Buildings & Facilities Theatre

Transforming the Built Environment through Innovative Technologies

11 Sep (Thur) Day 1 : 12:20 – 13:10

This session will delve into the critical role of innovation and technology in accelerating the green building movement.  Case studies showcasing the use of revolutionary building materials and advanced green technologies will illustrate how these solutions can enhance building performance and minimise environmental impact in our city.

Learnings

  • How can innovative building materials and technologies enhance energy efficiency while reducing a building’s carbon footprint?
  • What lessons can real-world case studies offer for scaling green tech adoption across urban landscapes?

 Post-event Actions

  • Gain insights on how advanced technologies and sustainable materials are paving the way for Hong Kong’s buildings to achieve energy efficiency and carbon neutrality.
  • Integrate consideration of adopting green technologies and materials in projects within the built environment.

Speakers

Travis Kan

Schneider Electric (Hong Kong) Limited

Director, Digital Energy, Power Products and Industrial Automation

As the Director of Schneider Electric Hong Kong’s Digital Energy, Power Products and Industrial Automation, Travis Kan drives the company’s energy management and industrial automation businesses via strategic initiatives, digital solutions, marketing, and partnerships. He serves as a trusted partner in delivering solutions towards carbon neutrality, working closely with end users, consultants and contractors to bring the latest innovations to the market.

Travis is a strong business development professional with a wealth experience in the energy industry. His previous roles span Engineering, Sales & Marketing, Business Development and General Management. Prior to re-joining Schneider Electric in 2023, he worked with leading companies, including General Electric and CLP, gaining a comprehensive pool of solid experience in power generation, transmission and distribution, control and automation, building energy management, and digital solutions.

Travis also serves as the Chairman of the Energy Institute (Hong Kong Branch), and a part-time guest lecturer for various universities in Hong Kong.

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