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Technical Seminar: Implementation of Recycled Water in Hong Kong [POSTPONED]

** The event has been postponed due to concerns on public health. Updated arrangement will be announced in due course. Thank you for your understanding and we wish all our members to stay healthy.  

Date, time & venue

2020-03-06; 18:30pm – 20:00pm 1.5hrs; Chan Yat Mei Sophie Room, HKIE HQ

Organized by

HKIE Civil Division

Programme Highlight

 

Water Supplies Department (WSD) launched the Total Water Management Strategy in 2008, which mapped out the strategy for sustainable use of water to ensure water security and support the long-term development of Hong Kong.  WSD has recently reviewed the Strategy and updated Strategy adopted a two-pronged approach with emphasis on containing fresh water demand growth and building resilience in the fresh water supply with diversified water sources.  The supply of recycled water (viz. reclaimed water, treated grey water and harvested rainwater) to replace fresh water for flushing and other non-potable uses is one of the major initiatives to contain the growth of fresh water demand.

 

The seminar will present WSD’s initiative in developing recycled water for non-potable uses.  It will also introduce the proposed infrastructure for production and supply of reclaimed water to the north-eastern part of the New Territories in phases starting from 2022 and also the first centralized grey water recycling system in the Anderson Road Quarry Site Development which is scheduled for completion in 2023.

 

Fee

Free of Charge.

 

Speakers

 

Mr. CHAN Kwok-fai, Raymond, Engineer/Research and Development of WSD.   Mr. CHAN has over 15-year engineering and project management experience.  He is the project officer responsible for overseeing the strategies and initiatives for the supply of recycled water in Hong Kong.

 

Registration & Enquiries

The seminar will be conducted in English.  Presentation materials will be in English.

The number of participants is limited to 80 and priority will be given to members of Civil Division and previous registered participants.

Please complete the on-line registration at http://cv.hkie.org.hk.

Email registration will not be accepted. Only successful applicants will be informed by email.

For enquiries, please contact: Ms Allison Lung via email: hkieciviltechnicalmeeting@gmail.com