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Date, time & venue
2025-01-23;6:30pm-8:00pm;Chan Yat Mei Sophie Room – 9/F and via Zoom (online)
Organised by HKIE-CA Division
Programme Highlights
Smart Metering System has been a hot topic in the industry for a decade and many utilities in world are implementing such systems with different strategies and technologies. Water Supplies Department has also started implementing Advanced Metering Infrastructure in year 2018 in order to improve meter reading efficiency and provide more detailed water consumption information to customers. The data obtained can also improve operation of the water supply network and encourage water conservation.
In this seminar the unique challenges of implementing Advanced Metering Infrastructure in HK will be discussed. The strategy, implementation plan and current status will also be explained.
Speaker Mr Charles Law completed his electrical engineering degree study in The University of Hong Kong and his Master of Philosophy study on power electronics in the same university. He entered Airport Authority Hong Kong after this has graduated and worked on various projects including Automated People Mover system, Baggage Handling System, Airfield Ground Lighting system and other major constructions projected. He then entered Water Supplies Department (WSD) and worked on a number of projects including the TKO Desalination Plant, In-situ Reprovisioning of Sha Tin Water Treatment Works (South Works) and Digital Twins projects. He is now a Senior Electrical Engineer in WSD responsible for the design, planning and implementation of Advanced Metering Infrastructure, IoT platform, and other R&D projects. Registration & Enquiries This seminar is free of charge but prior registration is required. The number of participants is limited to 60 (physical) and 500 (online) and applications will be accepted on a first-come first-served basis. For registration, please register online at here. The deadline for registration is 20 January 2025. Successful applicants will be notified by email on or before 23 January 2025. For enquiries, please contact Ms. Crystal CHAN via Email: crystal.chan.hkie@gmail.com
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