the 2nd Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area Air Forum (6RAQM) is going online for the very first time with free-of-charge participation arrangement due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
With this special online conference setting, 6RAQM program will be shorter than before. Speakers of the 6RAQM main program are all by-invitation only, and participants (including students) are encouraged to submit an abstract for the selection of online poster presentations.
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20, 21 October 2020 |
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Institute for the Environment, The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, Hong Kong Institute of Qualified Environmental Professionals Limited, Institute for Environmental and Climate Research, Jinan University, Institute of Environmental Science and Technology, Tsinghua University |
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http://6raqm.ust.hk/
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SBTi Asia Webinar Series: Demystifying Science-based Targets: Discussion & Sharing Session
CDP Hong Kong, WWF Singapore, WRI Indonesia, UN Global Compact Malaysia (GCMY) and UN Global Compact Network Singapore (GCNS) are proud to jointly present the first SBTi webinar series for an Asia-focused discussion, guidance and deep dive into Science-based Targets (SBT) setting.
The four-part series will touch on:
1) The Business Case for Setting Science-based Targets
2) Technical Guidance for Setting and Achieving Science-based Targets
3) Demystifying Science-based Targets: Discussion & Sharing Session
4) Science-based Targets for Financial Institutions
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20, October 2020, 4 pm – 5:30 pm; 27, October 2020, 10 am – 11:30 am; 3, November 2020, 4 pm – 5:30 pm; 10, November 2020, 4 pm – 5:30 pm |
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CDP Hong Kong, WWF Singapore, WRI Indonesia, UN Global Compact Malaysia (GCMY), UN Global Compact Network Singapore (GCNS) |
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https://sciencebasedtargets.org/sbt_events/demystifying-science-based-targets-discussion-sharing-session/
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TEDxEncompassHK Count Down. Go Far
2020 is the year for Countdown, a bold, global movement to find ways to shift, more rapidly, to a world with net zero greenhouse gas emissions and tackle the climate crisis. We hope through our TEDxEncompassHK events with our theme “Countdown. Go Far”, with keynote speaker Mr. Lam Chiu Ying (Former Director of Observatory), we’ll be able to drive individual behavioral changes in combating the climate crisis.
TEDxTinHau Countdown: We can change climate change
TEDxTinHau is bringing Countdown, the global climate action event, to Hong Kong on Saturday October 17th 2020 in a day that will showcase ideas and actions that can help change climate change.
TEDxTinHau Countdown brings you a day of community activities, planet-friendly lunches and of course incredible TEDx speakers sharing ideas that amplify and demonstrate climate action solutions. Your TEDxTinHau Countdown speakers of 2020 are Lance Lau, Tanja Wessels, Ollie Haas, Peggy Chan, Jonathan Cybulski and Keilem Ng.
Part of the global Countdown initiative, the goal is to champion and accelerate solutions to the climate crisis, turning ideas into action. Countdown is focused on looking at five key areas – energy, transport, materials, food and nature. These areas are chosen as areas where action will have the biggest impact.
TEDxTinHau Countdown is brought to you by the volunteer committee whose inspiring events have previously brought the TEDx Women programme to Hong Kong.
TEDxCivic Exchange
TEDxCivic Exchange will introduce Hong Kong to community leaders working toward climate solutions for our city via a series of virtual gatherings that include presentations, panel discussions, and case studies.
TEDxCivicExchange prides in its focus on pushing for systemic change, providing a platform for policymakers, businesses, and civil society to collectively launch Hong Kong’s pathway to climate transition. Our theme is “Our Time is Now for Climate Action”. Our COUNTDOWN to a better future starts now.
Green Sense No Air Con Night 2020
Big changes starting with one single move. All can take action on easing the Global Warming. While turning on the air con at home on hot days, are you aware of heating up the outdoor temperature? Hong Kong consumed 4.48 billion kWh of electricity in 2019, of which air-conditioning made up around 30% (1.34 billion kWh of electricity) of the total, that equates releasing 7.44 million tonnes of carbon emission to the atmosphere. If we rely on indoor air conditioning when the weather gets hotter, a vicious positive feedback is formed in warming the planet. Using less air conditioning is truly a way in cooling the Earth.
All are welcome to join the “No Air Con Night 2020″ on 9th October (suggesting from 7 pm). The first step of change can be taken by turning off the air con at home together.
United Nations' SDGs and the Private Sector
The United Nations has mapped out 17 SDGs for all the countries to work towards by 2030 so that there will be a better and more sustainable future for everyone. Currently, governments from around the world have setup various relevant domestic priorities as their contribution towards this SDGs initiative.
Government is an important actor to help lead the society and spearhead key relevant priorities but other actors within the community are as important to ensure the successful delivery and implementation of these priorities. The private sector is important within society's economic, social and cultural fabric, and their role and contribution would be critical to ensure the success of achieving these sustainable development goals.
UN Climate Week Webinar 2020
Looking Ahead: A Year for Action towards Sustainable Development Goals (SDG)
The United Nations (UN) Climate Week inspires individuals and organizations to become part of the momentum created by the global climate agreement in Paris. It is a collaborative platform where both governments and non-governmental organizations stakeholders gather to address the gamut of relevant climate issues under one umbrella. This webinar is co-sponsored by the American Alliance of Museums and the Jockey Club Museum of Climate Change of The Chinese University of Hong Kong.
Museums have enormous carbon footprints. COVID-19 led to the postponement of COP 26 to 2021. UN Climate Week 2020 provides a unique opportunity for the museum community to accelerate peer learning, expedite ongoing initiatives and jumpstart needed programs. Come listen to this global panel of experts to celebrate what they are doing in their own region and their own community.
BEC Low Carbon Charter Workshop: How to reduce emissions along the company value chain
The BEC Low Carbon Charter has mobilised 71 companies and organisations across all sectors in Hong Kong in pledging to set and achieve decarbonisation targets towards a sustainable and low carbon future since its launch in March 2019. Most companies would choose to focus on reducing their scope 1 and 2 emissions at the beginning of their decarbonisation journey. However, in order to limit global average temperature rise within 2°C to avoid the worst and irreversible effects of climate change, there is a mounting urgency for companies to also decarbonise their value chains, especially for companies with a substantial part of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions lie outside their own operations.
Scope 3 emission is more complex, so where do you start? How do you set a robust yet achievable scope 3 target, and how do you engage with your business partners to decarbonise? The webinar will feature an introduction on scope 3 emissions. Industry peers will share experience and best practice on value chain decarbonisation. Topics like scope 3 target-setting and emission reduction, as well as stakeholder engagement will be discussed during the session.
If you wish to achieve deeper decarbonisation or know more about value chain decarbonisation, come join us and take part in the discussion.
Call for Corporate Volunteers! - Green Living Day (September), Green Delight in Estates 2020
We are now recruiting corporate volunteers to join BEC and the Hong Kong Housing Authority (HA) to launch the Green Living Days and in September, under the long-term community environmental programme Green Delight in Estates (GDE).
Since 2012, BEC had been partnering with HA on GDE programme launch. The programme aims to raise the environmental awareness among Public Rental Housing (PRH) residents and instill a culture of protecting and improving the environment. Comprising territory-wide campaigns on main environmental themes and educational and promotional environmental programmes designed by green groups for individual estates, the programme has rolled out in phases to ultimately cover all PRH estates under HA.
BSOMES - 10th Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Bay Area Webinar Conference on Operation and Maintenance in Buildings
Supported by the Hong Kong Green Building Council, the 10th Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Bay Area Webinar Conference on Operation and Maintenance in Buildings would be conducted on 18 September 2020 (Friday).
Themed “Making Smart Buildings Smarter”, this annual conference is organised by the Building Services Operation and Maintenance Executives Society (BSOMES), to promote the best practices of building services operation and maintenance to the society of Hong Kong and the counterparts in the Greater Bay Area.
Science Based Targets in Reality – The Swire Coca-Cola Case Study
Setting Science Based Targets in reality remains challenging for many companies, who find themselves challenged by both the depth of the carbon targets required and the long term strategic nature of the target setting exercise. However, another picture is emerging – that going through the SBT process unlocks innovative new approaches that help manage material environmental risks and strengthen the core business along with reducing the carbon footprint.
This webinar introduces the approach taken by Swire Coca-Cola in the context of the food and beverage sector and will look at:
• The business case behind SCC’s SBT which is one of the most ambitious in the sector
• The major drivers behind the carbon reduction strategy
• The key implementation challenges
• Insights for other Hong Kong and Asian businesses interested in SBTs and in particular those participating in the BEC Low Carbon Charter
Call for Corporate Volunteers! - Green Living Day (September), Green Delight in Estates 2020
We are now recruiting corporate volunteers to join BEC and the Hong Kong Housing Authority (HA) to launch the Green Living Days and in September, under the long-term community environmental programme Green Delight in Estates (GDE).
Since 2012, BEC had been partnering with HA on GDE programme launch. The programme aims to raise the environmental awareness among Public Rental Housing (PRH) residents and instill a culture of protecting and improving the environment. Comprising territory-wide campaigns on main environmental themes and educational and promotional environmental programmes designed by green groups for individual estates, the programme has rolled out in phases to ultimately cover all PRH estates under HA.
Climate Change and HK Biodiversity
In this talk, we’ll look at some of the science behind climate change and its impact on HK’s biodiversity. We’ll discuss some of the current measures to mitigate those changes and what more can be done.
Climate Change on Wine - Going green from grapes to glass
Through this online event, we will learn about the climate change on wine in classic wine regions and understand how winegrowers and producers encourage environmental stewardship and sustainability to adapt to the changes, which aligned with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
Drink Carton Upcycling Workshop (Online)
有試過想將紙包飲品盒回收但找不到回收點嗎?不如將飲品盒「升級再造」!「紙包飲品盒再生工作坊」將以視像形式進行,由導師講解香港的紙包飲品盒棄置及回收情況,並教授如何將廢棄飲品盒「升級再造」,製成獨一無二的散紙包。成功報名的參加者將獲發材料包。
(Chinese Only)
International Conference on Sustainable Design and Environment 2020
The conference intends to promote the interest and awareness in sustainable living by bringing people together to exchange knowledge of sustainability research, as well as share the global trend on research directions and new tools for analysis. The conference will welcome academics, industry partner, researchers, and students who share a common interest in interdisciplinary research on sustainability.
BEC Low Carbon Charter Workshop: How to Set Robust Decarbonisation Targets
The workshop will feature introductions on climate change in Hong Kong's context and target-setting; industry peers will share experience and insights relating to setting targets and engaging stakeholders throughout the process; and participants will have an opportunity to exchange ideas and to listen to experts opinions on the challenges in the target-setting phase.
Public Seminar on Energy Efficiency and Conversation 2020 (Cantonese Presentation)
機電工程署多年來致力提倡能源效益,令資源得以有效運用。為香港建設一個綠色的生活環境,除了依靠政府部門推廣外,市民大眾的共同參與尤其重要。機電工程署將舉辦一場講座,提供更多有關能源效益和節約資訊。(Chinese only)
建造低碳綠色生活
(Chinese only)
今個7月,建造業零碳天地繼續推出「#建造低碳綠色生活」定期工作坊及活動,涵蓋運動、健康、藝術及親子等元素,讓大家可以一邊享受親子時光,一邊活得健康。記得mark實以下活動日子,並於一星期前上網登記參加呀!(Chinese only)
建造低碳綠色生活
(Chinese only)
今個7月,建造業零碳天地繼續推出「#建造低碳綠色生活」定期工作坊及活動,涵蓋運動、健康、藝術及親子等元素,讓大家可以一邊享受親子時光,一邊活得健康。記得mark實以下活動日子,並於一星期前上網登記參加呀!(Chinese only)
建造低碳綠色生活
(Chinese only)
今個7月,建造業零碳天地繼續推出「#建造低碳綠色生活」定期工作坊及活動,涵蓋運動、健康、藝術及親子等元素,讓大家可以一邊享受親子時光,一邊活得健康。記得mark實以下活動日子,並於一星期前上網登記參加呀!(Chinese only)
建造低碳綠色生活
(Chinese only)
今個7月,建造業零碳天地繼續推出「#建造低碳綠色生活」定期工作坊及活動,涵蓋運動、健康、藝術及親子等元素,讓大家可以一邊享受親子時光,一邊活得健康。記得mark實以下活動日子,並於一星期前上網登記參加呀!(Chinese only)
建造低碳綠色生活
(Chinese only)
今個7月,建造業零碳天地繼續推出「#建造低碳綠色生活」定期工作坊及活動,涵蓋運動、健康、藝術及親子等元素,讓大家可以一邊享受親子時光,一邊活得健康。記得mark實以下活動日子,並於一星期前上網登記參加呀!(Chinese only)
BEC EnviroSeries Conference 2020
Business Sustainability in the midst of Disruption, Turbulence and Recovery
Reflecting on the unprecedented disruption the world is facing in recent months, the main objective of this conference is to challenge our conventional wisdom and find an innovative, low carbon approach to recover from the lows of the COVID-19 outbreak. The conference will highlight the tough challenges, extended risks as well as new-found opportunities faced by businesses in such difficult time, and to showc0ase how corporate leaders are building resilience and adaptability into their business planning and operations for long-term sustainability.
Seminar on Integrating Sustainable Development Goals
into Corporate Sustainability
In order to enhance private-sector enthusiasm for and adoption of the SDGs in Hong Kong, this seminar aims at promoting and guiding serious consideration and integration of SDGs into corporate sustainability initiatives and efforts. Corporate leaders will share their experience, insight and leadership regarding leading the usual change of organizations toward sustainability; participants will be able to learn about the value and ways of contributing to SDGs.
建造低碳綠色生活
(Chinese only)
今個7月,建造業零碳天地繼續推出「#建造低碳綠色生活」定期工作坊及活動,涵蓋運動、健康、藝術及親子等元素,讓大家可以一邊享受親子時光,一邊活得健康。記得mark實以下活動日子,並於一星期前上網登記參加呀!(Chinese only)
Training Course on "Management of Carbon Footprint"
Will climate change really be changed by recent economic slowdown?
No matter the economic impact, climate change is still around! Companies should continuously focus on the reduction of carbon emissions; hence, the demand for the carbon footprint management solution is to see a higher adoption rate in the near future.
Green Council would like to invite environmental or engineering professionals to join us live in an exclusive interactive online training which will focus on the carbon footprint management.
New Era of Retro-commissioning RCx for Building
Energy Efficiency
Since 2017, Building Services Operation and Maintenance Executives Society (BSOMES), Hong Kong Green Building Council (HKGBC) and EMSD have started to promote the awareness and develop guidelines for implementing RCx within the sector. With the funding support of Professional Services Advancement Support Scheme (PASS), BSOMES organizes the seminar to share Hong Kong’s building services operation and maintenance engineers’ knowledge, skills and latest trends on implementing RCx, enhance their understanding of the challenges and opportunities on regional collaboration with the Mainland and ASEAN market, thereby uplifting the service standards and competitiveness of the sector.
Green Tech Fund Engagement Session
To promote research on decarbonisation and green technologies and application, the Financial Secretary announced in this year’s Budget the allocation of $200 million for setting up a new Green Tech Fund (GTF) to provide better and more focused funding support for the research and development of these technologies, so as to expedite low-carbon transformation and enhance environmental protection in Hong Kong. We are organising engagement session to introduce the framework of the GTF and the priority themes, and to collect stakeholders’ views on the operation of the GTF.
Details:
https://www.climateready.gov.hk/files/gtf_framework.pdf
Email:
gtf@epd.gov.hk
The 13th BEAM Affiliate Training and Examination
BEAM Society Limited (BSL) is pleased to announce that the 13th BEAM Affiliate Training and Examination is now open for registration! Practitioners working in the construction or real estate industry (including planning, design, construction, testing, commissioning, operation, maintenance, facility management, product supplies or interior design), or recent graduates are welcomed.
