Inside Vocational Training Council’s win at the Hong Kong Business Technology Excellence Awards 2026

Smart Energy Online gives teams clearer energy insights to drive smarter decisions and meaningful change.

Ir Lai Chi Fai, Director of Corporate Environmental and Sustainable Development Office (CESDO) at the Vocational Training Council, highlights how Smart Energy Online empowers teams to drive meaningful change.

He also shares how the platform’s monitoring and analytics provide granular visibility into energy consumption. 

Following the Vocational Training Council’s win, alongside CLP Power Hong Kong Limited, in the Big Data - Energy category at the Hong Kong Business Technology Excellence Awards 2026, Lai Chi Fai explains how the achievement demonstrates the value digital innovation can create beyond energy management.

See the full story here. 

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