190 1 China Light and Power Co., Ltd. was incorporated in Hong Kong on June 25th, 65438, and the highest electricity demand in that year was110 MW.
1903 the first power plant was officially put into operation, with a power generation capacity of 75kW.
19 19 CLP obtained the power supply right of public lighting system in Kowloon.
1940- 1969 developed steadily.
1940 Heyuan power plant was officially put into operation.
The main office in Argyle Street has been completed and opened.
1955 CLP formally acquired Tai O He Zhong Power Company to supply power to Lantau residents.
1964 development of Heyuan power plant by Qingshan power generation co., ltd., a joint venture between CLP and esso (now ExxonMobil)
The 1969 Tsing Yi oil-fired power plant with a power generation capacity of 1.520 MW was officially put into operation.
1970- 1985 see China.
1979 CLP began to connect with Guangdong Province to provide electricity for Guangdong Province.
1982 Qingshan power plant a was officially put into production, with an output of 1.400 MW, and the fuel diversification strategy was implemented.
1984 CLP takes over Cheung Chau Power Company.
1985 CLP and Yuehai Investment Co., Ltd. formed a joint venture company to build a nuclear power plant in Daya Bay and introduce nuclear power as a new fuel combination to further strengthen the reliability of fuel supply.
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1986 Qingshan power plant b was officially put into operation with a power generation capacity of 2,708 MW.
1992 The 300 MW Penny's Bay Power Plant on Lantau Island has been officially put into service, which is an important backup facility for CLP's power generation system.
1994 Guangdong Nuclear Power Station officially put into operation.
Guangzhou pumped storage power station located in Conghua is gradually put into operation.
1996 the first natural gas power plant in hong kong, longgutan power plant, was officially put into operation in stages, and the unit was completed in 2006.
CLP has established a joint venture with Taiwan Cement Company to build a coal-fired power plant in Hualien, Taiwan, and expand its business to the Asia-Pacific region.
1997-2002 brilliant century
1997 CLP's investment in Guangdong Huaiji Hydropower Project is an important step for the Group to expand renewable energy.
1998 CLP Holdings listed and reorganized in Hong Kong.
CLP purchased strategic equity from EGCO Power Generation Co., Ltd., the only independent power generator in Thailand, and successfully established an important foothold in the Thai power market.
200 1 CLP has been supplying power to Hong Kong for a century.
CLP Holdings acquired a majority stake in Asia Loen Energy and set foot in the Australian electricity market for the first time.
In 2002, CLP Holdings acquired Pagutan Energy Company Private Limited (GPEC) in Gujarat, India, and set foot in the Indian electricity market.
Since 2003, I have been paying attention to the climate.
In 2004, CLP issued the environmental protection declaration of "improving air and making good use of energy", and announced the development goal of renewable energy. The goal is to produce electricity equivalent to 5% of the group's total power generation (calculated by net assets) by the end of 20 10, and reach the standard by the end of 2007, three years ahead of schedule.
In 2005, CLP Holdings acquired TXU Commercial Energy Company, becoming the fifth largest energy retailer in Australia, and renamed it TRUenergy.
In 2007, CLP released Climate Vision 2050, which announced the emission reduction target. By the end of 2050, the goal was to reduce the carbon dioxide emission intensity of the group's power generation portfolio by about 75% to 0.2 kg per kWh.
Guangxi Fangchenggang Power Plant was put into operation in 2008, and advanced supercritical technology was innovatively adopted.
In 2009, CLP Holdings ranked among the Dow Jones Global Index and the Dow Jones Sustainability Index.