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CLP Group (its holding company is CLP Holdings Ltd) is an electricity company in Hong Kong with businesses in a number of Asian markets and Australia. Incorporated in 1901 as China Light & Power Company Syndicate, its core business remains electricity generation, transmission, and retailing.
- Mainland shares fall before MSCI’s announcement on weighting increases for Chinese stocks and release of July trade data
- CLP was the best performer on the Hang Seng Index as the city’s power supplier seeks to make a foray into the Chinese market
CLP reported a net loss of HK$907 million (US$116 million) for the first half, on the back of a HK$6.38 billion impairment on its Australian retail business
CLP reported a net loss of HK$907 million (US$116 million) for the first half, on the back of a HK$6.38 billion impairment on its Australian retail business
CLP Power receives more than 3,400 applications for the scheme – but some complain of confusing installation guidelines and safety risks.
CLP Power receives more than 3,400 applications for the scheme – but some complain of confusing installation guidelines and safety risks.
Kyle Yip Wang-kui could not secure a seat in university after public exam because of poor marks, but succeeded in life with the help of vocational education
Kyle Yip Wang-kui could not secure a seat in university after public exam because of poor marks, but succeeded in life with the help of vocational education
CLP Holdings, the bigger of Hong Kong’s two electricity suppliers, said late on Thursday it will report a loss for the first half of 2019 due to a decline as large as HK$7 billion (US$894.5 million) in the goodwill value of its EnergyAustralia retail business.
CLP Holdings, the bigger of Hong Kong’s two electricity suppliers, said late on Thursday it will report a loss for the first half of 2019 due to a decline as large as HK$7 billion (US$894.5 million) in the goodwill value of its EnergyAustralia retail business.
Of the 2,500 applications to sell renewable power to CLP, as many as 13 per cent may face delays or are indefinitely on hold
Of the 2,500 applications to sell renewable power to CLP, as many as 13 per cent may face delays or are indefinitely on hold
Hong Kong’s biggest power utility plans to invest HK$2 billion on ‘smart’ electric meters which will help curb the need to build more capacity
Hong Kong’s biggest power utility plans to invest HK$2 billion on ‘smart’ electric meters which will help curb the need to build more capacity
Hong Kong utility operator cites a substantial asset impairment in India arising from a customer dispute for the surprisingly weak net profit last year.
Hong Kong utility operator cites a substantial asset impairment in India arising from a customer dispute for the surprisingly weak net profit last year.
Using drones has helped firm slash maintenance and inspection costs by forgoing the need to send humans to do potentially perilous tasks, but operators must qualify in pilot competency with the Civil Aviation Department as any drone weighing more than 7kg is classed as an aircraft.
Using drones has helped firm slash maintenance and inspection costs by forgoing the need to send humans to do potentially perilous tasks, but operators must qualify in pilot competency with the Civil Aviation Department as any drone weighing more than 7kg is classed as an aircraft.
Hong Kong power firm CLP and its Canadian partner CDPQ aim to double CLP India’s scale and float its shares, but only through low carbon projects
Hong Kong power firm CLP and its Canadian partner CDPQ aim to double CLP India’s scale and float its shares, but only through low carbon projects
Members of government committee play down concerns, saying majority sit on subcommittee that has already vetted CLP Power’s report.
Members of government committee play down concerns, saying majority sit on subcommittee that has already vetted CLP Power’s report.
According to WWF study, noise from single hammer strike will hit at least 200 decibels within ‘zone of influence’ from CLP’s proposed Soko Islands site.
According to WWF study, noise from single hammer strike will hit at least 200 decibels within ‘zone of influence’ from CLP’s proposed Soko Islands site.
Competition Commission chairwoman Anna Wu Hung-yuk says access to power grids is critical to foster competitors for CLP Power and HK Electric.
Competition Commission chairwoman Anna Wu Hung-yuk says access to power grids is critical to foster competitors for CLP Power and HK Electric.
Clean energy comes at a price and, despite subsidies for households, the government as gatekeeper should ensure value for money from suppliers
Clean energy comes at a price and, despite subsidies for households, the government as gatekeeper should ensure value for money from suppliers
Energy company CLP will offer HK$500 subsidies to customers living in poor conditions in Kowloon and the New Territories.
Energy company CLP will offer HK$500 subsidies to customers living in poor conditions in Kowloon and the New Territories.
Proposal to reward residents who produce clean energy sees some daylight as surveys show that the city is open to bearing the costs of a shift to sustainability.
Proposal to reward residents who produce clean energy sees some daylight as surveys show that the city is open to bearing the costs of a shift to sustainability.
A government proposal says independent clean energy producers could earn up to five times the current electricity tariff but assures consumers they won’t see a spike in electricity bills for now
A government proposal says independent clean energy producers could earn up to five times the current electricity tariff but assures consumers they won’t see a spike in electricity bills for now
The government has promised HK$8.7 billion to subsidise electricity, effectively to allow the power companies to cut the use of coal as the main energy source and raise the use of natural gas. But why not expand nuclear energy?