In order to reduce the risk of the spread of the novel coronavirus in the community and at the same time maintain the safe and reliable power supply, CLP Power will continue the special work arrangement. Except shift staff and those who are essential support to maintain business operations of the Company, other staff can continue to work from home until 23 February. The special arrangement will be timely reviewed.
In order to minimise the risk of the spread of the novel coronavirus in the community, CLP Power Hong Kong Limited (CLP Power) will implement special arrangements for its customer services until further notice.
In order to reduce the risk of the spread of the novel coronavirus in the community and at the same time maintain the safe and reliable power supply, CLP Power will continue the special work arrangement. Except shift staff and those who are essential support to maintain business operations of the Company, other staff can continue to work from home until 16 February. The special arrangement will be timely reviewed.
In order to reduce the risk of the spread of the novel coronavirus in the community and at the same time maintain the safe and reliable power supply, CLP Power will continue the special work arrangement. Except those who need to work on shift to maintain operations for power generation, power supply, emergency services, critical projects and some customer services staff, other staff can continue to work from home until 9 February. The special arrangement will be timely reviewed.
CLP Innovation Ventures Limited, a wholly-owned subsidiary of CLP Holdings Limited (CLP), today announced a US$2 million investment in R&B Technology Holding Co. Ltd. (R&B), a company specialising in energy management software for commercial and industrial sectors. The investment deepens the collaboration between CLP and R&B on innovative digital energy technologies for customers in Hong Kong, Mainland China and other Asia Pacific markets.
Hong Kong is facing immense social and economic challenges. The business environment is exceptionally harsh and the catering industry has been particularly badly affected, while people’s living standards in general have suffered. CLP Power Hong Kong Limited (CLP Power) has therefore allocated HK$20 million to a Let’s Eat and Cheers programme to help people in need while generating business for restaurants.
CLP Holdings Limited today announced a number of continuing connected transactions between the CSG Group and the CLP Group in accordance with the Listing Rules. These transactions were entered into in the ordinary and usual course of business of the CLP Group. Please refer to our announcement to the Stock Exchange of Hong Kong for details.