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Application deadline: 12 June 2020, Friday;
Examination date: 7 July 2020, Tuesday, 09:00‐11:00 / 12:00‐14:00 / 15:00‐17:00 |
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Hong Kong Examinations and Assessment Authority
17 Tseuk Luk Street, San Po Kong, Kowloon, Hong Kong |
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BEAM Society Limited |
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https://www.beamsociety.org.hk/en_affiliate_1.php
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Green Tech Fund Engagement Session
To promote research on decarbonisation and green technologies and their application, the Financial Secretary announced in this year’s Budget the allocation of $200 million for setting up a new Green Tech Fund (GTF) to provide better and more focused funding support for the research and development of these technologies, so as to expedite low-carbon transformation and enhance environmental protection in Hong Kong. We are organizing engagement session to introduce the framework of the GTF and the priority themes, and to collect stakeholders’ views on the operation of the GTF.
Details:
https://www.climateready.gov.hk/files/gtf_framework.pdf
Email:
gtf@epd.gov.hk
比瘟疫難搞的氣候緊急狀態
(Chinese only)
目前氣候變化像瘟疫流行之前一刻,即將進入氣候緊急狀態,本講座將介紹已見現象及預計的災難,以及討論應對之道。(Chinese only)
EWB Hong Kong - Dialogue with Mo: Climate Change & of Sustainable Future
The dialogue-type seminar is organised by the Engineers Without Borders Hong Kong (EWB Hong Kong). Mr LEUNG Wing-mo, the former assistant director of the Hong Kong Observatory will be the key speaker. The organiser also invited 3 young professionals with different background, including Civil Engineering, Building Sustainability and International NGO for poverty relief to have the dialogue with Mr LEUNG. There will be 3 sub-themes throughout the session, which are: (1) Urban Resilience; (2) Green Building; (3) Climate Justice. This will be a 2-hours Cantonese speaking event, and open for professionals and general public.
What the pandemic teaches us about fighting climate change
In our talk we’ll look at what climate change means now in 2020, and draw some interesting parallels between climate change and the pandemic.
We'll also having sharing from Zara Campion (http://encompasshk.com/zaracampion/) - a young climate activist who founded the Climate Action Hong Kong group in Hong Kong to share her experience in challenges and opportunities in fighting for climate actions in Hong Kong
Zero Waste, No Disgrace' Exhibition
The 'Zero Waste, No Disgrace' Exhibition, with the aid of art installations, is designed to reveal Hong Kong's resource consumption and waste generation patterns, and to inspire visitors to waste less and to live a green and sustainable lifestyle. The exhibition will also showcase the outcomes of the ‘Waste Reduction Project’, one of the signature environmental education programmes of the Museum. Visitors will gain a better understanding of how the 25 participating schools of the ‘Waste Reduction Project’ achieve waste reduction and sustainable waste management.
Online Heritage and Sustainability Workshops
During this time of physical distancing, founder of Ki Culture, Caitlin Southwick, will be hosting live webinars for cultural heritage professionals around the world from 14 April to 30 July 2020. These interactive webinars will help practitioners understand how to engage with sustainability and be part of this global transformation.
Dialogue with Mo: Climate Change & Sustainable Future
The Dialogue is conceived as a cross-over amongst scientist, engineer, sustainability professional and development practitioner.
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4 April 2020 |
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The Commercial Press Tsimshatsui Book Centre, B1, Mira Place One, 132 Nathan Road, Tsim Sha Tsui |
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Engineers Without Borders Hong Kong |
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https://www.ewb.hk/
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Walk for Living Water 2020
The Walk aims to raise funds to support both Amity water and sanitation facility construction projects in poor areas and the advocacy work to raise awareness of the global water crisis. Participants could choose their most convenient time and a safe venue to walk. While the activity is good for both physical and psychological health, it is also helping the people and areas in need to improve living conditions and environment, for a healthier and a more sustainable future.
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1 - 13 April 2020 |
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N/A |
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Amity Foundation, Hong Kong (Water Supplies Department is a co-organiser) |
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http://www.amityfoundation.org
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E&M Carnival 2020
The E&M Carnival 2020 is organised by the Electrical and Mechanical Services Department and co-organised by the Hong Kong Institution of Engineers and various leading organisations of E&M trade from the utilities, gas, public transport, public housing and recreation sectors to promote E&M safety, energy efficiency and application of innovative technology. The Carnival is one of the largest public education programmes of its kind in Hong Kong.
The E&M Carnival 2020 will be a two-day event to be held on 22 (Sat) and 23 (Sun) February 2020 at Cheung Sha Wan Playground. The Carnival will feature educational game booths, children’s corner and stage performance, etc.
Technical Seminar: CIWEM-Sustainable Packaging Journey for Swire Coca-Cola Hong Kong
The CIWEM Hong Kong branch invite you to attend a technical seminar on sustainable packaging by Suzanne Cheung, Head of Sustainability at Swire Coca-Cola HK Limited. Suzanne will discuss how Swire Coca-Cola Hong Kong manage the impact and footprint of their single-use beverage packaging.
To align with their four-point strategy of “Drink Without Waste” - reduce, redesign, recover and recycle, Swire Coca-Cola Hong Kong aims to use 100% technically recyclable packaging and to minimize the weight of packaging by applying improved packaging design, using new technologies, and participating in partnerships with key stakeholders to work towards a closed-loop economy. In this presentation Suzanne will share the past achievements, committed plans and challenges faced in this sustainable packaging journey.
CPD Event – Technical Visit to the First ArchSD MiC Project Site
This technical visit is targeted at green building practitioners in developer/consultant firms who have an interest in Modular Integrated Construction (MiC). The project is the first Architectural Services Department (ArchSD) project adopting “MiC” (Modular Integrated Construction) technique on a large scale. It is a disciplined services quarters located at Pak Shing Kok, Tseung Kwan O and is built for the staff of Fire Services Department. The construction contract commenced in Q3 2018. Completion is expected in late 2020. This project consists of 5 towers that are 16-17 storeys high, each floor is made up of 8 units providing 648 units in total. The units are 50 sq.m 3-bedroom type. There are about 3,800 MiC modules. More than 1/10 of the modules have been installed on-site.
Post-COP25 Hong Kong Forum
At the Forum, Civic Exchange researcher will share his insights from attending COP25 in Madrid and we will be joined by speakers from California, Beijing and locally from Hong Kong to share their perspectives on the way forward to achieve the essential emissions reduction science advises us.
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17 January 2020 (Friday)
9:00am – 12:30pm |
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The Auditorium at the Business Environment Council, 77 Tat Chee Avenue, Kowloon Tong |
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Business Environment Council, Civic Exchange and the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology |
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https://bec.org.hk/events-current/post-cop25-hong-kong-forum
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Green Carnival
Organised by the Green Council since 2004, the Green Carnival is one of the most popular public environmental educational events in Hong Kong. Through informative and attractive booths and activities, the carnival spreads the message of green and low carbon living in daily life and promotes clean recycling.
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12 January 2020 (Sunday)
10:00- 17:00 |
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Kowloon Park Piazza, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon |
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Green Council |
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https://www.greencouncil.org/gc
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ISLAND HOUSE FESTIVAL
Discover sustainable solutions to change the way we live at our Island House Conservation Studies Centre in Tai Po, featuring talks by conservation experts, eco-guided visits, workshops, film screenings and a green market.
CLP Smart Energy Award 2019
The programme promotes energy efficiency in the business sector, encourages business customers to adopt green measures in their operations. The award ceremony recognises companies' efforts on EE&C and their outstanding energy saving performances
8th BEAM Affiliate Training and Examination
綠建通才為一項全新的專業資格,歡迎來自建造/物業、室內設計行業的技術員工,以及正爭取專業資格的大學或文憑畢業生加入。
申請成為綠建通才的兩大原因:
知識:要成功考獲綠建通才資格,必須接受培訓課程和學習。過程中,申請人對綠色建築的知識將會提升。
認同:綠建通才認可申請人的綠色建築知識。
(只有中文)
大埔免「廢」社區 2019
(Chinese only)
本會將於2019年11月至2020年2月,於大埔區籌辦第二年減少固體廢物項目「大埔免『廢』社區2019」,是次活動由環境保護署贊助,為大埔區2019/20年度社區參與環境保護項目。
是次計劃目的是鼓勵區內院校及家庭了解本港減廢議題,善用區內環保設施和社區資源共享網絡,培養定期回收和廢物再利用的生活習慣。(Chinese only)
Seminar on Renewable Energy For Hong Kong: A Bright Future?
In the Hong Kong’s Climate Action Plan 2030+ report, it has set out Hong Kong’s aggressive carbon emissions reduction target for 2030 and increase of renewable energy is one of the key initiatives to reduce greenhouse gases emissions. In order to combat climate change, Feed-in Tariff (FiT) scheme was therefore launched recently by power companies to promote the use of renewable energy like solar and wind energy. To raise people's awareness on the latest development and applications of energy, Green Council will conduct a seminar for engineering and environmental professionals to support the initiatives in combating climate change.
The seminar will explore the latest technology development in renewable energy and the application of living with renewable energy in Hong Kong.
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7th Nov, 2019
09:00 to 17:00 |
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HKMA, 2/F, Pico Tower, 66 Gloucester Road, Wan Chai, Hong Kong |
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Green Council |
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https://www.greencouncil.org/seminars
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BEC Industry Visit to Hactl Green Week 2019
Sustainability Theme Featuring:
1. Business Environment Council
Daily Recycling
Upcycling Goodies
2. O-Farm
Organic Planting
Domestic Gardening
3. Fair Trade
Fair Trade
Bring Your Own Bottle
&dear and Wing Ming
Upcycling Promotion
Green Arts
Visit to WEEE.Park
位於屯門環保園的WEEE.PARK (廢電器電子產品處理及回收設施),利用先進的技術和設備處理廢電器電子產品,達至「轉廢為材」的目標。參加者可透過參觀廠房及教育中心,認識回收和處理「四電一腦」等廢電器電子產品的資訊。(Chinese only)
Eco Expo 2019
Embracing the new theme of “Less Carbon, Less Waste • Green Innovation”, the 14th Eco Expo Asia will showcase a wide range of environmental products and solutions from Hong Kong, Mainland China, Asia and the global green tech community. The expo, running from 30 October to 2 November 2019 at AsiaWorld-Expo in Hong Kong, is jointly organised by the Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC) and Messe Frankfurt (HK) Ltd.
HKGBC Jockey Club Green and Smart Community Buildings Project - Green Community Tour 2【Jockey Club Environmental Building】
The visit is intended to let participants appreciate a real case of NGO building transformation. Over the past few years, Jockey Club Environmental Building has undergone various upgrading works and the recent renovation work in the auditorium has also been completed. Participants can study the following smart green features during the visit:
• Lower ground - rain water harvesting system
• Office - smart lighting control, smart fan coil units
• Roof - oil-free chillers, rooftop farming, PV panels
• Auditorium and foyer - calorie-labelled stair, data display panel, high-volume low-speed fans, acoustic upgrade, recycled bottle feature wall
World Cultures Festival - NeoArctic Fringe Activities: SDG Forum Series: 365 Ways to Change the World – From Creative Entrepreneurship to Antarctic Exploration
SDSN Hong Kong (the Hong Kong Chapter of the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Solutions Network) and the Jockey Club Museum of Climate Change will jointly organise a forum titled ‘365 Ways to Change the World - From Creative Entrepreneurship to Antarctic Exploration’ as part of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) Forum Series. Three female scientists, who will soon embark on an expedition to Antarctica, will share interesting stories and creative solutions to climate change, inspired by Michael Norton’s bestselling book ‘365 Ways to Change the World’.
The Museum is invited by the Leisure and Cultural Services Department of the Government of the HKSAR as the ‘University Partner’ of NeoArctic under the ‘World Cultures Festival 2019’. This Forum is one the fringe activities of the performance. Other activities include upcycling workshops and ‘Mobile Jockey Club Museum of Climate Change’.
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19 October 2019 (Saturday)
3:00pm – 4:00pm |
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CMA Lecture Theatre (Lecture Theatre 2),
Yasumoto International Academic Park G/F, The Chinese University of Hong Kong |
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The Jockey Club Museum of Climate Change |
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http://www.mocc.cuhk.edu.hk/en-gb/about-us
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IMPROVING BUILDING
ENERGY EFFICIENCY
By Retro-Commissioning
This half-day event provides a platform to facilitate professional exchange
and networking between the industry and academia to promote retrocommissioning of buildings for improving energy efficiency and reducing
carbon emissions.
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11 October 2019
(Friday)
13:30-18:00 |
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Joseph Lee Hall (Lecture Theatre-3505)
3/F, Li Dak Sum Yip Yio Chin Academic Building, City University of Hong Kong
Tat Chee Avenue, Kowloon, Hong Kong |
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City University of Hong Kong |
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http://ashrae-hkc.org/uploads/files/cf20191011.pdf
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10th Anniversary Special: The Day and Night of No Air Con
The「No Air Con Night」will be held on 5th October, we hope participants turn off their home air conditioner from 7 pm till 7 am the next day. Since this year will be the 10th Anniversary of the event, The「No Air Con Night」will be held on 5th October night and prepare a variety of exciting programs and workshops for the public to participate.
Promenade: Kick-off Ceremony.Workshop.Game
Workout.Performance.Exhibition
Energy Innovation for Smart City Competition 2019-2020
Upper form secondary students team up to propose and implement innovative projects for promoting energy saving and energy efficiency to the community.
Jockey Club Museum of Climate Change: Workshops
Provide a creative and enjoyable experience for the participants to actively engage in green living and environmental conservation. The format of the workshops may vary: expert presentations, case studies, panel debates, hands-on classes, or group recreational events.
Smart Energy Experience Centre Visit
CLP has given its customer service centre in Yuen Long a major facelift to transform it into a Smart Energy Experience Centre. We have also partnered with the Hong Kong Science and Technology Parks Corporation (HKSTP) to introduce smart home devices suitable for small flats in Hong Kong at the centre, using innovative technology developed by start-up companies in the HKSTP to promote smarter, greener, low-carbon lifestyles.
Solar Photovoltaic System Installation Role Model Election 2019
機電工程署致力鼓勵個人及機構在香港安裝太陽能光伏系統,攜手發展可再新能源,特別舉辦「2019年模範太陽能光伏系統安裝選舉」,挑選已完成安裝的高質素系統,以供大眾參考,共同打造宜居、綠色的香港。
參選方法:填妥參加表格及撰寫書面報告一份,郵寄或親身遞交至九龍啟成街3號機電工程署總部7樓能源效益事務處,信封面請註明「2019年模範太陽能光伏系統安裝選舉」。
下載參加表格及詳情,請瀏覽「可再生能源網」:
https://re.emsd.gov.hk
查詢請聯絡活動秘書處,電話:3568 0530 或電郵:solarpvrolemodel2019@gmail.com
報名費用:全免
備註:太陽能光伏系統必須位處香港境內、並於2019年11月30日或之前完成及成功參加「上網電價」計劃。
(Chinese Only)
The Drama of Climate Change — ‘Combating Climate Change: Towards a Low-carbon Future’
With Hong Kong progressively moving towards sustainable waste management and in view of the municipal solid waste (MSW) charging scheme upcoming in due course, this Forum will focus on discussing and forecasting how this charging scheme will bring along the "growing pain" to Hong Kong in the short term, and how it will likely alter the landscape and ecology of the waste management practices, recycling industries and citizens' behavioural changes in Hong Kong on the long run.
Apart from key local policy makers and advocators, prestigious speakers from our neighbouring regions (such as Taiwan and Korea) as well as those from the western world will share with us their experiences on the initial formulation of policies, behavioural changes observed, difficulties encountered as well as the continual evolution of their waste management policies and practices to suit their local needs and cultures.
Green Walk Hong Kong City Orienting Competition
Green Walk Hong Kong 2019 aims to advocate a low carbon lifestyle in the community by WALKING to combat Climate Change. The theme of the competition is "Looking for the Winter in Disappearance".
The participating teams will plan their own routes within limited time of two hours. Through cooperation of teamwork, they will search for a number of checkpoints in different districts like Kwun Tong, Sau Mau Ping, Ngau Tau Kuk, Kowloon Bay and Kai Tak. They will take challenge to complete a variety of environmental tasks while enhancing their green knowledge.
