Date and Time: 1 Feb 2021 (Monday), 2:00 p.m. – 5:30 p.m.
Location: Room 1312, Faculty of Social Sciences Multi-purpose Room, Academic and Administration Building, Hong Kong Baptist University
About
The Smart Energy Transitions Workshop 2021 aims to bring together energy stakeholders across academics, government and business to discuss on the future of a smart technology-enabled society. The Workshop will cover major themes of smart energy transitions, including: (i) the issue of trust and public acceptance in smart energy transitions; (ii) smart grid developments; (iii) open access energy data; (iv) ICT governance; and (v) Application of smart building technologies.
Poster
Rundown
Welcome speech:
Prof. Daniel Lai, Dean, Faculty of Social Sciences, HKBU
Opening remark:
Prof. Alistair Cole, Head, Department of Government and International Studies
Speakers: Dr. Daphne Mah, Director, Asian Energy Studies Centre; Associate Professor, Department of Geography, HKBU Topic: Smart energy transitions and trust: Some observations in Hong Kong and other Asian cities
Ms. Winnie Shiu , Head, Spatial Data Office, Development Bureau, HKSAR Government Topic: Development of Common Spatial Data Infrastructure in Hong Kong
Mr. Chris Lo, Engineer, Energy Efficiency Office, Electrical and Mechanical Services Department, HKSAR Government Topic: Making Smart Building by Retro-commissioning
Mr. Wai-ho Cheng, Works Consolidation Manager, Energizing Kowloon East Office, Development Bureau, HKSAR Government Topic: Kowloon East – Smart City Pilot Area
Mr. Pubudu Abayasiri, Associate Director, CLP Innovation Enterprises Topic: Smart Building Solutions in Hong Kong
Co-organisers Department of Government and International Studies Asian Energy Studies Centre Department of Geography
Acknowledgement Hong Kong Baptist University’s Faculty Research Grant (FRG2/17-18/096) Hong Kong Baptist University’s Grant for Faculty Niche Research Area (RC-FRNA-IG/19-20/SOSC/01) Hong Kong Baptist University’s Research Committee CLP Power Hong Kong Limited University Grants Committee’s General Research Fund (GRF12602717)
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