SHKP attaches great importance to sustainable development and actively promotes environmental protection at various levels. Its property-management subsidiaries Kai Shing, Hong Yip and Sanfield won numerous Gold Awards at the 2020 Hong Kong Awards for Environmental Excellence.

Injecting new green elements into a residential estate　Wonderland Villas wins two awards

Wonderland Villas, which was completed in 1984, received the Gold Award in the Property Management (Residential) category at the 2020 Hong Kong Awards for Environmental Excellence, and Ms Chan Sau Man, Senior Clubhouse & PR Manager, was commended as one of five Outstanding Green Achievers in Hong Kong. To promote environmental protection in a residential estate of nearly 40 years old, in addition to upgrading its soft and hard assets, the greatest challenge is how to convey green concepts to the residents. Chan said that in the past 10 years, she and her team have actively promoted environmental protection works such as food waste recycling and waste reduction in Wonderland Villas, sharing their experience with over 150 residential estates, school sponsoring bodies and social welfare organizations, and introducing the green technology in the Greater Bay Area. Amid the pandemic, the team even invited colleagues, residents and domestic helpers to serve as 'Green Living KOLs', producing environmental protection videos in different languages, which both the residents and colleagues enjoyed.

Promoting green living to households　YOHO Midtown wins the Gold Award after winning the Silver Award last year

YOHO Midtown also successfully won the Gold Award in the Property Management (Residential) category, after winning the Silver Award last year, in recognition of the creative ways its property management team used to promote environmental protection. The team set up three theme zones in the Apollo ECO PARK of the residential estate, namely Butterfly Valley, Green Midtown and Apollo Organic Farm, to promote green living. The team also installed energy-saving facilities, organized various recycling activities, and even set up an online short-video channel to share environmental protection messages with residents and the public in a relaxing atmosphere, which was well received by residents.

V city receives the Gold Award in the Property Management (Commercial & Industrial) category

V city, which won the Gold Award in the Property Management (Commercial & Industrial) category, continues to work hard to achieve sustainable development. It made use of the latest Big Data Chiller Plant Energy Management Platform to actively implement energy saving and emissions reduction. The mall uses the Internet of Things (IoT) and big data analysis to increase the energy efficiency of its facilities. The mall has also launched the Organic and Reducing Plastics scheme. It does not only invite restaurant merchants to take part in the food waste collection program, but also provides tenants with reusable discarded wood panels as temporary fences during renovations. With these recycling and environmental protection initiatives, the mall actively conveys green message to residents and the community in an all-round way.

Sanfield's joint-venture company wins the Gold Award in the Construction Industry category

To reduce resource consumption and environmental nuisance during construction, Sanfield and its joint-venture company, Gammon, have actively taken various measures in The Sai Sha Road Widening Works and All Associated Facilities and Services for The Comprehensive Development at Shap Sz Heung, such as installing solar panels. The electricity generated is sufficient for the use of the office buildings on site, and the surplus electricity can be sold to the power company. With the introduction of various new technology, the joint-venture company also successfully transplanted a giant intertwined tree, achieving a balance between development and conservation.