CLP Power Hong Kong Limited
CLP Power Hong Kong Limited is a wholly-owned subsidiary of CLP Holdings Limited, a listed company in Hong Kong. It is one of the largest investor-owned power businesses in Asia.
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CLP Power taps Australian market with $337.5m Kangaroo bond
This is a first by a Hong Kong commercial corporate entity.
CLP Power taps Australian market with $337.5m Kangaroo bond
This is a first by a Hong Kong commercial corporate entity.
CLP Power to review system management following Wong Tai Sin outage
The report will be submitted within 12 months.
CLP Power allocates $25.7m for energy conservation programme
It will also provide power subsidies to underprivileged people.
Why is Hong Kong robust in the energy war?
An energy expert says Hong Kong has secured energy from nuclear to gas-fired power.
CLP Power upgrades programme to help businesses save energy, decarbonise
It is backed by the CLP Community Energy Saving Fund with HK$2m support.
What happens to CLP Power as Hong Kong transitions to carbon neutrality
Since 2020, it has increased its gas-fired power generation proportion to around 50% to make up for the coal-fired generation to be phased out.
CLP Power adjusts rates after HK introduced new FiT Scheme
The new rates took effect on 27 April.
CLP Power secures HK$1b emission reduction-linked loan
The loan was the first ESG-linked facility in the Japanese financial market.
CLP Power Wins Five Top Prizes at ‘Industry Oscars’ Asian Power Awards
CLP Power Hong Kong Limited (“CLP Power”) has won five top prizes in the Asian Power Awards 2021, known as the Oscars of the Asia-Pacific energy industry. The awards were presented for two environmentally-sensitive infrastructure projects in Hong Kong – the new gas-fired generation unit D1 (Unit D1) at Black Point Power Station, and the Ma Sik Road 132 kV substation in Fanling.
Commentary
South Korea needs to accelerate renewable energy adoption to fuel Artificial Intelligence and semiconductor sectors