Green Building Exploration Competition in East Kowloon
To echo with the Government’s plan to transform Kowloon East into Hong Kong's second CBD, the competition will engage general public and corporate enterprises to explore a dozen BEAM Plus buildings in Kowloon East and learn its green building features through fun games.
Green Carnival
A 2-day event with engaging activities such as interactive booth games, workshops, tours and green bazaar to boost public awareness on green buildings and drive behavioural change for a greener lifestyle.
Bus Tour of East Kowloon Green Buildings
A bus tour to educate the public on how green building designs and practices assist to reduce carbon emission, and improve people’s living and working environment. Tour routes cover a number of BEAM Plus buildings in Kowloon East and some will provide guided tours.
Premiere of Combating Climate Change: Towards a Low-carbon Future
Premiere of Combating Climate Change: Towards a Low-carbon Future Supported by the Environment and Conservation Fund, the Jockey Club Museum of Climate Change launched a two-year environmental education programme ECF ‘The Drama of Climate Change and a Low-carbon Future’ to reveal the potentially devastating effects of climate change and to inspire innovative solutions and actions to combat climate change.
An educational drama in the theme of Combating Climate Change: Towards a Low-carbon Future, produced by Eco-Education and Resources Centre and Merit Minds Workshop, is one of the signature events of the programme. The drama, with an emphasis on promoting low-carbon diets, delivers knowledge on climate change and environmental issues in a fun-filled interactive way. Through the drama, the audience will be inspired to get involved in carbon-reducing action and living an environmentally-sustainable lifestyle. 20 September 2019 (Friday)
3:00 pm Lau Chor Tak Lecture Theatre (LT1)
Yasumoto International Academic Park G/F
The Chinese University of Hong Kong Chinese University of Hong Kong http://www.mocc.cuhk.edu.hk/en-gb/news/2019/467-premiere-of-combating-climate-change
Regional Forum for Public Engagement on Long-term Decarbonisation Strategy
At the invitation of the HKSAR Government, the Council for Sustainable Development has launched the public interaction phase of the public engagement on Long-term Decarbonisation Strategy. The public engagement aims to arouse public awareness on the impact of carbon emissions, and gauge the views of the community in developing feasible strategies for carbon reduction, with a view to making recommendations to the Government by the end of this year.
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12 September 2019
7:30 – 9:30 pm |
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Exhibition Gallery, 1/F, Tsuen Wan Town Hall, 72 Tai Ho Road, Tsuen Wan |
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The Council for Sustainable Development |
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https://www.susdev.org.hk/en/index.php
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Regional Forum for Public Engagement on Long-term Decarbonisation Strategy
At the invitation of the HKSAR Government, the Council for Sustainable Development has launched the public interaction phase of the public engagement on Long-term Decarbonisation Strategy. The public engagement aims to arouse public awareness on the impact of carbon emissions, and gauge the views of the community in developing feasible strategies for carbon reduction, with a view to making recommendations to the Government by the end of this year.
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9 September 2019
7:30 – 9:30 pm |
Venue |
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Function Rooms 3-4, 2/F, Kennedy Town Community Complex, 12 Rock Hill Street, Kennedy Town |
Organisation |
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The Council for Sustainable Development |
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https://www.susdev.org.hk/en/index.php
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Biz-Green Dress Day
Office workers are encouraged to dress lighter and turn the thermostat up for saving energy. This programme aims to promote behavioural change on energy consumption in business activities and enhance private sector engagement in green building development
BOCHK Corporate Environmental Leadership Awards 2019
In order to encourage enterprises to implement environmental protection scheme, the winners of bronze award of the manufacturing sector and SME winner of services sector including Green Island Cement Company Limited and Korean Corner are invited to share about their green business model
The Drama of Climate Change — ‘Combating Climate Change: Towards a Low-carbon Future’
「氣候變化奇幻劇場」之《識『碳』識食救未來》是環保基金「氣候變化奇幻劇場與低碳未來」的重點項目。劇場以低碳飲食為主題,劇情兼具知識和奇幻元素,更編排了多段互動環節,引導學生思考氣候變化和環境問題,鼓勵他們即時改變習慣,實踐低碳生活。(Chinese only)
The Drama of Climate Change — ‘Combating Climate Change: Towards a Low-carbon Future’
「氣候變化奇幻劇場」之《識『碳』識食救未來》是環保基金「氣候變化奇幻劇場與低碳未來」的重點項目。劇場以低碳飲食為主題,劇情兼具知識和奇幻元素,更編排了多段互動環節,引導學生思考氣候變化和環境問題,鼓勵他們即時改變習慣,實踐低碳生活。(Chinese only)
The Drama of Climate Change — ‘Combating Climate Change: Towards a Low-carbon Future’
「氣候變化奇幻劇場」之《識『碳』識食救未來》是環保基金「氣候變化奇幻劇場與低碳未來」的重點項目。劇場以低碳飲食為主題,劇情兼具知識和奇幻元素,更編排了多段互動環節,引導學生思考氣候變化和環境問題,鼓勵他們即時改變習慣,實踐低碳生活。(Chinese only)
Conference on Sensors and IoT (SIoT) Standard for Smart City cum Inauguration of IEEE P2668 IoT Maturity Index (IDex)
Sensors and Internet of Things (SIoT) is one of the essential elements that thrives smart city projects. SIoT will drive innovation and nurture collaboration across various disciplines and entities in the public, private and academic sectors. The SIoT promises billions of connected things which in turn require common standards in order to operate with an acceptable, manageable and scalable level of complexity. This conference will bring together global professionals and stakeholders from academia and industry to discuss the importance of SIoT standards for various smart city applications.
Regional Forum for Public Engagement on Long-term Decarbonisation Strategy
At the invitation of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government, the Council for Sustainable Development has launched the public interaction phase of the public engagement on Long-term Decarbonisation Strategy. The public engagement aims to arouse public awareness on the impact of carbon emissions, and gauge the views of the community in developing feasible strategies for carbon reduction, with a view to making recommendations to the Government by the end of this year.
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15 August 2019 7:00 – 9:00 pm |
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Lek Yuen Community Hall, Lek Yuen Estate, Sha Tin |
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The Council for Sustainable Development |
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https://www.susdev.org.hk/en/index.php
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Regional Forum for Public Engagement on Long-term Decarbonisation Strategy
At the invitation of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government, the Council for Sustainable Development has launched the public interaction phase of the public engagement on Long-term Decarbonisation Strategy. The public engagement aims to arouse public awareness on the impact of carbon emissions, and gauge the views of the community in developing feasible strategies for carbon reduction, with a view to making recommendations to the Government by the end of this year.
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14 August 2019 7:00 – 9:00 pm |
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Kwun Tong Community Centre, 17 Tsui Ping Road, Kwun Tong |
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The Council for Sustainable Development |
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https://www.susdev.org.hk/en/index.php
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IFMA's Guided Tour - O∙PARK1
Located at Siu Ho Wan in North Lantau, O∙PARK1 is a self-sustainable food waste recycling facility with a treatment capacity of 200 tonnes per day. It adopts advanced anaerobic digestion and composting technologies to convert food waste into biogas for power generation. Apart from generating heat and power for internal use, it is estimated that about 14 million kWh of surplus electricity, an equivalent of the energy consumption of about 3 000 households, can be generated by O∙PARK1. In addition, O∙PARK1 also helps the recycling of resources by generating about 6 500 tons of compost per year as a by-product.
Regional Forum for Public Engagement on Long-term Decarbonisation Strategy
At the invitation of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government, the Council for Sustainable Development has launched the public interaction phase of the public engagement on Long-term Decarbonisation Strategy. The public engagement aims to arouse public awareness on the impact of carbon emissions, and gauge the views of the community in developing feasible strategies for carbon reduction, with a view to making recommendations to the Government by the end of this year.
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9 August 2019
7:00 – 9:00 pm |
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Multi-Purpose Rooms A, B and C, 8/F, Lau Ming Wai Academic Building, City University of Hong Kong, Kowloon Tong |
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The Council for Sustainable Development |
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https://www.susdev.org.hk/en/index.php
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ZCB x MiC Guided Tour
ZCB cooperate with MiC, the Modular Integrated Construction Display Centre, to let the visitors experience the first zero carbon building in Hong Kong, and explore an innovate way of local construction method at the same time.
Green Community Seminar 9【Building Retrofit – An Integrated and Analytic Approach】
This seminar focuses on how the owners or facilities managers of existing buildings can review their building performance and find out ways to enable the buildings to extend their service life in a sustainable manner. In addition, how the buildings can be transformed with smart technology to enhance building and system performance would be addressed. After the workshop, the participants should be able to get some ideas on choosing suitable strategies to enable existing aged buildings to survive.
The Climate After Tomorrow – Climate Change Short Film Contest
Closing and Award Ceremony
The Programme aims to promote the public awareness of environmental protection through a public short film contest on climate change. Participants will join the workshops organised by the event hosts and acquire knowledge of climate change in Hong Kong together with scholars. Winners will visit Taklimakan Desert to experience the extraordinary climate conditions.
The Closing and Award Ceremony will present to the public the winning short videos shot by various student participants, as well as presenting the awards to the winners.
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13 July 2019
10:00am – 12:00 noon |
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H6 Conet
G/F, The Center, 99 Queen’s Road Central, Hong Kong
(Tentative) |
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Junior Chamber International Dragon
Rotary Club of Kowloon Northeast
Polar Museum Foundation |
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https://www.facebook.com/theclimateaftertomorrow
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無冷氣夜2019 – 涼浸浸紙扇繪畫比賽 (Chinese only)
無冷氣夜2019 – 涼浸浸紙扇繪畫比賽由環保觸覺舉辦,旨在透過創作全港節能活動「無冷氣夜」宣傳紙扇,推廣善用空調、節約能源、減少溫室氣體排放,舒緩地球暖化的訊息。是次活動分為親子組 (K1-K3)、小學組 (P1-P6)及中學組 (S1-S6),透過設計紙扇,讓學生及家長更了解及認識日常生活習慣與全球暖化的緊密關係,培養對保護環境,舒緩地球暖化的責任感,讓學生明白改變始於一個微小行動。 (Chinese only)
Talk & Workshop on Sustainable Development Goals of the United Nations
The 17 UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) represent the aspiration of the people of the United Nations for a more sustainable future. The Goals define the challenges we need to address to achieve a better and more sustainable future for all. They address the global problems we face together, including those related to poverty, inequality, climate, environmental degradation, prosperity, peace and justice. The Goals are deeply interconnected, and to leave no one behind, the world must move significantly towards achieving each Goal by 2030.
Professor Kazuo IWAMURA will give an overview on UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDG), followed by group discussion and sharing of views on the applications of SDG in Hong Kong context.
Launching Ceremony for Energy Saving For All 2019
- Award Presentation Ceremony of Energy Saving Championship Scheme 2018
- Introduction of Energy Saving Championship Scheme 2019
- Signing Ceremony of Energy Saving Charter 2019 & 4Ts Charter
Opening Ceremony of the ‘Eating Greener’ Exhibition
Opening Ceremony of the ‘Eating Greener’ Exhibition According to the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, the livestock sector plays a significant role in climate change. Greenhouse gas emissions along livestock supply chains represents about 14% of the world’s human-induced emissions. In addition, research shows that Hong Kong has one of the highest meat consumptions per capita in the world at 664g/day/capita, with pork and beef consumed the most, which is nine times higher than the UK. Excessive meat consumption places a heavy burden on the environment, and therefore there is a need to educate the public to embrace the importance of making green choices.
Supported by the Environment and Conservation Fund, the new exhibition is one of the signature events of the two-year ECF ‘The Drama of Climate Change and a Low-carbon Future’. With the aid of infographics and art installations, the exhibition reveals how our dietary habits and climate change are closely interlinked, and promotes a low-carbon lifestyle and sustainable development. 4 July 2019, 3:00 pm Jockey Club Museum of Climate Change, Yasumoto International Academic Park 8/F, The Chinese University of Hong Kong CUHK Jockey Club Initiative Gaia, The Chinese University of Hong Kong http://www.mocc.cuhk.edu.hk/en-gb/news/2019/460-opening-ceremony-of-the-eating-greener-exhibition
‘Eating Greener’ Exhibition
The Jockey Club Museum of Climate Change of The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) launched the ‘Eating Greener’ Exhibition on 4 July 2019. Officiating at the launch ceremony were Professor Joseph Sung, Chairman of the Environmental Campaign Committee (ECC), and Mr Eric Ng, Vice-President (Administration) and University Secretary of CUHK.
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4 July – 24 September 2019
(closed on Wednesdays, Sundays and public holidays)
9:30 am – 5:00 pm |
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Jockey Club Museum of Climate Change, Yasumoto International Academic Park 8/F, CUHK, Sha Tin
(Near Exit D, MTR University Station) |
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Chinese University of Hong Kong |
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hk/en-gb/news/2019/460-opening-ceremony-of-the-eating-greener-exhibition
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CLP Smart Energy Symposium
CLP organises the symposium with an aim to encourage our business customers to implement smart and energy efficient measures in their business operations, and hence enhance energy saving.
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28/6/2019 (Friday) |
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Hotel |
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CLP Power Hong Kong Limited |
Hong Kong Green Day 2019 Green Mission Challenge
環保促進會將於海洋公園舉辦大型競技活動著「綠」智激鬥@Ocean Park,旨在透過一個富有趣味性、考驗智慧及團隊精神的大型環保競技活動,啟發及提高各小學生的環保知識,增加學生對環境生態及對各種動物的認識。(Chinese only)
Hong Kong Awards for Environmental Excellence (HKAEE) Experience Sharing Seminars
Organizations from different sectors with outstanding environmental performance will share their achievements in the seminars.
Hong Kong Awards for Environmental Excellence (HKAEE) Experience Sharing Seminars
Organizations from different sectors with outstanding environmental performance will share their achievements in the seminars.
Technical Seminar on Hydrogen Economy in Hong Kong
With the increasing public awareness for the climate change and global warming arising from fossil fuels, researchers and policy makers have already put their focus on the development of clean and renewable energy sources. Remarkable advancements of the renewable technologies are made in recent years while new systems with better efficiency and lower cost are developed to compete with the fossil fuel. However, the renewable energy productions are usually site specific, intermittent, and thus not reliable for instantaneous supply. Hydrogen is identified as one of the potential energy carriers for future energy supply which can resolve the limitation for renewable energy production. Hydrogen is clean, renewable and harmless during the entire production and disposal cycle. In the technical talks, some oversea and local speakers are invited to share their area of excellence in hydrogen economy while their insights in application of the emerging technologies will be discussed.
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15 June 2019, 9:00 am – 1:00 pm |
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Tin Ka Ping Lecture Theatre (Lecture Theater 1, LT-1), 4/F, Yeung Kin Man Academic Building, City University of Hong Kong, Tat Chee Avenue, Kowloon Tong |
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Energy Institute, Ability R&D Energy Research Centre, City University of Hong Kong |
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http://www.energyinst.org.hk/Activity/2019%20Hydrogen%20Seminar.pdf
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SOE (HK Region)- IRTE Symposium
According to EPD record, the road transport is the second largest air pollution source in Hong Kong. It accounted for about 57% of the local respirable suspended particulates, 62% of nitrogen oxides and 48% of sulphur dioxide in the past few years. The exhaust emissions of motor vehicles are the main source of roadside air pollution. To help improve roadside air quality and reduce carbon emissions, the Government encourages the transport industry to replace the traditional vehicles with electric vehicles which have no tailpipe emission that will help improve roadside air quality and reduce greenhouse effect. This symposium will invite distinguish speakers to share information and experience in latest technology and environmental regulatory of commercial electric vehicle. Moreover, EMSD will also brief the progress of legislation on vehicle repair mechanic and workshop.
Seminars on HKGA 2019 Information Dissemination and Experience Sharing
Organised by the Green Council, the Seminars on HKGA 2019 Information Dissemination and Experience Sharing include review of Hong Kone Green Awards & briefing of Hong Kong Green Awards 2019, experience sharing from awardees and Q&A and networking.
CLP Smart Energy Award 2019
Organised by CLP, the Smart Energy Award 2019 is now ready for enrolment. All applicants will be awarded a certificate and the finalists will be awarded at award ceremony in recognition of their contribution and outstanding performance in energy management and the use of renewable energy and smart technology. CLP encourages different organisations to fully participate the programme and bring out their distinguished energy-saving performance.
Island House Festival
Organized by the World Wildlife Fund, the Island House Festival will allow participants to discover sustainable solutions to change the way we live at our Island House Conservation Studies Centre in Tai Po with talks from conservation experts, eco-guided visits, workshops, film screenings and a green market with eco-friendly products.
HK Green Day 2019
為鼓勵市民提高環保意識,環保促進會於2013年起將6月5日聯合國世界環境日(World Environment Day)定為「香港綠色日」,成為屬於香港人的年度環保盛事,教育市民提高日常生活中的環保知識。
今年「香港綠色日」亦響應聯合國世界環境日「聚焦空氣污染」的主題,舉辦多項適合不同年齡人士參與的環保教育活動,藉此提高市民環保意識,齊心合力共建綠色香港。(Chinese only)
Hong Kong Awards for Environmental Excellence (HKAEE) Experience Sharing Seminars
Organizations from different sectors with outstanding environmental performance will share their achievements in the seminars.
Jockey Club Museum of Climate Change-Green Family Day 2019
Organised by the Jockey Club Museum of Climate Change of The Chinese University of Hong Kong, ‘Green Family Day 2019’ will be held on 25–26 May 2019 (Saturday and Sunday). The event is an annual two-day carnival, whose aim is to promote knowledge about climate change and ideas on sustainability to the public. The event will feature a wide variety of engaging activities, including ‘Mobile Jockey Club MoCC’, ‘Upcycling’ Music Show, Hands-on ‘Upcycling’ Fun and Sustainable Development Information and Game Booths.
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25–26 May 2019
11:00 am–8:00 pm |
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Level 2 Atrium, MOSTown, Ma On Shan |
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The Jockey Club Museum of Climate Change, The Chinese University of Hong Kong |
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http://www.mocc.cuhk.edu.hk
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The Climate After Tomorrow – Climate Change Short Film Contest
Exploring Geopark in Hong Kong
The Hong Kong Geopark has world-class acidic volcanic rock columns that show the sedimentary environment that was formed hundreds of millions of years ago. In the previous year, typhoon "Mangosteen" had damaged Geopark facilities seriously, which made people cherish this environment treasure more and face the scourge of climate change.
The Climate After Tomorrow will lead students to explore the Geopark by boat, and experience the beauty of the environment, the traces of history, and add a solid force to combat climate change.
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18 May 2019
8:40am – 12:00 noon |
Venue |
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Sai Kung New Public Pier |
Organisation |
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Junior Chamber International Dragon
Rotary Club of Kowloon Northeast
Polar Museum Foundation |
Link |
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https://www.facebook.com/theclimateaftertomorrow
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Hong Kong Green Day 2019 Design Competition
“全球暖化”帶來的環境問題日趨明顯,推行可持續發展及資源循環利用是社會大趨勢。是次環保標誌設計比賽旨在鼓勵一眾關注環保的設計達人,運用豐富的想像力和創意,設計一套共六款的香港綠色日標誌。標誌將用作推廣6月5日的香港綠色日,鼓勵大眾身體力行推動環保。(Chinese only)
CDP Hong Kong & Southeast Asia Spring Workshops 2019
Business Environment Council partners with CDP to hold three sessions of Workshops in Hong Kong, Singapore and Jakarta. The Hong Kong and Singapore workshops will cover its climate change, water security, and forests questionnaires, while the Jakarta session will focus on the forests questionnaire only. Participants of the Hong Kong Workshop will have to chance to learn more about CDP’s questionnaires in 2019, which provide a standardised and comparable framework to measure and manage environmental risks, opportunities, and impacts.
Technical visit for Smart Energy Experience Centre
Smart Energy@Mong Kok, the latest revamped flagship store of CLP, is a transformed retail and service centre providing smart electricity services and promoting smart home living to customers. Being the first retail establishment in Hong Kong, Smart Energy@Mong Kok offers visitors a rare chance to personally experience and appreciate the benefits of a full range of smart home products and technologies. From intelligent building and stepping into smart home with all relative full range of high-end smart appliances, such as TV, washing machine, refrigerator, air conditioners, lighting, air purifier, etc. All of the appliances can be controlled with an iPad and mobile phone. The other high-tech products including smart mirror, under-the-floor-heating system, voice-control device, are also one of the featured in Smart Home Control Centre.
Technical Visit to O · PARK1 (ORRC) – Phase I
O · PARK1, the first organic resources recovery centre, locating at Siu Ho Wan of North Lantau adopts anaerobic digestion technology to convert food waste into biogas (a source of renewable energy similar to natural gas) for electricity generation whilst the residues from the process can be produced as compost for landscaping and agriculture use. O · PARK1 is capable of handling 200 tonnes of food waste per day. In the visit, participants will be guided to tour around the plant to better understand treatment lines and daily operation of the facility.
Seminar on Energy For Our Future Generations
In January 2017, HK government published “The Hong Kong’s Climate Action Plan 2030+” report which highlighted the change of energy sources is one of the key initiatives to reduce greenhouse gases emissions. Feed-in Tariff (FiT) scheme was therefore launched recently by power companies to promote the use of renewable energy – solar and wind energy. To arouse the awareness on the latest development and applications of energy, Green Council will conduct a seminar for engineering and environmental professionals to support the initiatives in combating climate change. The seminar will explore the trends, challenges and opportunities of energy applications and development for our future generations.
Hong Kong Awards for Environmental Excellence (HKAEE) Experience Sharing Seminars
Organizations from different sectors with outstanding environmental performance will share their achievements in the seminars.
Technical Seminar: Hong Kong's Food Waste Management Strategy
In February 2014, the Environment Bureau unveiled “A Food Waste & Yard Waste Plan for Hong Kong 2014-2022” and sets out four main strategies as the backbone to tackle the food waste challenge, namely reduction at source, reuse and donation, recyclable collection, and turning food waste into energy. One of the main strategy is to develop a network of Organic Resources Recovery Centres, adopt advanced technology to recycle food waste into renewable energy and useful resources. This seminar will give an overview on the food waste management in Hong Kong, as well as the latest development of the advanced food waste treatment facilities.
Launch of ‘Responsible Consumption and Waste Reduction Exhibition’ at The Hong Kong Jockey Club Green Gallery
Waste is a serious problem in Hong Kong. Over 5.7 million tonnes of wastes are generated every year in Hong Kong, of which almost 70% ends up in landfills. If everyone in the world lived the lifestyle Hong Kong people lead, we would need more than four planets as large as the Earth to supply us with the necessary resources.
What can we do to achieve sustainable management of natural resources? How can we minimize the adverse impacts of wastes on the environment? ‘Responsible Consumption and Waste Reduction Exhibition’ will be launched at The Hong Kong Jockey Club Green Gallery of the Jockey Club Museum of Climate Change. The exhibition, with the aid of multimedia interactive exhibits, is designed to illuminate the concept of responsible consumption and production, and to inspire visitors to live a green lifestyle.
HKGBC Jockey Club Green and Smart Community Buildings Project - Seminar 7: Case Study of BEC Headquarters Transformation Project
To advocate a low carbon sustainable built environment, Business Environment Council has spent great effort in upgrading their headquarters’ green facilities. The Seminar will share their continuous effort on enhancing the building’s performance by various improvement works, including the use of oil-free chillers, wider adoption of LED lighting, installation of electrical sub-meters and upgrade of Building Management System.
The HKIE Environmental Division Annual Forum Environmental Innovation: Opportunities and Challenges in Hong Kong
As one of the most developed cities in the world, Hong Kong is planned to develop into a world-class smart city. According to the Government’s Smart City Blueprint, “smart environment” is one of the 6 major areas in which innovation and technology will be embraced for a smart Hong Kong. Therefore, it is timely forHKIE Environmental Division to promote the discussion on how environmental innovation can be encouraged in Hong Kong. This forum would bring together various stakeholders including government, academics, research institutions, entrepreneurs and environmental startups to explore the opportunities and challenges in promoting environmental innovations in Hong Kong.
The forum comprises the keynote session and three other sessions: I) Overseas Experiences in Driving Environmental Innovation; II) Business Opportunities from Environmental Innovations; and III) Pitching of Environmental Technology Companies.
Workshop on Renewable Energy and Feed-in-tariff in Hong Kong
HKU was the pioneer in investigating the technical aspects on grid-connection of small renewable energy systems. Various experiments and pilot study were conducted at HKU before the Hong Kong Government published a set of technical guidelines on grid-connection. Also, a pilot project was funded by the ITC to install three different kinds of photovoltaic technologies at the S.K.H. Kei Wai (MaWan) Primary School. There is much experience built upon those pilot projects and study regarding the technical details of grid-connection of Renewable Energy (RE) systems. Although much of the information had been published, it was not well disseminated to the local engineers in a systematic way. With the imminent effect of feed-in-tariff in 2018, the number of grid-connect RE systems in Hong Kong is expected to grow significantly in the coming years, experts from different sectors will share their expertise on this workshop, in order to transfer the knowledge to the local community.
Tree Planting Challenge 2019
Organized by Friends of the Earth, the Tree Planting Challenge will be held to replant local varieties of young saplings. The aim of this event is to raise the public’s awareness of typhoon damage to our trees and thus become more concerned about climate change and extreme weather events and develop an attitude of cherishing trees.
LEED AP & Green Associate V4 Exam Preparation Training 2019
This course is ideal for architect, project manager, green building consultant, developer, sustainability coordinator, landscape architect,
technical manager, energy engineer, MEP consultant, facility managers, or anyone interested in understanding green building principle,
especially sustainable design, construction, management, purchasing, and plan to achieve a LEED professional credential.
Hong Kong Water Race 2019
By means of orienteering in the city, this event aims to promote water conservation and arouse public awareness on water crisis.
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14 April 2019
9:00 am – 14:00 pm |
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The Hong Kong Girl Guides Association Tin Shui Wai Pansy Ho Activity Centre, Tin Fai Road, Tin Shui Wai |
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Wofoo Social Enterprises
(Water Supplies Department is a co-organiser) |
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http://www.waterrace.hk
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Walk for Living Water 2019
The Walk aims at helping water-deprived communities in poor villages in Mainland China, as well as to raise awareness of local people in water conservation. Participants could experience the situation of water-deprived areas in China by carrying bamboo poles and buckets.
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13 April 2019
9:00 am – 13:30 pm |
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S.K.H. Ma On Shan Holy Spirit Primary School
Route: Ma On Shan Promenade |
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The Amity Foundation (HK)
(WSD as a co-organiser) |
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http://www.amityfoundation.org/hk
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Technical Visit to Solar Farm at the Siu Ho Wan Sewage Treatment Works and Organic Resources Recovery Centre, O-PARK1, at Siu Ho Wan
The Solar Farm at the Siu Ho Wan Sewage Treatment Works came into operation in 2016. The largest of its kind in Hong Kong, the solar farm comprises over 4,200 polycrystalline photovoltaic panels with an installed generation capacity of 1,100 kilowatts. The electricity generated by the solar farm will be fed through an internal power distribution network to various facilities inside the plant, which account for about 25 per cent of the current annual electricity consumption of the plant.
While the O∙PARK1 located at Siu Ho Wan is a self-sustainable food waste recycling facility. Apart from generating heat and power for internal use, it is estimated that about 14 million kWh of surplus electricity, an equivalent of the energy consumption of about 3 000 households, can be generated by O∙PARK1. It is also estimated that some 25 000 tonnes of greenhouse gas emissions can be reduced each year. In addition, O∙PARK1 also helps the recycling of resources by generating about 6 500 tonnes of compost per year as a by-product. Since the operation of O∙PARK1 commenced in July 2018, more than 8 000 tonnes of food waste have already been treated and its treatment capacity will gradually increase.
This visit will allow participants to tour around both venues, and gain better understanding of the photo-voltaic system, the food waste treatment process as well as the 1st dry membrane fixed tank gasholder in Hong Kong.
Visit to WEEE.Park
位於屯門環保園的WEEE.PARK (廢電器電子產品處理及回收設施),利用先進的技術和設備處理廢電器電子產品,達至「轉廢為材」的目標。參加者可透過參觀廠房及教育中心,認識回收和處理「四電一腦」等廢電器電子產品的資訊。(Chinese only)
"Happy Green Schools" Label Programme (Primary and Secondary schools)
Under the programme resembling a membership, Happy Green Schools are offered a variety of Other Learning Experiences (OLE), including the "Smart Power Experience" featuring visits to Lamma Power Station, Lamma Winds and the Smart Power Gallery. Member schools are also entitled to participate in other OLE activities such as school talks, training classes on green news reporting, eco-heritage tours, etc. Every year, awards are presented to schools with outstanding performances in green practices and promotion on campus.
"Happy Green Ambassadors" (Secondary schools)
Happy Green Schools may nominate students to be Happy Green Ambassadors, who will be given various training and life planning experiences related to environmental protection, energy efficiency, renewable energy and low carbon lifestyle. Every year, awards are presented to outstanding ambassadors and in 2019, they will also have a chance to go on the overseas study trip to Dali, Yunnan in mainland China.
HK SciFest 2019: ‘Climate Change and Me’ Exhibition
The Jockey Club Museum of Climate Change (MoCC) is delighted to be invited by the Hong Kong Science Museum as one of the partners of the ‘HK SciFest 2019’. From 5 to 22 April 2019, the ‘Climate Change and Me’ Exhibition of the ‘Mobile Jockey Club MoCC’, will be held at the Hong Kong Science Museum.
The exhibition reveals how we are all connected with climate change. Visitors can examine the impact of the changing climate through the 3D models produced by the hologram technology, and challenge themselves in interactive games and test their green knowledge.
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5–22 April 2019, Every Mon to Fri (except Thu): 10:00 am – 7:00 pm
Every Sat, Sun & public holidays: 10:00 am - 9:00 pm |
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Exhibition Hall, 2/F, Hong Kong Science Museum |
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The Jockey Club Museum of Climate Change (MoCC) |
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http://www.mocc.cuhk.edu.hk/en-gb/news/2019/417-hk-scifest-2019
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Technical Seminar – Urbanization and Climate Change in Asia: Impacts and Adaptation
During the last twenty to thirty years, due to rapid economic growth, there has been extensive urbanization of areas of agricultural and rural land in many Asian countries.
These changes have substantially modified the exchanges of heat, moisture and energy between the land surface and the atmosphere, as well as releasing additional heat and pollutants into the atmosphere. Furthermore, in general, appropriate holistic planning of these urban developments has been minimal because many of these cities have been built over a short period of time.
The consequences of this urban expansion impacts both the global and regional climate, with cities in Asia suffering significantly in terms of climate hazards now and in the future.
In this talk, Prof. Chan from City University of Hong Kong will show how urbanization and global climate change can modify the regional climate, using examples from the Pearl River Delta of China and other mega-cities. He will discuss the probable effects of such climate hazards and the potential actions that can be undertaken by governments to reduce the consequences of such impacts.
Earth Hour 2019
Earth Hour is one of the world’s largest environmental movement, and the theme for Earth Hour 2019 is “Change the Way We Live”. By symbolically switching off the lights at 8:30p.m on 30 March 2019, World Wide Fund For Nature wish to spread the message of preserving the earth’s biodiversity and safeguarding Hong Kong’s remaining ecologically important areas and species from development pressures.
Chinachem Sustainability Conference 2019
The Chinachem Sustainability Conference 2019 organised by Chinachem Group and co-organised by the Hong Kong Green Building Council (HKGBC) will be held on 29 March 2019 in Hong Kong. Themed “Sustainable Neighbourhood: How to Foster Age-Friendly Developments”, the conference will focus on exchange of constructive ideas of technical solutions to the city’s critical issue of aging population – innovative architecture design to improve urban environment; smart system to raise productivity and facilitate the everyday life of the senior citizens; strategic site selection to address the integration between buildings and the surrounding neighbourhood; comprehensive town planning with stakeholders to balance economic, environmental and social considerations in the course of development; and more to be explored and examined in the conference.
Green Run 2019
The Green Run was first held in 2016 to raise public awareness about environmental conservation, protection and responsibility, as well as to promote the transformation of Hong Kong into a greener and more sustainable city. By organising and staging this meaningful charity sporting event, Green Council wishes to encourage the public to implement greener choices and living habits in their daily lives, while taking a serious approach to environmental responsibility by embracing the competitive spirit found in long-distance runners.
Charity Hike 2019 Crouching Tiger Gazing Lantau
Green Sense’s Charity Hike 2019 is an annual charitable fundraising event organized by Green Sense, aiming to enhance the nature conservation awareness of the public, as well as raise funds for Green Sense’s environmental protection work. All donations will be used for environmental education, promotion and investigation. On the event day, trained volunteers will introduce the ecology of Hong Kong and city planning issues. The event will integrate green practice “Take Your Litter Home” and encourage participants to adopt a green living style in their daily life, in order to inspire the public to protect our natural environment for the sake of the future generation.
Colloquium: Promoting Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy in Hong Kong
Climate change has become a global challenge today. Being part of the international community, the Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region has been striving to formulate and implement policies in combating climate change and building a sustainable and low-carbon environment. The EMSD, as a government agency taking a leading role in making Hong Kong a top-ranking city in the utilization of energy, will share their experience and journey in promoting energy efficiency and conservation as well as adoption of more renewable energy in the past decades. In addition to their key strategies, namely leading by examples, public engagement and legislation, Ir LAI will brief you how EMSD has been serving as a facilitator and promotor in achieving energy efficiency by collaborating with local universities and start-up's through adoption of innovative technologies. Facilitation measures to encourage private sector to adopt more distributed renewable energy to support the Feed-in Tariff Scheme introduced recently will also be discussed.
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13 March 2019, 6:00 – 7:00 pm |
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F.A.M. Lecture Theatre (LT8), Yeung Kin Man Academic Building, City University of Hong Kong, Kowloon Tong, Kowloon, Hong Kong |
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School of Energy and Environment, City University of Hong Kong |
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http://www.cityu.edu.hk/see/seminar.htm#sm190304
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Achieving Deep Energy Savings in Commercial Buildings of Hong Kong
With over 90% of electricity consumption in Hong Kong coming from buildings, and a substantial 65% of electricity consumption in Hong Kong is from commercial buildings, it is important for the commercial industry to achieve deep energy savings in order to realize substantial decarbonization in Hong Kong to move towards Paris Agreement and the IPCC special report of limiting global warming to 1.5oC above pre-industrial levels. As the General Manager of Technical Services & Sustainable Development of Swire Properties, Dr. Raymond Yau will explore how the industry can tackle this issue through highlighting the energy management program in Swire Properties, in which a 26% reduction in annual energy consumption is targeted by the year 2020 as compared to 2008. These strategies encompass both new buildings and existing buildings, from “low hanging fruits” to the utilization of smart energy management cloud-based platform, and also the involvement of tenant side. Towards deep energy savings is no longer a one-party action, but an integrated effort from corporates to government to individuals.
2019香港環保電影展 閉幕放映與映後談 (Chinese Only)
由環保基金資助,香港視藝文化教育協會、文化地圖合辦之「環保基金:2019香港環保電影展」將於3月2日及16日(星期六)於太空館演講廳及電影資料館電影院舉行兩場環境電影分享會。是次活動以「氣候變化與海洋垃圾」、「氣候變化與庶民生活」為題,放映環境電影《塑膠海洋》及閉幕電影《逐冰之旅》。
3月2日的映後談邀請了A Plastic Ocean Foundation教育主任盧啟鏗及海洋拾荒者Kitti陳鳳屏女士與觀眾分享對話。而3月16日我們邀請了天文台前助理台長、香港環保電影展氣候大使梁榮武教授,「低碳亞洲」主席、香港樂施會前總幹事莊陳有先生為嘉賓,「香港環境電影展」主席譚偉峰先生作主持,大談氣候變化。
以下日子和地點會放映環保電影,兩場均設有映後談。費用全免,萬勿錯過!
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場次 1
時間﹕2019年3月2日(六)2:30 - 5:00pm
地點﹕香港太空館演講廳(尖沙咀梳士巴利道10號)
影片﹕《塑膠海洋》
嘉賓﹕盧啟鏗先生 A Plastic Ocean Foundation教育主任
陳鳳屏女士 海洋拾荒者Kitti
主題﹕氣候變化與海洋垃圾
影片簡介﹕
塑膠海洋 A Plastic Ocean
Craig Leeson / 英國 香港 UK&HK / 2016 / 102mins / 英語 Eng / 中文字幕 Chi Subtitle
導演兼記者Craig Leeson參與A Plastic Ocean拍攝前,對海洋塑膠污染也無甚認識,當目睹海鳥和鯨魚因吞食大量塑膠活活餓死,貧窮的人在垃圾山掙紮求存,他自覺有改變的責任,期望電影能提供問題的全景,扭轉人的認知,推動變化。他引述其中一位受訪科學家的話:
「當你不知道,你不會在意。但當你知道,你無法不去行動。」
《塑膠海洋》A Plastic Ocean,真實揭露全球「用完即棄」的生活方式帶來的嚴重後果。電影製作時間達7年之久,走訪全球二千多個地方,旨在提升大衆對塑膠污染所造成的海洋危機的關注,拍攝團隊捕捉到海洋生態從未曝光的一面,深受震驚。塑膠污染如何進一步影響人體健康?我們可以怎樣阻止破壞繼續蔓延呢?
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場次 2
時間﹕2019年3月16日(六)10:15am - 1:00pm
地點﹕香港電影資料館電影院(西灣河鯉景道50號)
影片﹕《逐冰之旅》
嘉賓﹕梁榮武教授 天文台前助理台長、香港環保電影展氣候大使
莊陳有先生 「低碳亞洲」主席、香港樂施會前總幹事
主持﹕譚偉峰先生 香港環保電影展主席
主題﹕氣候變化與庶民生活
影片簡介﹕
逐冰之旅 Chasing Ice
*閉幕電影
Jeff Orlowski / 美國 USA / 2012 / 75mins / 英語 Eng / 中英文字幕 Chi&Eng Subtitles
影片紀錄了《國家地理》雜誌攝影師詹姆斯·巴羅格長達數年的南極冰川考察之旅。曾經一度巴羅格對於全球氣候變暖的說法半信半疑,但這次考察改變了他的看法,通過他的攝像機鏡頭紀錄,讓我們意識到我們的星球已經面目全非、越發虛弱。巴羅格在一個由年輕人組成的探險團隊的幫助下,通過直升機,木艇、雪橇等交通工具,跨越三個大洲旅行,為我們帶來了震撼視覺和人心的影像和拷問。(Chinese Only)
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2 Mar 2019 (Sat) 2:30 ‑ 5pm (2 hours 30 minutes)
Hong Kong Space Museum Lecture Hall
16 Mar 2019 (Sat) 10:15am ‑ 1pm (2 hours 45 minutes)
The Cinema, Exhibition Hall and Box Office |
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Hong Kong Space Museum Lecture Hall, The Cinema, Exhibition Hall and Box Office |
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Association of Hong Kong Visual Arts and Culture Education, CULTaMAP |
Innovative and Green Building Conference
Focusing on artificial intelligence, expert rule-based applications, predictive maintenance and smart energy management in building operation, the conference will feature emerging technologies and case studies in smart and green building. The conference will allow participants to exchange with property owners, operators, building professionals and solution providers to explore how to make use of the latest technologies to elevate building performance.
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27 February 2019, 9:30 am – 5:00 pm |
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Charles K. Kao Auditorium, Science Park, Shatin, Hong Kong |
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Hong Kong Green Building Council, Hong Kong Science and Technology Parks Corporation |
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https://www.hkgbc.org.hk/eng/news/20190121.aspx
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Technical Visit to the Data Centre of Electric Centre
HK Electric’s new IT Operations Centre at Electric Centre, North Point, was built to meet the Company’s future IT development needs. In order to implement HK Electric's commitment to sustainable development, various green elements and the most effective operating approaches are adopted. The Centre was designed and built following the US’s Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design focusing on energy efficiency and conservation. While one-third of the building materials are recyclables, the Centre was also constructed with an aim to ergonomically providing a health, safe, comfortable and environmentally friendly workplace for employees working around the clock in the Centre.
Carbon Pricing Workshops
Carbon pricing is one of the efficient ways to reduce carbon emissions. The right price signals can spur action on mitigation and efficiency, stimulate innovation and catalyse investment to manage climate risk and capitalise on emerging opportunities.
The Carbon Pricing Workshops will serve to inform participants on what carbon pricing is and what it means to businesses. Participants will explore the suitable carbon pricing policies to support Hong Kong’s decarbonization transition through this series of workshops.
HKGBC Jockey Club Green and Smart Community Buildings Project - Seminar 5: ISO50001 Energy Management System
In 2011, the International Organisation for Standardisation released ISO 50001 as a globally accepted framework for energy management. This standard is applicable to organisations of all sizes and types for setting up a suitable energy management system (EnMS). With an ISO 50001-based EnMS, an organisation can measure and monitor its energy use, identify areas for improvement and take actions accordingly. Not only will it lead to operational cost savings, it will also help to enhance energy efficiency in the social welfare sector and enable their buildings to satisfy BEAM Plus rating standard.
賽馬會酷鄰居齊節能計劃 二月環保導賞團:賽馬會氣候變化博物館 (Chinese only)
賽馬會氣候變化博物館為全球第一間以氣候變化為主題既博物館,透過各式各樣互動教育式的展品,讓參加者認識到氣候變化所帶來的問題,並了解如何實踐綠色生活。 (Chinese only)
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2 February 2019, 10:00 am – 1:00 pm |
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Jockey Club Museum of Climate Change, 8/F, Yasumoto International Academic Park The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Shatin, NT |
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Friends of the Earth |
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https://www.facebook.com/events/2112815798785892/
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Technical Seminar: Polar Research in Hong Kong, Hong Kong Researchers in the higher Arctic
With the establishment of the Polar Research Institute of Hong Kong (PRIHK), local scientists and engineers are able to have a convenient platform conducting their research and development projects relevant to polar phenomena and global climate changes. The "Bauhinia Station", which is located in Longyearbyen of Norwegian Svalbard Isles, has been established since September 2018 and equipped with fundamental facilities for physical, biological and environmental research. The seminar will allow participants to learn details about the Research Institute, as well as the visit sharing by Prof. K.C. Ho and his team on the research and development opportunities on town planning, housing, new and renewable energies, etc.
2018 CDP Hong Kong & Southeast Asia Report Launch
CDP’s 2018 disclosure cycle came to a close in September. This year, over 7,000 companies representing more than 50% of global market capitalisation provided data to CDP. The global results of our Climate Change, Water, and Forests programmes will be released on 22 January 2019.
To celebrate and recognize corporate leadership from Hong Kong and Southeast Asian companies who have demonstrated environmental stewardship through participation to CDP programmes, our Hong Kong office is hosting a celebratory event on 29 January 2019.
The event presents 2018 CDP scores, regional highlights and updates on 2019 disclosure, marks the progress of sustainability in the region and celebrates corporate leadership in environmental stewardship.
Date: 29 January 2019
Time: 3:00pm-6:00pm
Venue: Bloomberg Hong Kong Office, 25/F, Cheung Kong Center, Hong Kong
For registration and details, please contact Amelie Tan at amelie.tan@cdp.net or 9760 8813.
Technical Seminar on Photovoltaic Panel Application
Following the announcement of the Feed-in-Tariff (FiT) Scheme, a large number of solar photovoltaic panel systems will be installed in Hong Kong. Two speakers will be invited in this technical seminar to further promote the development of local renewable energy (RE). The first speaker will be from the Electrical and Mechanical Services Department (EMSD), HKSAR Government who will introduce two guide books in relation to the PV installation, namely the “Technical Guidelines on Grid Connection of Renewable Energy Power Systems” and the “Guidance Notes for Solar Photovoltaic (PV) System Installation” for members’ information. Also, the regulatory requirements on generating facilities will be covered. The second speaker will be from CLP Power Hong Kong Limited (CLPP) who will share the highlights of the FiT scheme, its application process, technical considerations when connecting solar photovoltaic renewable energy to CLP’s power grid, and a few applications being adopted by the customers.
第十六屆環保嘉年華 (Chinese only)
由環保促進會舉辦,「環保嘉年華」旨在透過遊戲攤位,向市民推廣低碳、乾淨回收及綠色生活。(Chinese only)
第十八屆環保創意模型設計比賽(Chinese only)
由環保促進會舉辦,第十八屆環保創意模型設計比賽希望透過生動有趣及富啟發性的活動,提高參賽者對環境保護的關注,並鼓勵他們發揮無限創意,以新穎有趣的方法,利用可循環再用的物料,設計具環保意念的模型車;同時藉此提高參賽者對環保科學的興趣,培養自我增值的能力,以及建立團隊精神。(Chinese only)
大埔社區減廢日暨減廢成果分享閉幕典禮 (Chinese only)
由環保觸覺及埔區議會環境保護及優化工作小組合辦的減少固體廢物項目「大埔免『廢』社區」計劃即將圓滿結束,並將舉行的最後一次減廢日,同時舉辦減廢成果分享閉幕典禮。當日活動包括環保講座、減廢教育回收站、漂物攤位、升級再造「減廢」工作坊及減廢成果分享閉幕典禮,希望市民透過活動學習分類回收,並加深對區內的環保事項及回收設備的了解。 (Chinese only)
DSD Open Day 2019
Drainage Services Department (DSD) Open Day 2019 will be held at Shatin Sewage Treatment Works on 19 and 20 January 2019. With the theme of "30 Years of Groundwork, Embracing a New Age", visitors will learn more about DSD's iconic projects and its continual efforts in enhancing the sewage and drainage services and contribution towards the sustainable development of Hong Kong through display panels and physical models.
BEC workshop: Turning Hong Kong’s Municipal Solid Waste into Solid Recovered Fuel
The workshop will focus on the Waste-to-Energy project, which is about turning Municipal Solid Waste in Hong Kong into Solid Recovered Fuel (SRF) for the benefit of the local energy sector with minimal environmental impact. SRF can be utilized as an alternative fuel to substitute coal or other fossil fuels at local cement or power plants. With lower CO2 emissions, it will significantly reduce the average carbon footprint, as well as increase local recycling rates and encourage renewable energy.
Technical Visit to Siu Ho Wan Sewage Treatment Works
Siu Ho Wan Sewage Treatment Works is a chemically enhanced primary sewage treatment (CEPT) plant located in North Lantau Island. A solar farm was commissioned in the plant, which is currently the largest one in Hong Kong. Commissioned in 1998, the treatment capacity of CEPT was upgraded in 2004 to 180,000 m3 per day. To reduce energy consumption, a solar farm with estimated annual electricity generation of 1,100,000 kW hours was commissioned in the plant, which is equivalent to 25% of electricity consumption of the plant. The visit will allow participants to explore the operation and strategies of CEPT on energy-saving.
Technical Seminar: Introduction to ISO 14024 - Type 1 Ecolabelling
“Ecolabelling” is a voluntary method of environmental performance certification and labelling that is practised around the world. An ecolabel identifies products or services proven environmentally preferable overall, within a specific product or service category. There are different classifications of label, and The International Organization for Standardisation (ISO) has identified three broad types of voluntary labels, with ecolabelling fitting under the strongest Type 1 designation. The seminar will give details on the Hong Kong Green Label Scheme (HKGLS), which was launched by the Green Council, in order to certify environmentally preferable products in the market.
Technical Seminar on Government Requirements and Guidelines for Photovoltaic Panel System
Following the Feed-in-Tariff policy, a large number of photovoltaic panel systems will be installed in Hong Kong. Speakers from the two Government Departments will outline the current statutory procedures and technical requirements and guidelines for the audience to keep abreast of the latest development of this subject.
Date & Time |
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4/1/2019, 6:30 pm – 8:30 pm |
Venue |
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Lecture Theatre FJ301, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University |
Organisation |
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Hong Kong Association of Energy Engineers, Department of Electrical Engineering, Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Energy Institute (Hong Kong Branch) |
Link |
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http://www.hkaee.org/Flyer-20190104-PVSeminar.pdf
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Smart Power Centre Visit
To demonstrate energy-efficient electrical equipment & introduce tips on the safe use of electricity
Jockey Club Museum of Climate Change (MoCC): Weekend Guided Tour
The first of its kind in the world, the MoCC offers an interactive and multimedia exhibition showcasing valuable collections and information about climate change.
Date & Time |
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Every Saturday 10:00 - 11:00 am (except public holiday) |
Venue |
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8/F, Yasumoto International Academic Park, The Chinese University of Hong Kong |
Organisation |
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CUHK Jockey Club Initiative Gaia |
Link |
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http://www.mocc.cuhk.edu.hk/en-gb/museum/plan-a-visit
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Sustainability Hub
A series of interactive computer games on climate change and a low-carbon lifestyle.
Environmental Campaign Packages
A series of interactive computer games on climate change and a low-carbon lifestyle, reinforcing environmental education activities in schools and by NGOs; available at no charge to schools and NGOs.
The Science Explorer
These tours are guided by our ambassadors who will guide visitors to check out different thematic areas in Science Explorer including the green and environmental friendly architectural design (Green Concepts and Green Trail).
CLP Power Connect Programme
CLP Power Connect programme aims to encourage customers to reduce electricity use and care for the community. Participants who save home energy can claim a variety of rewards with the CLP Eco Points earned, while CLP Power will allocate HK$20 million to provide subsidies for around 40,000 households including single elderly people and elderly couples, disabled people, low-income families and people living in subdivided units this year. Each beneficiary household will receive a HK$500 electricity subsidy.
CLP Power Low Carbon Energy Education Centre
The centre aims to offer visitors an interesting and thought-provoking experience as they learn about the importance of low carbon energy in addressing the challenge of climate change. The five thematic zones are featured by multimedia and interactive elements including a 3D virtual tour that takes visitors inside a nuclear reactor.
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Tuesday to Saturday from 10:00am to 6:00pm,
Guided tours are available by pre-booking in groups (minimum 15 persons)
Closed on Mondays, Sundays and public holidays |
Venue |
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Room 3202, 3/F, Lau Ming Wai Academic Building, City University of Hong Kong, 88 Tat Chee Avenue, Kowloon Tong |
Organisation |
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CLP Power Hong Kong Limited |
Link |
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http://www.cityu.edu.hk/lowcarbon/
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CLP Volunteer Team Clean up Activity
Through this annual programme, CLP volunteers team up to clean up our coastal areas, making an effort to protect our marine ecology.
Date & Time |
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October, Saturday or Sunday (TBC)
Not open for public |
Venue |
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Designated beach |
Organisation |
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CLP Power Hong Kong Limited |
Technical Seminar: An Integrated Design Approach for Energy Conservation and Carbon Emission Reduction in Tall Buildings
The HKSAR government has targeted to reduce the building energy intensity by 40% in 2025 and the carbon intensity by 50-60% in 2020. Developing energy-efficient and low-carbon buildings is considered as an important direction to achieve the governmental goals for substantial energy conservation and carbon emission reduction. In this seminar, the speaker will share an integrated approach for designing energy-efficient and low-carbon green buildings in the high-rise urban environment, taking into consideration of operation energy and carbon from daily usage as well as embodied energy and carbon from construction materials. Case studies on application of the proposed approach for low carbon materials, structural form designs, and operation energy savings will be shared during the session.
Technical Seminar: Coastal Challenges to Flood Management in times of Climate Change
Super-Typhoon Mangkhut 2018 caused high storm surges resulting in serious flooding in many low-lying coastal areas in Hong Kong. This reminds us of the inadequacy of our flood management infrastructure which has been well developed mainly for inland areas subject to rainfall induced floods. At the same time, with indisputable Climate Change, the mean sea levels are rising and storm surges will also be increased by more frequent Super-Typhoons due to increasingly warm Pacific Ocean temperatures. This seminar will share the Speaker’s insights into the coastal challenges to flood management in times of Climate Changes, while addressing coastal flood mitigation measures including emergency evacuation based on real-time sea level forecasting (by combining storm surge and astronomical tide predictions), coastal polders, storm surge barriers and floating structures.
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19/12/2018, 6:30 pm – 8:00 pm |
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Room Y302, Block Y, The HK Polytechnic University |
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The Environmental Division of The Hong Kong Institution of Engineers, The Civil Division of The Hong Kong Institution of Engineers, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Building Services Operation and Maintenance Executives Society (BSOMES), International Association for Hydro-Environment Engineering and
Research - Hong Kong Chapter (IAHR-HK)
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Link |
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http://ev.hkie.org.hk/en_it_events_inside_Upcoming.aspx?EventID=944&&TypeName=Events+%2f+Activities
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Workshop on Renewable Energy and Feed-in-tariff in Hong Kong
HKU was the pioneer in investigating the technical aspects on grid-connection of small renewable energy systems. Various experiments and pilot study were conducted at HKU before the Hong Kong Government published a set of technical guidelines on grid-connection. Also, a pilot project was funded by the ITC to install three different kinds of photovoltaic technologies at the S.K.H. Kei Wai (MaWan) Primary School. There is much experience built upon those pilot projects and study regarding the technical details of grid-connection of Renewable Energy (RE) systems. Although much of the information had been published, it was not well disseminated to the local engineers in a systematic way. With the imminent effect of feed-in-tariff in 2018, the number of grid-connect RE systems in Hong Kong is expected to grow significantly in the coming years, and hence the need to transfer the knowledge to community will be valuable to the industry and local community. The workshop will deliver information on different aspects, including the technical requirements on grid connection of renewable energy systems, relevant policies, the financial arrangement, etc.
PLEA 2018: Smart and Healthy within the 2 degree Limit
With the theme "Smart and Healthy within the 2-degree Limit", Passive and Low Energy Architecture (PLEA) 2018 Conference aims to bring together about 250-300 academia, researchers and professionals in the building industry in the pursuit of a better and more sustainable urban environment.
Date & Time |
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10-12 December 2018 |
Venue |
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The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Shatin, NT, HK |
Organisation |
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The Chinese University of Hong Kong |
Link |
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http://www.plea2018.org
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CLP Eco Building Fund Communication Workshop
The Fund will contribute towards improvement works for enhancing the energy efficiency of building services installations for communal use in the residential buildings and their nearby ancillary facilities such as clubhouse. Examples of the qualified building services installations are:
• Lighting
• Electrical installation (e.g. water pump)
• Air-conditioning
• Lift and escalator
ZCB Landscape Area:
Monday to Sunday
7:00 am – 8:00 pm;
ZCB Indoor Exhibition Area:
Monday to Sunday (Closed on Wednesdays and public holidays);
Guided tours only, starting at 10:00 am ; 2:00 pm and 4:00 pm
(Need Booking)
Zero Carbon Building (ZCB) is to serve as an exhibition centre, an education centre and an information centre for zero/low carbon building design and technologies and for promoting low carbon living in Hong Kong.
Mission
ZCB shall showcase the state-of-the-art eco-building design and technologies to the construction industry locally and internationally with a view to promote their application in Hong Kong.
ZCB shall raise community awareness of low carbon living in Hong Kong and promote behavioural changes towards low carbon living by providing guided ZCB tours and organising education programmes.
ZCB shall regularly disseminate the latest low/zero carbon building technologies and practices to industry stakeholders.
Date & Time |
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Monday to Sunday (Closed on Wednesdays and public holidays)
Guided tours only, starting at 10:00 am; 2:00 pm and 4:00 pm |
Venue |
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No.8 Sheung Yuet Road, Kowloon Bay |
Organisation |
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ZCB |
Link |
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http://zcb.hkcic.org/OpeningHour.aspx?lang=en-US
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Green Elites
「綠戰士」環保教育網站是為中華電力有限公司之綠優校園認證計劃的其中一項元素,透過教育與的網上活動,讓學生培養環保生活習慣,成為環保先鋒,並在家庭、學校及社區中持續實踐環保生活,鼓勵家人及朋友一起節能減碳,共同應對氣候變化,為保護環境出一分力。(Chinese only)
「齊節能」展覽 (Chinese only)
由地球之友舉辦,「賽馬會酷鄰居齊節能計劃」將舉行「齊節能」展覽,希望透過AR多媒體體驗、互動遊戲、環保教室等,向市民推廣智慧用電,讓大眾了解氣候變化帶來的問題,並提高節能意識,為減排出一分力。(Chinese only)
World Green Run-Run for Blue Sky
To enhance awareness and action (Sport x Green Cross-Over)
-Build a Better Air Quality Environment in Hong Kong
-Stop Traffic and Plastic Pollution through Lifestyle Changes
Date & Time |
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25/11/2018 (Sunday) 07:00 - 13:00 |
Venue |
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Lung Wo Road, Central |
Organisation |
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World Green Organisation |
Link |
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http://thewgo.org/website/chi/
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上網電價及太陽能光伏系統研討會2018 (Chinese Only)
Introduction of Renewable Energy and Feed-in Tariff; Feed-in Tariff Application Procedures; and Maintenance and Registration of Generating Facilities.
Date & Time |
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12/11/2018 (Monday) 15:00 – 17:00 |
Venue |
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Hong Kong Science Museum (Lecture Theatre) |
Organisation |
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Electrical and Mechanical Services Department |
Link |
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https://re.emsd.gov.hk/eindex.html
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Technical Seminar: New Environmental Challenges and Opportunities and the Setting Up of EPD's Environmental Academy
The seminar will give an overview of the major environmental challenges facing Hong Kong and the opportunities such challenges open up. It will cover the newly established Environmental Academy in the Environmental Protection Department and how this may contribute to advancing environmental professionalism in Hong Kong and the Greater Bay Area.
Technical Seminar on Feed-in Tariff Scheme
The seminar will cover details of the Feed-in Tariff (FiT) Schemes of both power companies, including eligibility, application flow and technical requirements. Engineering design and environmental considerations (e.g. arrangement of metering, treatment of environmental attributes) for installation of renewable energy power systems, technical requirements of grid connection for renewable energy system to the Power Company’s system and how to join the FiT Schemes will also be discussed. In connection with the FiT Schemes, the schemes on renewable energy certificates (RECs) will also be introduced.
Road Transport Dialogue Platform Third Meeting - Supporting the Transition to Electric and Hybrid Commercial Vehicles & Buses
Organized by the Business Environmental Council, the Road Transport Dialogue Platform is supported by the Environment Bureau (ENB) as well as Transport and Housing Bureau (THB). This platform is being set up for those companies who own, manage or otherwise control fleets of vehicles (e.g. buses, trucks, vans) to come together and develop a way forward to reduce carbon and other air pollutants. The meeting will focus on the presentation by BEC on the draft research paper on the benefits, challenges and potential solutions related to the transition to electric commercial vehicles in Hong Kong.
Technical Visit to Combined Heat and Power (CHP) Plant at Alice Ho Miu Ling Nethersole Hospital
Alice Ho Miu Ling Nethersole Hospital is the first hospital in Hong Kong to adopt an environmentally friendly system, where landfill gases are utilized to fuel the combined heat and power (CHP) system to generate electricity and supply steam and hot water for various hospital facilities. Not only electricity costs for the hospital are saved, the system also helps reducing carbon emission effectively. The technical visit organized by HKIE will allow participants to learn about the smart usage of the CHP system, the benefits of distributed energy system and social engagement on sustainability.
Green Congregation
Encourage participants to donate excess soft toys for congregation
Date & Time |
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Nov – Dec 2018 |
Venue |
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CUHK Campus |
Organisation |
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Campus Planning and Sustainability Office |
Public Policy Forum on Economic Opportunities of Climate Change
Climate mitigation and adaptation are often understood to be reluctant responses to climate change, as a society is obliged to redirect resources that could have been used for other purposes. Because climate change is a genuinely global environmental problem, countries are often passive about using domestic resources for mitigation. The international climate negotiations that have been conducted in the past two-and-a-half decades have been bumpy and have encountered many setbacks. The most recent dramatic reversal occurred in 2017 when President Trump pulled the United States out of the Paris Agreement.
However, economic opportunities could also emerge in our response to climate change. New industries, such as wind turbines and solar PV, have grown to provide millions of jobs worldwide. Hong Kong is positioned to benefit from the global climate efforts. These new industries demand financial and legal services as well as innovations. Hong Kong could strategically utilize climate change to strengthen its current economic pillars and nurture new ones.
Towards achieving the above objective, the forum will invite outstanding scholars from both overseas and Hong Kong to share their insights on such economic opportunities and possible ways of capitalizing on them. Since all countries and governments around the world are facing significant challenges in this policy area, this theme will make the experiences and cases in the forum highly relevant and useful to a large number of participants in policymaking and research.
The forum is open to the press and public.
Date & Time |
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01/11/2018 (Thursday) 14:30-17:30 |
Venue |
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Cho Yiu Conference Hall, CUHK |
Organisation |
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Policy Research @ HKIAPS,
Global China Research Programme, CUHK,
MSSc in Public Policy Programme, Department of Government and Public Administration, CUHK,
Department of Geography and Resource Management, CUHK |
Link |
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http://www.cuhk.edu.hk/hkiaps/policy_research/enewsletter/2/upcomingevents.html
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Energy Saving Exhibition
Organized by Friends of Earth, the "Jockey Club COOL Neighbours for Energy Saving" is going to hold the "Energy Saving" exhibition. Through AR and 3D multimedia experiences, interactive games, environmental workshops, the group hopes the exhibition can encourage citizens to use electricity wisely, and let the public to know more the consequences of climate change.
Tai Po Eco Home
Tai Po Eco Home, a one-stop green lifestyle centre, brings smart yet green living ideas to the residents in the New Territories. Customers can try out energy efficient appliances and participate in cooking classes. A list of innovative energy saving products fit for village homes and low-density housing, including electric vehicle charging demonstration and typical solar power system for Feed-in Tariff, are available at the centre.
CLP Smart Energy@Mong Kok
CLP's flagship store showcasing the latest online to offline (O2O) experience, smart technologies and products. At Smart Energy@Mong Kok, customers can play EE&C mobile games to earn Eco Points and redeem fabulous rewards only available in the flagship store. Selected products and gadgets are displayed with AR technologies to enhance customers’ shopping experience. To promote the benefit of smart home living, CLP dedicates a whole floor as Smart Home Control Centre to house a full range of smart home appliances that can be controlled with tablet and smart phone, and other high-tech products including smart mirror, under-the-floor-heating system and voice-control device.
CLP Smart Energy Experience Centre
By partnering with the Hong Kong Science and Technology Parks Corporation and using innovative technology developed by local start-up companies, the centre aims to introduce smart home and business solutions and promote smarter and greener lifestyles to customers. It features smart home devices suitable for small flats in Hong Kong and offer smart solutions to help business optimise their operations and services.
Energy Innovation for Smart City Competition 2018-2019
Upper form secondary students team up to propose and implement innovative projects for promoting energy saving and energy efficiency to the community.
Date & Time |
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Application: Oct 2018;
Final Competition: June 2019 |
Venue |
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Hong Kong Polytechnic University |
Organisation |
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CLP Power HK Limited, The Electrical Division of The Hong Kong Institution of Engineers |
Link |
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https://goo.gl/YmSSai
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Smart Power Services Launching Ceremony (by invitation only)
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Date & Time |
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30/10/2018 (Tuesday) 15:00 |
Venue |
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HK Electric Centre, Wan Chai |
Organisation |
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Hongkong Electric Company |
Link |
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https://www.hkelectric.com
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Green Walk Hong Kong
Promote to replace the short-distance rides by walking, so to reduce carbon
emissions and implement the low-carbon life.
