Green technology is transforming industries worldwide by driving sustainable growth and shaping a low-carbon future. In the building and property management sector, it plays a pivotal role in reducing carbon emissions, enhancing energy efficiency, and minimising environmental impact through innovative solutions that improve operational performance.

To enhance the awareness of children with special needs and their parents on the concept of environmental protection in their daily lives and encourage them to practice low-carbon living through parent-child hiking, environmental flower arrangement groups, farm and forest bathing experiences.

To educate young children on the importance of natural resources, foster their awareness on the environment protection and the value of sustainable development, and encourage them to practise low-carbon living through talks, experience days, visits, outdoor classes, picture books and games.

To educate young children on the importance of natural resources, foster their awareness on the environment protection and the value of sustainable development, and encourage them to practise low-carbon living through talks, experience days, visits, outdoor classes, picture books and games.

To educate the students and general public the easier ways to achieve carbon neutrality at home, to bring them physical and mental health benefits through organising art and gardening activities, workshops and talks.

To educate young children on the importance of natural resources, foster their awareness on the environment protection and the value of sustainable development, and encourage them to practise low-carbon living through talks, experience days, visits, outdoor classes, picture books and games.

The District Cooling Innovation Conference 2025, hosted by the Electrical and Mechanical Services Department (EMSD), will be a full-day event highlighting the latest advancements in high-efficiency District Cooling Systems (DCS) and their role in achieving carbon neutrality.

Organised by the Hong Kong Green Building Council and funded by the Construction Industry Council, the Hong Kong Green Shop Alliance (HKGSA) is pleased to present three “Capacity Building Workshops” tailored for mall and shop operators. Featuring experienced sustainability experts, the workshops will offer interactive exchanges and in‑depth insights into the latest environmental trends in retail.

啟德港鐵站和宋皇臺港鐵站的空調都是由啟德區域供冷系統供應。啟德區域供冷系統是大型的節能環保基建設施，透過地下管道網路將冷凍水輸送到各用戶大廈用作提供冷氣之用。除上述兩個港鐵站外，啟德區域供冷系統現時亦為區內13幢不同政府及私人商業建築物供應冷凍水，包括機電工程署總部大樓、保良局何壽南小學及香港兒童醫院等。是次活動除實地參觀區域供冷站外，大家還可以參觀機電工程署教育徑，深入認識機電工程署的工作。

To enhance the awareness of children with special needs and their parents on the concept of environmental protection in their daily lives and encourage them to practice low-carbon living through parent-child hiking, environmental flower arrangement groups, farm and forest bathing experiences.

To pilot a sustainable school food programme with 10 selected local schools in collaboration with school food caterers to introduce and promote the adoption of sustainable, low-carbon school meals at selected schools, including a one-day Sustainable School and Food Behaviour Change Summit.

To provide food waste smart recycling bins to eligible large-scale private residential estates, including installation and related maintenance services for a period of two years.

To increase student’s knowledge on the importance of sustainable school food and low-carbon living through the implementation of low-carbon school meals.

The former Wan Chai Environmental Resource Centre has been transformed into the “kNOw Carbon House” after renovation and is ready to meet the public. With the theme of carbon neutrality, the new “kNOw Carbon House” aims to raise public awareness on the subject through a wide variety of interactive experience and educational activities, including interactive games, talks, environmental workshops, etc. Apart from honouring the original architecture and keeping items with historic value from the Old Wan Chai Post Office, the new “kNOw Carbon House” also provides multimedia educational materials to make your visits more delightful. The well-known mascot “Big Waster” is also there to introduce to all of us how we can lead a low-carbon lifestyle by making small changes in our daily habits in respect of clothing, food, living and travel. Members of the public and groups can book the guided tour service and workshop activities through the online system.

The Low-carbon Winter Bazaar, originally scheduled for 14 December 2025, Sunday, will be postponed. The latest arrangements will be announced in due course.

To provide schools with one-stop service in arranging environmental education activities for students; and to organise outreach environmental education activities at different locations for free.

The first of its kind in the world, the MoCC offers an interactive and multimedia exhibition showcasing valuable collections and information about climate change.

The Construction Industry Council (“CIC”) has been at the forefront of fostering future construction talents. As part of its continued initiatives to promote STEAM education and emphasis its importance to future scientific and technological developments, CIC-Zero Carbon Park (CIC-ZCP) will be launching its new “STEAM Lab” exhibition aiming to inspire and support the next generation.

CIC-ZCP STEAM Lab will serve as an educational platform for exploring innovative construction techniques and industry knowledge as well as cultivating future talents in construction innovation to pursue carbon neutrality.

To provide free delivery, collection and cleaning services of tableware to large-scale event organisers. The objectives are to reduce the use of disposable tableware in large-scale events and encourage citizens to practise waste reduction at source.

To provide free waste separation bins for residential, commercial and industrial buildings, and schools with the aim of improving the waste separation facilities and expanding the range of recyclables to be recovered in these buildings. The programme assists property management companies and schools in implementing effective waste sorting and recycling models, thereby increasing the recycling rates in these buildings. Participating buildings will be required to schedule regular waste collection for recycling purposes, either through contracted cleaning companies or recyclers.