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YEAR AT A GLANCE

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| HK ELECTRIC INVESTMENTS

• “Web for the elderly” with accessible features is

launched to provide elderly internet users with

useful information such as safety tips on using

electricity.

• “Green Energy Dreams Come True”, a new HK

Electric Smart Power Campaign initiative, helps

students bring their green ideas to life. Twelve

green projects, ranging from energy efficiency to

renewables and sustainability are completed. The

campaign culminates in an inspiring competition

in December.

JAN - MAR

• HK Electric organises the “Smart Power Fund Seminar”

for about 200 participants including representatives

from district councils, owners’ corporations and

management companies to enhance awareness of

building energy efficiency.

• Qatar Investment Authority acquires a 19.9% strategic

stake in HKEI and becomes the third largest shareholder.

• 11 local retirees named “Outstanding Third Age

Citizens” in a biennial award scheme organised by HK

Electric and The Hong Kong Council of Social Service

for their dedication to lifelong learning, leading a

healthy lifestyle and serving the community.

APR - JUN

• About 500 HK Electric employees participate in the World

Environment Day by pledging to adopt a low-carbon

lifestyle. Initiatives include improved waste reduction at

source and recycling.

• In response to the government’s public

consultation on future development

of the electricity market,

HK Electric reaffirms its

conviction that maintaining

current regulatory regime is

the best way forward

for Hong Kong.

• A HK Electric symposium on trends and challenges in

developing data centres attracts about 200 local IT

practitioners.

• HK Electric commences food waste separation in

support of the government’s Food Wise Charter.

• HK Electric partners with district

councils, Lamma rural committees and

elderly service agencies to launch the

“CAREnJOY” programme in March.

Volunteers visit single elderly, help

them buy bulky necessities and

encourage them to get involved in

the community.