綠色遊踪 (Chinese Only)
由世界綠色組織舉辦,今年度的綠色遊踪以城市定向形式及「城市遠足」為題,帶「動」區內、外的居民遊走各處,於參賽過程中,學習各種環保資訊外,重新認識當區及香港,並把步行減碳的訊息擴展至社區層面。(Chinese Only)
CARe2018 Climate Adaptation & Resilience Conference
The Climate Adaptation and Resilience Conference 2018 – CARe2018 – will bring together a wide range of experts and stakeholders from across the globe, across industry and business sectors, as well as from local and regional authorities to learn and examine what it would take to make cities and region much more climate resilient. There will need to be new multidiscipline policies and public and private investments to depend against extreme weather events. The conference will showcase policies and practices that promote infrastructure investments that would bring about greater resilience that strengthens cities and regions; as well as good practices for public sector officers and communities to learn and reorganise to face climate change challenges.
Date & Time |
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27/10/2018 (Saturday) - 29/10/2018 (Monday) |
Venue |
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Hong Kong University of Science and Technology |
Organisation |
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The Institute for the Environment (HKUST), Division of Environment and Sustainability (HKUST), HKUST Energy Institute, HKUST GREAT Smart Cities Center, Institute for Public Policy of the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology |
Link |
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http://care2018.ust.hk/
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Carbon Audit Seminar for Listed Companies
To encourage listed companies to conduct carbon audit and to facilitate listed companies to comply with HKEX's new Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) requirements
Date & Time |
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26/10/2018 (Friday) 14:00-17:00 |
Venue |
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AsiaWorld- Expo |
Organisation |
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Environmental Protection Department & Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited (HKEX) |
Climathon 2018 Hong Kong: Create a Zero Carbon future for Hong Kong
"Climathon" is a global 24-hour climate change hackathon initiated by Climate-KIC, a climate innovation organization based in Europe. It takes place simultaneously in major cities around the world, during which participants discuss climate challenges facing their home city and come up with solutions through collective wisdom. Participants could join individually or as a team of 3-8 people and help tackle four major climate challenges facing Hong Kong, by proposing innovative solutions to help the business sector and the community.
Eco Expo Asia
Themed under “Waste Less Save More for a Low-carbon Future”, the 13th edition of Eco Expo Asia takes place at AsiaWorld-Expo in Hong Kong from 25-28 October 2018. The Expo is organised by the Hong Kong Trade Development Council and Messe Frankfurt (HK) Ltd. The Environment Bureau of the Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region is the co-host, underscoring the HKSAR government’s commitment to environmental protection. The emphasis is very much on cutting-edge green technologies, smart and innovative products and solutions. Exhibitors are grouped into the product categories such as:
• Green Building and Energy Efficiency
• Green Transportation
• Waste Management and Recycling
• Water Treatment and Quality Management
In 2017, the exhibits covered the full spectrum of environmental initiatives with 335 exhibitors presenting a global overview. More than 14,000 buyers from 102 countries and regions attended the fair.
Date & Time |
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25 Oct 2018 (Thu) 10:30am - 6:00pm,
26-27 Oct 2018 (Fri - Sat) 10:00am - 6:00pm,
28 Oct 2018 (Sun) 10:00am - 5:00pm
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AsiaWorld-Expo |
Organisation |
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Hong Kong Trade Development Council and Messe Frankfurt (HK) Ltd |
Link |
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www.ecoexpoasia.com
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CLP Smart Energy Award 2018
The programme promotes energy efficiency in the business sector, encourages business customers to adopt green measures in their operations. The award ceremony recognises companies’ efforts on EE&C and their outstanding energy saving performances
Island House Festival
Discover sustainable solutions to change the way we live this October at WWF’s Island House Conservation Studies Centre in Tai Po with talks from conservation experts, eco-guided visits around the historic building and surrounding grounds, film screenings and a green market with eco-friendly products and snacks. Participants can not only learn the way to reduce ecological footprint, but can also enjoy a green holiday with friends and family.
上網電價及太陽能光伏系統研討會2018 (Chinese Only)
Introduction of Renewable Energy and Feed-in Tariff; Feed-in Tariff Application Procedures; and Maintenance and Registration of Generating Facilities.
Date & Time |
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9/10/2018 (Tuesday) 19:00 – 21:00 |
Venue |
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Kowloon Tong Education Services Centre (WP01) |
Organisation |
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Electrical and Mechanical Services Department |
Link |
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https://re.emsd.gov.hk/eindex.html
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No Air Con Night 2018
“No Air Con Night” is Green Sense annual territory-wide energy saving campaign started in 2010, in order to promote the wise use of air-conditioning. Green Sense will organize a Kick-off Ceremony and Energetic Night at Waterfront, so as to encourage citizens to turn off the air conditioners and enjoy the great view of Victoria Harbor.
Technical Visit to the Sludge Treatment Facility (T·PARK)
The sludge treatment facility (T·PARK) is designed to provide an innovative and eco-friendly solution for the problem of sewage sludge disposal in Hong Kong. With the guided tour offered by T·PARK, participants have a precious opportunity to appreciate the state-of-the-art technologies in the facility and the concept of transferring waste to energy for the sustainable development of society.
BOCHK Corporate Environmental Leadership Awards 2018 - Seminar on Environmental Management & Green Business Model
Please refer to the description in Chinese.
“My Green Space” Green Building Competition for Schools 2018
Hong Kong Green Building Council strives to enhance public understanding and awareness towards green buildings and has established “My Green Space” Green Building Competition for Schools since 2011. The Competition is intended to educate the younger generation with green building knowledge, and nurture them into pioneers in promoting green building concepts. The council aims to encourage students to apply creative ideas of green building concepts in their livings, developing an ideal green space.
Green Elites Campus Accreditation Programme
With an aim to nurture primary students to develop green living behaviour at an early age, the Green Elites Campus Accreditation Programme was officially launched in 2015/16 school year, to encourage students and teachers to apply green tips in their daily lives. As part of the Programme, the Green Elites Portal is an online platform for all primary school students in Hong Kong to learn green habits in a fun way through interactive games and content.
Engineer in School
This school outreach programme is designed to educate students about energy issues and inspire them to pursue careers in power engineering. CLP young engineers guide junior secondary students through a series of interactive and innovative activities, including school talks, energy day camps and engineer experience tour. In 2018/19 school year, CLP will reach out to about 10,000 students from 50 secondary schools.
Date & Time |
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2018/19 School Year |
Venue |
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Not Applicable |
Organisation |
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CLP Power Hong Kong Limited |
Hong Kong Green Building Week 2018
Hong Kong Green Building Week is an annual territory-wide campaign aiming to encourage the public to live a greener life and understand more about green building development. Details of this year's activities will be announced in our website soon. Stay tuned!
Date & Time |
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30/8/2018 - 3/10/2018 |
Venue |
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Please refer to website for details of individual events |
Organisation |
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Construction Industry Council & Hong Kong Green Building Council |
Link |
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https://www.hkgbc.org.hk/eng/gbw.aspx
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Launching Ceremony of Hong Kong Green Building Week 2018
Hong Kong Green Building Week is an annual territory-wide campaign aiming to encourage the public to live a greener life and understand more about green building development. Details of this year's activities will be announced in our website soon. Stay tuned!
Date & Time |
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30/8/2018 (Thuesday) |
Venue |
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Please refer to website for details of individual events |
Organisation |
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Construction Industry Council & Hong Kong Green Building Council |
Link |
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https://www.hkgbc.org.hk/eng/gbw.aspx
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Jockey Club Museum of Climate Change (MoCC) Exhibition
Please refer to the description in Chinese.
Green Fun Day
The Jockey Club Museum of Climate Change will organize the 'Green Fun Day', in order to enhance citizens' understanding of climate change and sustainable environment. The fun-filled event features green workshop, guided tour to our Museum and CUHK eco-tour.
JPC Fight Crime Summer Camp 2018
To foster the police-youth partnership in the fight against crime and raise the youth’s awareness on climate change and its consequences.
Date & Time |
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14/08/2018 - 17/08/2018 (TBC) |
Venue |
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YMCA Wu Kwai Sha Youth Village |
Organisation |
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Police Public Relations Branch |
Corporate Social Responsibility Forum cum Awards Presentation Ceremony for COOL Corporate Membership Scheme 2017/18
The event aims to stimulate discussions on how to drive sustainability at the corporate level, and to show appreciation to our corporate members on their CSR & ESG performances.
Date & Time |
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8/8/2018 (Wednesday)
14:00 - 16:30 |
Venue |
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Zero Carbon Building |
Organisation |
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Friends of the Earth (HK) |
Link |
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http://foe.org.hk
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CPD Event - Case Sharing of HK G-PASS Platinum Green Products
"HKGBC Green Product Accreditation and Standards (HK G-PASS)" was established in 2015, in order to standardize measures in the green impact of the building products. The seminar will cover case sharing of 2 certified HK G-PASS Platinum green products. Speakers will share the achievements of their green products in HK G-PASS and examples of adoption of such green products in building projects.
Date & Time |
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3/8/2018 (Friday)
19:00 – 20:30 |
Venue |
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Room 109-110, Jockey Club Environmental Building, 77 Tat Chee Avenue, Kowloon Tong |
Organisation |
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Hong Kong Green Building Council Limited, CaSO (HK) Engineering Company Limited, Nippon Paint (HK) Co. Ltd. |
Link |
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https://www.hkgbc.org.hk/eng/events/20180803-CPD.aspx
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Public Seminar on Energy Efficiency and Conservation (Cantonese Presentation)
Electrical and Mechanical Services Department has organized a seminar about the energy efficiency and conservation for the public.
Topics of presentation include :
- Mandatory Energy Efficiency Labelling Scheme
- Retro-commissioning – Smart Way for Building Energy Saving
- Climate Change Effects and Energy Saving Measures
- Overview of Photovoltaic (PV) Installations in Hong Kong, Compliance Installation and Grid Connection of PV System and Feed-in Tariff
Date & Time |
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27/6/2018 (Wednesday)
9:45–12:30 (Registration commenced at 9:15 a.m.) |
Venue |
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Lecture Theatre, Hong Kong Central Library, 66 Causeway Road, Causeway Bay |
Organisation |
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Electrical and Mechanical Services Department |
Link |
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http://ee.emsd.gov.hk/ESavingSeminar2018_EN.html
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Seminars on Hong Kong Green Awards 2018 Information Dissemination and Experience Sharing
The seminar will include Review of Hong Kong Green Awards and Briefing of Hong Kong Green Awards 2018, as well as experience sharing from rewarded organizations.
SEE Tech Talk Series on Advanced Environmental Technologies
The School of Energy and Environment (SEE) of CityU has been undertaking cutting-edge research to address urgent energy- and environment-related issues in various categories, including sustainable technologies for energy, environment and health, urban atmospheric and aquatic environment and smart and healthy cities. In this SEE Tech Talk Series, Dr. Patrick Lee, Dr. Jin Shang and Dr. Wen Zhou will share their ongoing research on advanced environmental technologies.
Date & Time |
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16/6/2018 (Saturday) 9:30 – 11:45 |
Venue |
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Peter Ho Lecture Theatre (LT-10), 4/F, Yeung Kin Man Academic Building, City University of Hong Kong, Kowloon Tong, Kowloon, Hong Kong |
Organisation |
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School of Energy and Environment
City University of Hong Kong
Business Environment Council, Energy Institute (Hong Kong), The Hong Kong Institution of Engineers |
Link |
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http://www.cityu.edu.hk/see/seminar.htm#sm180616
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Seminars on Hong Kong Green Awards 2018 Information Dissemination and Experience Sharing
The seminar will include Review of Hong Kong Green Awards and Briefing of Hong Kong Green Awards 2018, as well as experience sharing from rewarded organizations.
CLP Smart Energy Symposium
CLP organises the symposium with an aim to encourage our business customers to implement smart and energy efficient measures in their business operations, and hence enhance energy saving.
Date & Time |
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12/6/2018 (Tuesday) |
Venue |
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Hotel |
Organisation |
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CLP Power Hong Kong Limited |
2018 HKAEE Experience Sharing Seminars
Hong Kong Awards for Environmental Excellence (HKAEE) was launched in 2008 to engage companies/organizations in Hong Kong in adopting environmental management and achieving excellence in performance towards environmental protection. Organizations from different sectors with outstanding environmental performance will share their achievements in a series of seminars.
Croucher Advanced Study Institute:
Frontiers in Energy Storage
Co-organized by the HKUST Energy Institute and HKUST Jockey Club Institute for Advanced Study, the 3-days program will comprise lectures and short presentations, in which prominent experts from all around the world will present the latest findings and developments, and share their views on the rapidly developing research on energy storage. The Croucher ASI will also include open discussions to reflect on old ideas and to stimulate new ideas on future generations of energy storage technologies.
Participants of the Croucher ASI will have the opportunities to share their work - theories, methodologies, industry applications, case studies, etc. - and to explore further communication and collaborations with other participants.
Date & Time |
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6 – 8/6/2018 (Wednesday to Friday)
9:00 – 17:00
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Venue |
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IAS Lecture Theater, Lo Ka Chung Building, Lee Shau Kee Campus
The Hong Kong University of Science & Technology |
Organisation |
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HKUST Energy Institute, HKUST Jockey Club Institute for Advanced Study |
Link |
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http://ei.ust.hk/cgi-bin/ei/eng/event_detail.php?id=68
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HK Green Day
Echoing the World Environment Day (WED) initiated by the United Nations in 1972, the Green Council has staged the Hong Kong Green Day (HKGD) since 2013. The HKGD aims to encourage corporations and the general public to consider and take actions to make Hong Kong "greener”. After the HKGD, there will also be a month-long series of activities to inspire Hong Kong citizens to “Go Green, Act Green”.
Launching Ceremony- Energy Saving for All 2018
1) Signing ceremony of Energy Saving charter 2018
2) Award presentation of Energy Saving Championship Scheme 2017
3) Launching ceremony of new competition scheme (TBC)
Date & Time |
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June 2018 (TBC) |
Venue |
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Domain Mall (TBC)
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Organisation |
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Environment Bureau and Electrical & Mechanical Services Department |
Energy Saving Charter 2018
Since 2012, Energy Saving Charter was launched to encourage business and community organizations to save energy. The Energy Saving Charter 2017 attracted more than 3,300 signatories. Pledges under Energy Saving Charter 2018:-
Energy Saving Charter
(a) maintain average indoor air temperature between 24 – 26 ºC during the summer months of June to September in 2018;
(b) switch off appliances and systems when not in use from June 2018 to May 2019;
(c) procure energy efficient appliances (such as those with Grade 1 energy labels) and systems from June 2018 to May 2019; and
(d) engage staff/ students to adopt the above energy saving practices together.
(new elements are under planning)
Date & Time |
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June 2018 – May 2019 |
Venue |
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Not Available |
Organisation |
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Environment Bureau and Electrical & Mechanical Services Department |
2018 HKAEE Experience Sharing Seminars
Organizations from different sectors with outstanding environmental performance will share their achievements in a series of seminars.
JC-CUHK Climate Action-Green Family Day 2018
The ‘JC-CUHK Climate Action-Green Family Day 2018’ aims to convey climate change knowledge and green messages to the local community. The two-day carnival will feature a wide variety of fun-filled activities, including Mobile Museum, ‘Upcycling’ Music Show, Hands-on ‘Upcycling’ Fun, as well as Information and Game Booths on the Theme ‘Sustainable Development’.
Date & Time |
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11:00–19:00, 19–20 May 2018 (Saturday & Sunday) |
Venue |
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Atrium, Mira Place 1, Tsim Sha Tsui |
Organisation |
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The Jockey Club Museum of Climate Change of The Chinese University of Hong Kong |
Link |
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http://www.mocc.cuhk.edu.hk/green-family-day-2018
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CLP "Power Your Love" Programme
A campaign combining energy saving with community care. For every unit of electricity saved by CLP Power’s residential customers in this summer, the Company will donate the electricity saved to households in need.
SIEW Energy Insights in Hong Kong
Ahead of the 11th Singapore International Energy Week (SIEW) in October, the Hong Kong Association of Energy Engineers will organize the "SIEW Energy Insights in Hong Kong”, which include a panel discussion with experts on the SIEW theme "Transforming Energy: Invest, Innovate, Integrate" and the state of energy investments in Asia.
