Ms Helen Lo (left), Director of Commercial at SUNeVision, receives a site-specific CLP Renewable Energy Certificate representing the environmental attributes generated by the solar farm, presented by Ms Lena Low (right), Senior Director of Customer Success and Experience at CLP Power, and Mr Carl Lai, Project Manager of GVL.

The green initiative further solidifies SUNeVision's dedication to offering sustainable solutions that meet the urgent demand for green and scalable data centres, fuelled by the surging adoption of digitalisation and AI technologies. SUNeVision's data centres, from the well-established MEGA-i to the latest editions MEGA IDC and MEGA Gateway, are all built with high environmental standards that feature energy-efficient and high-capacity operations. As a proponent of sustainable business, SUNeVision has been actively pursuing quality green power and implementing eco-friendly practices across its facilities to reduce carbon footprint. This includes utilising renewable energy through the purchase of CLP RECs and installation of solar panels, as well as applying iPaint radiative cooling paint on the generator containers.

Ms Helen Lo, Director of Commercial at SUNeVision said, "At SUNeVision, we embrace the sustainability ethos of our parent company Sun Hung Kai Properties. We are proud to announce the launch of the pioneering renewable energy solution. The collaboration with CLP Power and GVL, a joint venture of SHKP, Veolia and CITIC Pacific, is a testament to our shared values in advancing sustainable development. The new initiative marks a significant milestone in our journey towards utilising 100% clean energy by the year 2050. We will continue to innovate and lead the way towards a sustainable future, striving to promote a low-carbon society and supporting Hong Kong in achieving net-zero emissions." Ms Lena Low, Senior Director of Customer Success and Experience at CLP Power said, "CLP Power is committed to promoting the development of local renewable energy. Purchasing CLP RECs is one of the effective ways for business customers to reduce carbon emissions. The programme has been well-received by our customers since its launch. As of end-June 2024, around 320 GWh were sold through CLP RECs, equivalent to a reduction of about 125,000 tonnes^[1] of carbon emissions. We are pleased to provide SUNeVision with the site-specific CLP RECs, helping them achieve their goal of operating with clean energy. CLP Power will continue to collaborate with the business sector to help them implement low-carbon operations and jointly support the HKSAR Government's carbon reduction goals." Mr Carl Lai, Project Manager at GVL stated, "With the invaluable support and collaboration of the authorities, our partners, and our local engineering team, we are confident in the successful implementation of this project. We are excited about the potential of renewable energy to provide the local community with a sustainable and reliable supply of solar energy. At GVL, we see waste as a resource and view landfills as potential power plants. Our dedicated team is prepared to tackle challenges such as the landfill's slope stability, wind loads, the landfill liner, and the landfill gas systems. We are committed to providing various low-carbon energy solutions to support the city's transition to a low-carbon future."

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References

1. ^{^} Media OutReach Newswire (www.media-outreach.com)