A review of building energy standards and implications for Hong Kong: An energy efficiency office was formed in Hong Kong in 1994 and represents the territory on the Asia Pacific economic co-operation working group on regional energy co-operation. It is hoped this participation will enable Hong Kong to learn from the experience of other countries in the region

Joseph C. Lam; S. C M Hui

doi:10.1080/09613219608727516

Author(s)

Joseph C. Lam
S. C M Hui

Detail(s)

Original language	English
Journal / Publication	Building Research and Information
Volume	24
Issue number	3
Publication status	Published - May 1996

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Abstract

The authors review the current work on energy efficiency in Hong Kong and discuss the prescriptive and performance-based approaches as well as looking at the obstacles and barriers in delivering energy efficiency to the marketplace. It is recognized that more research and development work needs to be done in the territory before comprehensive building energy codes can be introduced.

Research Area(s)

Building energy standards, Commercial buildings, Hong Kong, Policy, Review

Citation Format(s)

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A review of building energy standards and implications for Hong Kong: An energy efficiency office was formed in Hong Kong in 1994 and represents the territory on the Asia Pacific economic co-operation working group on regional energy co-operation. It is hoped this participation will enable Hong Kong to learn from the experience of other countries in the region. / Lam, Joseph C.; Hui, S. C M.
In: Building Research and Information, Vol. 24, No. 3, 05.1996.

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Lam, JC & Hui, SCM 1996, 'A review of building energy standards and implications for Hong Kong: An energy efficiency office was formed in Hong Kong in 1994 and represents the territory on the Asia Pacific economic co-operation working group on regional energy co-operation. It is hoped this participation will enable Hong Kong to learn from the experience of other countries in the region', Building Research and Information, vol. 24, no. 3. https://doi.org/10.1080/09613219608727516

Lam, J. C., & Hui, S. C. M. (1996). A review of building energy standards and implications for Hong Kong: An energy efficiency office was formed in Hong Kong in 1994 and represents the territory on the Asia Pacific economic co-operation working group on regional energy co-operation. It is hoped this participation will enable Hong Kong to learn from the experience of other countries in the region. Building Research and Information, 24(3). https://doi.org/10.1080/09613219608727516

Lam JC, Hui SCM. A review of building energy standards and implications for Hong Kong: An energy efficiency office was formed in Hong Kong in 1994 and represents the territory on the Asia Pacific economic co-operation working group on regional energy co-operation. It is hoped this participation will enable Hong Kong to learn from the experience of other countries in the region. Building Research and Information. 1996 May;24(3). doi: 10.1080/09613219608727516

Lam, Joseph C. ; Hui, S. C M. / A review of building energy standards and implications for Hong Kong : An energy efficiency office was formed in Hong Kong in 1994 and represents the territory on the Asia Pacific economic co-operation working group on regional energy co-operation. It is hoped this participation will enable Hong Kong to learn from the experience of other countries in the region. In: Building Research and Information. 1996 ; Vol. 24, No. 3.