Green Real Estate Finance Roundtable (by invitation only)
Since the announcement made in the Policy Address on the development of green finance, there has been an ongoing discussion on how to ride on this trend to guide the financing channels for sustainable development. As buildings in Hong Kong represents more than 60% of carbon emissions in Hong Kong, the real estate sector is uniquely positioned to meet carbon targets. The Roundtable would share the latest international trends and developments on green finance instruments in the real estate sector and to identify the opportunities for the development of green finance in Hong Kong.
Build4Asia Conference
With the support from the HKSAR Government and various industry associations, the conference will be an industry platform to share and to promote engineering best practice and technologies applications and solutions to meet the objectives in sustainable development and to combat climate change.
Date & Time |
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09/05/2018 (Wednesday) 14:30 – 17:00, 10/05/2018 (Thursday) 09:00 – 17:00 |
Venue |
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Hall 1, Hong Kong Convention & Exhibition Centre |
Organisation |
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UBM HKES |
Link |
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https://build4asia.com
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2018 HKAEE Experience Sharing Seminars
Organizations from different sectors with outstanding environmental performance will share their achievements in a series of seminars.
Walk for Living Water 2018
The Walk aims at helping water-deprived communities in poor villages in Mainland China, as well as to raise awareness of local people in water conservation. Participants could experience the situation of water-deprived areas in China by carrying bamboo poles and buckets.
Date & Time |
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5/5/2018
(Saturday)
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Venue |
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SKH Ma On Shan Holy Spirit Primary School;
Route:
Ma On Shan Promenade |
Organisation |
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Organiser:
The Amity Foundation;
Co-organiser: Water Supplies Department
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Link |
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www.amityfoundation.org/hk
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Green O' Camp Sponsorship Scheme 2018
To encourage O' Camp organizers (OCs) to incorporate green elements in their O' Camps in order to reduce the environmental impact of the event, and to help introduce a green life style to the freshmen and also the green resources on campus which they can use
Date & Time |
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May – Oct 2018
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Venue |
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CUHK Campus |
Organisation |
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Campus Planning and Sustainability Office |
Second Annual Forum of the University-Government-Industry Consortium for Sustainable Urban Development – Collaborative Research for Societal Impact
Organized by the Research Institute for Sustainable Urban Development from PolyU, the Second Annual Forum of the University-Government-Industry Consortium for Sustainable Urban Development will continue to provide a platform for the development and implementation of new technologies and solutions for smart/sustainable cities and to promote the sustainable development of Hong Kong.
HKUST Energy Day 2018
Organized by the HKUST Energy Institute, the HKUST Energy Day 2018 will include presentations from various environmental experts including Mr Chin-wan Tse, BBS, JP, Under Secretary for the Environment. There will also be a panel discussion on the opportunities for innovation in the shifting energy paradigm in Hong Kong and beyond, as well as interactive demonstrations and exhibits to showcase research and education activities on new energy technologies at HKUST.
Hong Kong Science Festival 2018 – Science Talk and Guided Tour : Happy Valley Underground Stormwater Storage Scheme (HVUSSS)
In face of global climate change and lack of land resources, how can we solve the urban flooding problem with the concept of sustainable development?
This activity will introduce how DSD incorporated innovative concept in the design and construction of Happy Valley Underground Stormwater Storage Scheme; including the construction of underground storage tank, the use of intelligent sluice gate, water harvesting, and hiding the pumping station under the artificial grass hills to provide more open space for public enjoyment.
Date & Time |
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22/4/2018
(Sunday)
10:00 – 13:00 |
Venue |
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Science Talk: Classroom, Hong Kong Science Museum
Guided Tour: Happy Valley Underground Stromwater Storage Tank |
Organisation |
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Leisure and Cultural Services Department |
Hong Kong Water Race 2018
By means of orienteering in the city, this event aims to promote water conservation and arouse public awareness on water crisis.
Date & Time |
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22/4/2018(Sunday) |
Venue |
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Fa Hui Park, Mong Kok |
Organisation |
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Wofoo Social Enterprises(Water Supplies Department is a co-organizer) |
Link |
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http://www.waterrace.hk
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The Junior Police Call Permanent Activity Centre and Integrated Youth Training Camp (JPC @ Pat Heung) Open Day 2018
To promote JPC @ Pat Heung and enhance the awareness of members of public on climate change and understanding of adaptation measures.
Date & Time |
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21/04/2018 (TBC) |
Venue |
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JPC @ Pat Heung |
Organisation |
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Police Public Relations Branch |
HKScifest 2018 Seminar: Exploring freshwater life in Hong Kong
To raise public awareness on wild freshwater fish in Hong Kong, AFCD, DSD and Hong Kong Science Museum are co-organising this series of lectures to promote the knowledge on stream ecology. This series of lectures (1) introduces freshwater habitats and fish species in Hong Kong; and (2) explores the impact of historical climate change on the evolutionary history and genetic population structure of local freshwater fishes; and lastly (3) looks into new directions in engineering our river channels to give us sustainable eco-friendly green corridors that provide habitats for animal and plant life.
Date & Time |
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21/4/2018 (Saturday) 14:00-17:00 |
Venue |
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Lecture Hall, Hong Kong Science Museum |
Organisation |
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Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department; Drainage Services Department; Hong Kong Science Museum |
Visit to T.Park
Please refer to the description in Chinese.
Smart Power Campaign 2018 “Green Energy Dreams Come True”
Please refer to the description in Chinese.
SEE Tech Talk Series on Advanced Energy Technologies
SEE has been undertaking cutting-edge research to address urgent energy- and environment-related issues in different categories. In this SEE Tech Talk Series, three SEE faculty members, Dr. Denis Y.W. YU, Dr. Walid Daoud and Dr. Sam H.Y. HSU, will present their ongoing research on advanced energy technologies and potential applications for enhancing energy storage and renewable energy utilization.
Date & Time |
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7/4/2018 (Saturday)
09:30 – 11:45 |
Venue |
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John Chan Lecture Theatre (LT-11), 4/F, Yeung Kin Man Academic Building, City University of Hong Kong, Kowloon Tong, Kowloon, Hong Kong |
Organisation |
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School of Energy and Environment (City University of Hong Kong),
Energy Institute (Hong Kong), Hong Kong Association of Energy Engineers (HKAEE)
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Link |
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http://www.cityu.edu.hk/see/seminar.htm#sm180407
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Hong Kong Science Festival 2018 - Science Talk : Energy Management and Utilisation of Renewable Energy in Drainage Services Department
To introduce DSD's efforts in promotion of renewable energy and energy efficiency, including the development of biogas and photovoltaic applications
Date & Time |
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2/4/2018
(Monday)
16:30 – 18:00 |
Venue |
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Hong Kong Science Museum |
Organisation |
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Leisure and Cultural Services Department |
Hong Kong Science Festival 2018 - Science Talk : The Way to Sustainable Drainage - Revitalisation of Water Bodies
This lecture will introduce the planning of traditional urban drainage projects and explore how the concept of "Revitalisation of Water Bodies " lead to a more flood-resistant, greening and sustainable development for our future drainage planning.
Date & Time |
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31/3/2018
(Saturday)
11:00-12:30 |
Venue |
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Lecture Hall, Hong Kong Science Museum |
Organisation |
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Leisure and Cultural Services Department |
Climate change talk for the Department of Journalism and Communication of the Hong Kong Shue Yan University
To enhance journalism students' awareness on climate change issues
Date & Time |
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29/3/2018 (Thursday) |
Venue |
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Hong Kong Observatory |
Organisation |
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Hong Kong Observatory |
Hong Kong Observatory Open Day
To promote the development of weather-ready and climate-smart society
Date & Time |
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24-25/3/2018 (Saturday, Sunday) |
Venue |
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Hong Kong Observatory |
Organisation |
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Hong Kong Observatory |
Link |
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www.hko.gov.hk/contente.htm
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Earth Hour 2018
Organized by World Wide Fund For Nature, Earth Hour began in 2007 in Sydney, Australia and is the largest collective environmental movement in the world to raise awareness of climate change. In 2017, over 5,600 companies, organizations and buildings, and nearly 300 primary and secondary schools, took part in Earth Hour in Hong Kong.
Technical Talk on Sustainable Development - A Business Case for New and Existing Buildings
Mr. Syed Mubarak, the Executive Director at Sands China Ltd. and President of ASHRAE Macao Chapter, will share with us about the case in Macao where a structured environmental sustainability program is implemented in a multimillion square feet integrated resorts, which resulted in millions of energy & water savings as well as reducing carbon emission in its operations.
Water Forum 2018
Coastal cities situated around Pearl River Delta are prone to coastal and fluvial flooding. How do Hong Kong and its neighbour cities respond to the threats of climate change? Building flood resilience to the cities by adopting the concept of sponge cities is becoming important.
Date & Time |
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22/3/2018
(Thursday)
08:30-17:45
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Venue |
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Zero Carbon Building |
Organisation |
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Friends of the Earth and Drainage Services Department |
Climate change talk for the School of Nursing of the Hong Kong Polytechnic University
To raise nursing students' awareness on climate change issues
Date & Time |
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22/3/2018 (Thursday) |
Venue |
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Hong Kong Polytechnic University |
Organisation |
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Hong Kong Polytechnic University |
Force Family Day at the Junior Police Call Permanent Activity Centre and Integrated Youth Training Camp (JPC @ Pat Heung) 2018
To promote JPC @ Pat Heung and enhance the awareness of Force members and their families on climate change and understanding of adaptation measures.
Date & Time |
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18/03/2018 (TBC) |
Venue |
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JPC @ Pat Heung |
Organisation |
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Police Public Relations Branch |
Construction Industry Council - Zero Carbon Building (CIC-ZCB)
“Smart Art and Green Concert – Saving the Ocean”
Construction Industry Council – Zero Carbon Building (CIC-ZCB) hosts the “Smart Art and Green Concert – Saving the Ocean” on 17 March and 18 March, a joint effort with the Environmental Protection Department and the Environmental Campaign Committee, in order to raise public awareness about low carbon living. Programmes include: Green Music Concert, Upcycling Workshops, Eco-Playground, Upcycling Game Booths and Eco-information Green Booths, Smart Cooking Demonstration and Food Tasting, Green Gadget Market and more, all of which promise to bring fun and, more importantly, to educate the public about green living, so that everyone can give a helping hand to protecting the ocean. Alongside music performances, game booths, workshops and upcycled amenities, ZCB also collaborates with organizations including the Environmental Protection Department, the Environment Campaign Committee, The Hong Kong Observatory and The Conservancy Association to provide interactive information booths that aim to educate the public about environmental protection. Talented apprentice from Construction Industry Council will hold the Carpentry and Joinery Workshop teaching participants how to create handicrafts with used wood. CLP will have a Smart Home and Zero Carbon Kitchen, with cooking demonstration and food tasting offered. This Carnival hopes to educate the public about environmental protection through music and cultural activities, so that everyone can give a helping hand to protecting the ocean.
Date & Time |
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17-18/3/2018 (Saturday to Sunday)
13:00 – 18:00 |
Venue |
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ZCB, Construction Industry Council, 8 Sheung Yuet Road, Kowloon Bay |
Organisation |
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Construction Industry Council - Zero Carbon Building (CIC-ZCB) |
Link |
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https://www.facebook.com/CIC.ZCBHK/
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Eco Expo Asia Networking Luncheon 2018 on“Waste Less Save More for a Low-carbon Future”
The networking luncheon aims to reveal latest global trend of green innovation and low-carbon emission to consulate generals, industry associations, chambers and eco-related companies. The Honorary Wong Kam-sing, GBS, JP, Secretary for the Environment, Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region will be keynote speaker.
Workshop on Carbon Pricing Methodology
To provide corporates with better understanding of why and how carbon pricing should be implemented.
Date & Time |
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16 March 2018 (Tentative)
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Venue |
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HKPC Building |
Organisation |
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Hong Kong Productivity Council |
Abundant and Cheap Carbon for Driving Industrial Biotech Innovation
There is increasing number of partnerships formation between major starch/sugar processing, biotech, chemical and petrochemical companies to build biorefineries for production of biobased building blocks and/or polymers in the US. Professor Vijay Singh from University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign will share his view on the research and development, derisking and commercialization of bioprocessing technologies as well as availability of abundant and cheap carbon, which are critical to realize widespread benefits of this new economic activity.
Date & Time |
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5/3/2018 (Monday)
9:30 – 10:30 |
Venue |
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B5-209, 5/F, Yeung Kin Man Academic Building (AC1), City University of Hong Kong, Kowloon Tong, Kowloon, Hong Kong |
Organisation |
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School of Energy and Environment, City University of Hong Kong |
Link |
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http://www.cityu.edu.hk/see/seminar.htm#sm180305
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School Promotion Program
To introduce the service provided by WSD and the first floating solar power system in Hong Kong
Green Photo Day
Encourage participants to donate excess soft toys received on Photo Day
Date & Time |
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22 Feb – 15 Apr 2018 |
Venue |
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CUHK Campus |
Organisation |
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Campus Planning and Sustainability Office |
環運會綠祿無窮在年宵(荃灣) (Chinese Only)
Please refer to the description in Chinese.
Advances in Sustainable Building Energy Technologies
Dr. Wei Wu from National Institute of Standards and Technology will introduce his research on sustainable building energy technologies, which would help mitigate the global energy and environmental problems. The seminar will give details on the sustainable building technology framework, which consists of high-efficiency equipment, novel working fluids and net-zero energy buildings.
Date & Time |
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7/2/2018 (Wednesday) 10:30 – 11:30 |
Venue |
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Y5-303, 5/F, Yeung Kin Man Academic Building, City University of Hong Kong, Kowloon Tong, Kowloon, Hong Kong |
Organisation |
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School of Energy and Environment, City University of Hong Kong |
Link |
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http://www.cityu.edu.hk/see/seminar.htm#sm180205
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Integrated Assessment of Climate Mitigation Policy: Method, Application and Outlook
Dr. Jungkyu CHOII from Korea University will share his recent research on control of pore orientation and film thickness on diverse supports of zeolite membranes. The seminar will include his approach on synthesising oriented 8-MR zeolites membranes, as well as the use of hierarchically structured zeolites in traditional catalytic/adsorption applications.
Date & Time |
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5/2/2018 (Monday) 14:30 - 15:30 |
Venue |
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Room B5-119, Yeung Kin Man Academic Building, City University of Hong Kong, Kowloon Tong, Kowloon, Hong Kong |
Organisation |
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School of Energy and Environment, City University of Hong Kong |
Link |
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http://www.cityu.edu.hk/see/seminar.htm#sm180205
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Green Carnival 2018
Organized by the Green Council since 2004, the Green Carnival is a popular public environmental education event in Hong Kong. Through informative and attractive booths and a series of education seminars delivered by enthusiastic environmental educators, the carnival will help spread the message of green and low carbon living in daily life and promote environmental education.
Electric Vehicle Development and Its Energy Management
Professor Eric Cheng from the Hong Kong Polytechnic University will discuss the recent and future developments in electric vehicle and the associated control and energy management needed.
Date & Time |
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2/2/2018 (Friday) 18:00 – 19:00 |
Venue |
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B5-210, 5/F, Yeung Kin Man Academic Building, City University of Hong Kong, Kowloon Tong, Kowloon, Hong Kong |
Organisation |
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School of Energy and Environment, City University of Hong Kong |
Link |
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http://www.cityu.edu.hk/see/seminar.htm#sm180202
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BEAM Plus Slogan Competition
In Hong Kong, buildings and activities in buildings account for 90% of electricity consumption or 60% of greenhouse gas emission. A more sustainable and low-carbon built environment is therefore critical in mitigating climate change. BEAM Plus is Hong Kong's leading initiative to offer independent assessments of building sustainability performance, launched by the Hong Kong Green Building Council in 2010. It has played an important role in transforming our city's built environment, and there are more than 1,000 registered BEAM Plus projects as of today! Through inviting the public to create a catchy slogan, the BEAM Plus Slogan Competition aims to further arouse the community’s awareness towards green buildings, as well as BEAM Plus’ benefits to the environment and health & wellbeing of citizens.