Date: 5 June, 2017 (Monday)Time: 4:00pm - 6:00pmVenue: Room S226 - S227, Level 2, Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre

* 1.5 hours personal training credit towards Mandatory Continuous Professional Development (CPD) will be provided by WSBE17 Hong Kong after the event by email.

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Registration

Welcome Address

Topic 1: Powering Up for Brighter Tomorrowsby Ir Eric CheungSenior Director - Customer & Business DevelopmentCLP Power Hong Kong Limited

Topic 2: Big Data Era for Building Managementby Mr Amen TongGeneral Manager - Technical ServicesAirport Authority Hong Kong

Topic 3: Smart Power Control for Peak Load Compensationby Dr Clement WongHead of Facility Management Hong Kong Science and Technology Parks Corporation

Topic 4: How to Maintain Hong Kong in Leading Position ofData Centre Hub in Asia by Mr Charles LeeFounder and CEOOneAsia Network Limited and Newtech Technology Company Limited

CLP Parallel Session

CLP has been powering up Hong Kong for all walks of life for over a century. In this digital era, CLP has been proactive in innovating smart energy solutions to meet and exceed the expectations of our business and residential customers, and striding towards a smarter city.

Mr Cheung is the Senior Director of Customer & Business Development of CLP Power Hong Kong Limited. He has over 25 years of experience in the power industry. Before taking up the current role, he has held various senior management positions in Asset Management, Technical Services, Power Grid Operations, Engineering Projects and Retail Marketing & Development.

In his current role, Mr Cheung leads the development and implementation of branding, marketing, communication, customer service and product strategies across the entire portfolio of 2.5 million customers. He is also a Director of CLP Engineering Limited and a Director of Hong Kong Green Building Council.

Ir Eric CheungSenior Director - Customer & Business Development CLP Power Hong Kong Limited

Powering Up for Brighter Tomorrows

Pilot trial of utilising big data to enhance building management at North Satellite Concourse is completed in February 2017. The cloud-based software uses powerful analytics and performance monitoring dashboards to promote proactive operations, such as predictive maintenance and energy saving opportunities identi�cation.

Mr Tong is responsible for managing and maintaining assets of the Hong Kong International Airport. He is also responsible for planning and executing the necessary improvement works. Mr Tong has over 30 years of experience in the engineering industry. Over his 20 years with the Airport Authority, Mr Tong has held various managing positions, such as General Manager of Airport Property Development Department and Deputy General Manager of Procurement Department, to facilitate development of the Airport.

Mr Amen TongGeneral Manager - Technical ServicesAirport Authority Hong Kong

Big Data Era for Building Management

Power supply at peak load is always inef�cient and expensive. Capacity of electrical installation needs to cater for the peak load. Hence there are bene�ts in reducing the peak load - reduce the use of less ef�cient generator, defer the transmission and distribution system upgrading, reduce the electricity tariff and �nally, the reduction of CO2 emission. This presentation shows the experience in using a smart power control for peak load compensation in one of the buildings in Hong Kong Science Park.

Dr Wong is the Head of Facility Management in Hong Kong Science and Technology Parks Corporation. He is responsible for facility management, utilisation and energy management.

Dr Wong graduated from the Hong Kong Polytechnic in Electrical Engineering in 1984 and received the Doctor of Engineering from the same University in 2006. He worked in the Hong Kong Electric Co., ACT Electricity & Water Authority (Australia), CUHK and HKU in power system planning and facility management.

Dr Clement WongHead of Facility ManagementHong Kong Science and Technology Parks Corporation

Smart Power Control for Peak Load Compensation

Role of data centres in smart city development and how Hong Kong to be developed as a data centre hub in Asia in the next decade, especially when facing stiff competition from other Asian countries such as Singapore, Taiwan and Japan.

Mr Lee is the Founder and CEO of OneAsia Network Limited and Newtech Technology Company Limited, which have established a recognised brand in Greater China and Singapore. Over 25 years, Mr Lee has dedicated his efforts to the development and provision of IT/data centre services including colocation, end-to-end cloud computing and connectivity, and infrastructure solutions for critical environments to business of all sizes.

Mr Lee’s contribution to the industry has been recognised and was recently awarded as ‘第一屆「全球傑出青年領袖」大獎’ (2016), ‘Business Leader of the Year’ of the Asia Paci�c DCD Awards (2016) and ‘Cloud Leadership Award’ of DataCloud Asia (2017). He is also the convenor of Hong Kong Data Centre Association to promote development of the data centre industry and Hong Kong as the data centre hub of the region.

Mr Charles LeeFounder and CEOOneAsia Network Limited and Newtech Technology Company Limited

How to Maintain Hong Kong in Leading Position of Data Centre Hub in Asia