With the commissioning of the territory’s first commercial-scale wind power station, Lamma Winds, on Lamma Island in February 2006, Hongkong Electric not only turned a new chapter in Hong Kong’s electricity supply history, but also allowed the local community to enjoy for the first time the supply of electricity generated by wind power - one of the many sources of renewable energy available now.

Here in this section, you will be able to look at the real-time operation of Lamma Winds in Tai Ling on Lamma Island. You will also find out more about the background of this pioneering project, as well as the design, construction and official commissioning of the wind power station.

Lamma Winds also features an Exhibition Centre introducing the station as well as major types of renewable energy and their applications in Hong Kong and other parts of the world. It is open daily from 7am to 6pm (including Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays). Click here to find out how to get there.

Get ready now for a navigation of Hong Kong’s first wind power station in operation and find out more about the use of renewable energy at home and abroad.

• Design, Construction and Commissioning |
  The Making of Lamma Winds Opening Ceremony of Lamma Winds
  
• Exhibition on Renewable Energy