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Setting Product Specifications
Software/Hardware R&D
Testing
Certification
Substrate Manufacturing
Substrate Testing
System Assembly
Finished Product Testing & Inspection
Finished Product Enters
Anticipated
Equipment
Purchases /
Expenditures
Anticipated
Benefits
1. Install oil-water separation system at old
2. Water reduction campaign:
implementation & promotion.
3. Install heat pump system in dormitories.
1. Improve quality of kitchen wastewater;
2. Enhance awareness of / attitudes toward
energy conservation; improve water
conservation facilities; encourage
collective efforts for significant results;
3. Heat pumps help reduce electricity
demand.
1. Roll out of new solar power generation system;
2. Incorporate environmentally friendly materials
in new administrative building construction;
3. Install energy saving light fixtures, independent
power controls and energy saving sensor light
switches;
4. Install water saving devices;
5. Roll out of energy saving air conditioning
equipment;
6. Install converters on elevators and air
compressors;
7. Implement rainwater collection & recycling;
8. Install new wastewater handling facilities.
1. Use of solar energy reduces need for electricity
generated by carbon fuels and related pollution /
environmental impacts;
2. Use of environmentally friendly (green) materials
& energy saving light fixtures reduces power use.
3. T5 low EMF, low temperature light tubes reduce
energy waste. Independent switches for each light
fixture allows switch on only when needed to save
on energy;
4. Water saving taps and dual flush systems in
lavatories, washrooms, kitchenettes and
bathrooms reduce water use and waste.
5. Aircon temperature controls upgraded with on/off
timers & converters to save energy;
6. Elevators & compressors upgraded with
converters to save energy;
7. Rainwater recycling;
8. Upgraded wastewater handling facilities further
reduces waterborne emissions into the environment.
1. Continued roll out of new solar power generation system;
2. Install environmentally friendly materials (e.g., recycled
floorboards, double low e glass) in new admin building;
3. Continue to install power saving light fixtures and sensor
switches;
4. Continue to install water saving devices;
5. Continue to install power saving air conditioning equipment;
6. Continue to install converters on elevators and air
compressors;
7. Continue to install rainwater collection & recycling systems;
8. Install wastewater handling facilities;
9. Install heat pump system in dormitories.
1. Solar energy helps reduce pollution and
environmental / ecological damage;
2. Green materials meet environmental protection
requirements and reduce heat transfer to save energy;
3. T5 low EMF, low temperature light tubes reduce energy
waste. Independent switches for each light fixture allows
switch on only when needed to save on energy;
4. Water saving taps and dual flush systems in
lavatories, washrooms, kitchenettes and bathrooms
reduce water use and waste.
5. Aircon temperature controls upgraded with on/off
timers & converters to save energy; 6. Elevators &
compressors upgraded with converters to save energy;
6. Elevators & compressors upgraded with
converters to save energy;
7. Rainwater recycling;
8. Upgraded wastewater handling facilities further
reduces waterborne emissions into the environment;
9. Heat pumps help reduce electricity demand.
Item 2009 2010 2011
TOTAL 16,000 70,800 25,000