Sustainability Report 2015/16

CASE STUDY Creating Value with Long-term Partnerships The Group believes that successful collaboration with business partners leads to sustainable development, and has worked closely with Schneider Electric to improve energy efficiency in buildings. Taking advantage of their expertise in helping businesses meet energy challenges for better operational efficiency, the Group engaged Schneider Electric to develop an energy management information system for Sun Hung Kai Centre. Sustainability is at the heart of Schneider Electric’s strategy. We have a strong synergy with SHKP since they share the same desire to be a responsible company and contribute to a more sustainable planet. We are living in a very exciting time when new technologies enable us to rethink the way we deal with energy in a more sustainable and efficient manner. “ Jonathan Chiu Vice President of Partner and Channel Business, Schneider Electric (Hong Kong) Limited ” Schneider Electric Power Monitoring System provides energy information to help the Group save time, reduce effort and improve total facility energy performance. Key performance information is used to evaluate and justify new energy-efficient improvements in building automation, control and air conditioning systems. The system is expected to reduce energy consumption by up to 30%. The system also helped secure international and local certifications for energy management system requirements (ISO 50001) for Sun Hung Kai Centre and power quality requirements (BEEO and BEC) for a new building in Kwun Tong, and green building certification requirements (LEED and BEAM Plus) for another development planned for San Po Kong. We will continue to look for new opportunities for energy saving with Schneider Electric and are confident that our established relations with business partners and successful examples of greater sustainability will encourage peers and suppliers to do the same. Value Created for Supply Chain Sun Hung Kai Properties Limited Sustainability Report 2015/16 34