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The first batch of EcoPark Phase 2 Lots Opens for Tender The HKSAR Government is tackling the growing waste problem of Hong Kong through a multi-pronged approach comprising waste reduction and recycling; building modern waste treatment facilities to energy incineration as core technology as well as extending the three existing landfills as final repositories for wastes that cannot be recycled or treated (e.g. construction waste and incineration ash). As an essential element of the HKSAR Government's strategy on waste management, EcoPark is definitely one of effective means to tackle the continuously growing waste problem in Hong Kong. It is also one of key initiatives to provide long-term land at affordable cost for the development of the recycling and environmental industry with a view of encouraging investment in more advanced technologies and value-added processes in Hong Kong. The first batch of EcoPark Phase 2 lots has already opened for tender starting from 4 March 2011. Both local and overseas recycling business operators are welcome to submit tender. "Seize this opportunity to set up recycling plant at the EcoPark and showcase Hong Kong's recycling industry to the world！" For further details about the tendering of EcoPark phase 2 lots, please go to the EcoPark's website at www.ecopark.com.hk. Friends of EcoPark Thank you for supporting "Friends of EcoPark" Scheme. For the 1st year of the scheme, a total of 47 nominations were received. The Environmental Protection Department and the EcoPark's management company are currently reviewing and auditing the applications and the awardees will be notified via email. The "Friends of EcoPark 2010/11" Award Presentation Ceremony will be held in the coming future. 2011-1-27 The Grand Opening Ceremony of the "WEEE GO GREEN" EcoPark WEEE Recycling Centre   Mr Edward Yau Tang-wah, JP, the Secretary for the Environment officiates the grand opening ceremony of the "WEEE GO GREEN" EcoPark WEEE Recycling Centre. Over 100 honorable guests attend and celebrate the grand opening. The guests also tour its visitor center to know more about the mission and objective of the centre as well as the recycling processes of Waste Electrical & Electronic Equipment.

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EcoPark Gathering for the Year of the Rabbit EcoPark Management Office organized "Rabbit Year Gathering cum Tenants' Meeting" on 11 February 2011. The representatives of EcoPark's tenants, including Champway Technology Ltd., Li Tong Group, Hong Kong Telford Envirotech Group Ltd., YOT EcoPark Plastic Resources Recycling Centre & "WEEE GO GREEN" EcoPark WEEE Recycling Centre, attended the gathering. During the event, delicious tea and light snacks were served. The EcoPark's tenants shared valuable suggestions with the representatives of EcoPark's management company in order to create a world-class recycling business park together. Docents of EcoPark host discussions with visiting students Docents of EcoPark host discussions of "Should we develop 'Integrated Waste Management Facilities' that adopt advanced incineration technology?" with visiting students. The discussion aims to draw students' concern and inspire their thought on solid municipal waste management as well as encourage them to contribute on waste reduction.

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2011-1-11 Mr Edward Yau Tang-wah, JP, the Secretary for the Environment is interviewed by Roadshow   Mr Edward Yau Tang-wah, JP, the Secretary for the Environment is interviewed by the RoadShow to discuss the pros and cons of launching the e-waste charging scheme with the host. Meanwhile, Mr Yau shares the significance of the Source Separation of Domestic Waste Scheme in order to encourage more people to separate their waste for recycling. 2011-1-20 Mr Edward Yau Tang-wah, JP, the Secretary for the Environment is interviewed by NHK in EcoPark   Mr Edward Yau, JP, the Secretary for the Environment is interviewed by a Japanese Media - NHK in the EcoPark and shares the municipal solid waste problem with the host that Hong Kong is currently facing. 2011-1-20 Docent of EcoPark leads tour to the Champway Technology Ltd.   Docent of EcoPark leads the visiting students touring the Champway Technology Ltd. and provides a brief introduction about the site operations and the processes of converting waste cooking oil to biodiesel. That allows students know more about the recycling procedures at the EcoPark. 2011-1-27 Visit by World Wide Fund   Staff member from the World Wide Fund gather to explore insights into a landfill model. They ponder on how to help reducing solid waste in Hong Kong.

Hong Kong Hung Wai Wooden Board Company Hong Kong Hung Wai Wooden Board Company (Hung Wai), established in 1999, mainly shreds waste wood into wooden chips in EcoPark. After shredding, the wooden chips are delivered to the factory located in China for manufacturing of flakeboard. Do you know what types of waste wood are collected by Hung Wai? The types of waste wood to be collected by Hung Wai include: waste pallet, waste packing pallet and tree stems. Do you want to find out how waste wood is processed by Hung Wai? If yes, don't miss the coming issue of EcoPark Newsletter.

Solar Photovoltaic System When you raise your head up outside the Administration Building of the EcoPark, you can see some metal boards on the roof. Do you know what they are? They are the Solar Photovoltaic System. We believe you must be very familiar with solar energy but how about this system's structure. This system is made up of semiconductor devices (solar cells) capable of directly converting light energy into electricity. Silico-based PV is used for absorbing solar power. Multiple Solar Photovoltaic systems can be connected to form small or large arrays, from several hundred watts capacity to hundreds of kilowatts.

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