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PROJECTS

We have identified three large and underutilized sites immediately adjacent to thermal power plant in which we avoid sites that would likely result in adverse environmental impact, sites earmarked for future development and in country parks and sites where solar farm would have a material unfavorable impact on neighbors. 

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Site A: Black Point
Site B: Castle Peak
Site C: Penny's Bay
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Site A: Black Point
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Equivalent to powering >21,184 HK households annually

Neighboring Uses

  • T-PARK (Sewage Sludge Incineration Plant) to the north

  • WENT Landfill and Columbarium and Garden of Remembrance to the northeast

  • Tsing Shan Firing Range to the east

  • Black Point Power Station (BPPS) to the west

  • Village cluster in Lung Kwu Tan to the south

Site B: Castle Peak

Equivalent to powering >7,127 HK households annually

Neighboring Uses

  • To the immediate south, southwest and southeast are predominantly industrial, special uses and logistics

  • Castle Peak Power Station (CPPS) to the west

  • Tsing Shan Firing Range to the north

  • Lung Kwu Tan village residences to the northeast

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Site C: Penny's Bay
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Equivalent to powering >25,328 HK households annually

Neighboring Uses

  • To the south is Hong Kong Disneyland Resort/Hotel and further south is the Disneyland Theme Park

  • To the southwest is the Penny Bay Power Station (PBPS)

  • To the west is Inspiration Lake

Remarks

*    Meteo data is referred from Meteonorm 7.1 and simulation based on PVSYST V6.71

**  Conversion rate of CLP Power Hong Kong Carbon Intensity of Electricity Sold in 2016
(https://www.clpgroup.com/SR2016/en/clp-power-hong-kong-carbon-intensity-of-electricity-sold.html)
 

Process to Date

  • Identified three potentially viable sites in the New Territories, none of which are located in country parks nor are earmarked for future development, yet offer significant benefit for solar generation. 

  • Undertook a feasibility study exploring the environmental, ecological, land and planning considerations for each of these sites. Based on the result, we have determined preferred land boundaries for each project and selected one for moving forward into the environmental permitting and land acquisition phase, which is Site A: Black Point.

  • Site A: Black Point offers only slightly less solar energy generation than Site C but is not covered by any planning statutory and so no planning application would be required, while other sites are subject to planning statutory.

  • Because of more straightforward permitting and thereby faster project execution, Site A: Black Point is preferred as the first of the three sites for solar farm development.

  • Project Profile for Site A: Black Point has been drafted and ready for submission to government departments.

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