Improving power plant and transmission energy efficiency.[...]continue to explore with the two power companies how to achieve higher plant efficiency.[...]with the proposed increasing use of natural gas for power generation in the future[...]

[...]to reduce the city’s energy intensity from the 2005 level by 40% by 2025. ---[...]to achieve an additional saving of about 17,300 TJ (or equivalent to 4.8 billion kWh) when compared to the ‘business-as-usual’ (BAU)

Supply side efficiency could be further improved through co-generation and tri-generation. ---[...]to extend the lifespan of buildings.[...]saves a lot of materials and energy that in turn reduces carbon emissions that go into the production of building materials and use of energy[...] ---Buildings aged 30 years old or more may be served with a statutory notice, requiring the building to be inspected by a registered inspector, and carry out repair where necessary. ---Lower carbon living in public housing[...]to adopt LED bulkheads in the communal areas of domestic blocks in new public housing developments ---Enabling “smart” technology, [...] digital technology to enable data to be supplied from multiple converging points that allows people, data and processes to connect real-time that can result in higher performance. ‘Smart’ transportation leveraging on advanced ICT and Internet of Things (IoT) ---Improve power plant energy efficiency ---Promote private electric vehicles and expand charging facilities ---Promote biofuels use in government vehicles and non-road mobile machinery ---[E]nsure public transport remains the preferred choice. [...] we must continue to encourage the use of our multi-modal public transport service which are convenient, accessible, affordable and of good service quality. ---Expand rail options and services ---Improve rail operation energy efficiency ---Improve vehicle fuel efficiency ---[I]mprove system and operational efficiencies.[...] to aggressively priorities public transport for the vast majority of trips made; [...] Other complementary policies include instituting good traffic management and urban planning. ---[P]romote low and zero-carbon choices[...] improving walkability through pedestrian bridges and elevators/escalators[...]

[...]label and use low carbon construction materials and products

Integration of green building design and energy saving practices are encouraged. ---to foster a building care culture by owners and contributes to a sustainable living environment through extending the lives of existing buildings. ---Change property management’s and inhabitants’ behaviour based on energy demand monitoring and forecast ; ---Influence inhabitants to buy energy efficient electrical products ---Make public transport primary choice for mobility ---Expand rail options and services ---Improve rail operation energy efficiency ---Improve vehicle fuel efficiency ---Improve driving habits to save fuel ---[...]encouraging people to buy vehicles that are more energy efficient where fossil fuel has to be used, and to buy zero emissions vehicles where available. ---[P]romote better driving techniques[...] all drivers can be more fuel efficient. We will continue to promote eco-driving techniques from time to time and will collaborate with stakeholders, such as the Automobile Association and the relevant bodies associated with the commercial driving trades.