Environmental Protection Department
T · PARK
“T” represents “TRANSFORMATION”. T · PARK signifies the continuous drive to shape Hong Kong’s “waste-to-energy” ambitions for the good of the community. It also reflects a vision to encourage positive change in people’s attitudes and behaviours towards waste management and resource recovery and recycling. T · PARK is more than just a plant, but a place to learn and engage in Hong Kong’s green force through its recreational and educational facilities.
3 No. 25 Nim Wan Road, Tsang Tsui, Tuen Mun
Electrical and Mechanical Services Department
Education Path at EMSD Headquarters
The Education Path at the Electrical and Mechanical Services Department (EMSD) Headquarters at Kowloon Bay is intended to promote awareness of green building technologies and to introduce the works of EMSD that are closely related to daily life of people. It comprises 3 exhibition areas and a rooftop viewing gallery that offers a breathtaking view of an array of over 2,000 photovoltaic panels which altogether has a total area exceeding 3,000 m2.
The EMSD Gallery at G/F demonstrates various works of EMSD.
The outdoor piazza demonstrates various green building features.
Electrical and Mechanical Services Department Headquarters Building is listed as one of several Green Buildings in Kowloon East.
3 Kai Shing Street, Kowloon Bay
Drainage Services Department
DSD Facilities
Sewage treatment and flood prevention facilities are open to visits by schools and organisations through prior application.
Biogas, containing methane, is produced during the anaerobic digestion process. It is used as fuel for combined heat and power generation system. The electricity generated is consumed to operate the sewage treatment facilities. The recovered thermal energy is used for pre-heating the recirculation water, which supplies the required heat input to the sludge digestion process.
Construction Industry Council
Zero Carbon Building
- The optimal use of natural lighting and ventilation
- The bio-fuel tri-generation system that generates power and provides cooling and dehumidification
- The advanced solar technology that absorbs sunlight from all directions
- Energy/water saving initiatives for your home and office
- The first urban native woodland
- The latest green building design and innovative technologies to achieve zero carbon emissions, and much more...
8 Sheung Yuet Road, Kowloon Bay
CLP Power Hong Kong Limited
CLP Power Low Carbon Energy Education Centre
CLP has sponsored the City University of Hong Kong to set up a low carbon energy education centre on campus. The centre aims to serve as a public education platform to provide visitors an interesting and thought-provoking experience as they learn about the importance of low carbon energy in addressing the challenge of climate change. Five themed zones at the centre present an interactive learning experience covering the generation principles, applications, advantages and limitations of different low carbon energy sources as well as the future development potential.
Green Studio - Multi-Purpose Vehicle
Enrol your school or organisation in our interactive multi-media learning experience
As the first green-focused mobile classroom in Hong Kong, the CLP Green Studio has toured around schools and local communities since 2009. With the joining of the Multi-purpose Vehicle (MPV) to the programme, it has raised public awareness about climate change. To date, more than 250,000 participants have experienced CLP’s environmental learning programme. Our key lessons include:
- Information on global warming and climate change
- Initiatives for a smart low-carbon city
- Green-living tips
HK Electric
Smart Power Gallery
Smart Power Gallery features multimedia displays and interactive games, and provides decarbonisation and smart city related STEAM workshops for students and talks for stakeholders. Apart from free physical guided tours, we also provide virtual tour and online learning activities.
10-12 Possession Street, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong