中电子公司CLPe联同香港加拿大国际学校与冠忠巴士，建成校园电动车充电站并投放2辆电动校车

26 October 2026

CLPe Partners with Canadian International School of Hong Kong and
Kwoon Chung Bus to Advance School Bus Electrification

CLPe has joined hands with Canadian International School of Hong Kong (CDNIS) and
Kwoon Chung Bus Holdings Limited (Kwoon Chung Bus) to electrify campus transport.
CLPe has designed and built dedicated fast-charging facilities on campus, enabling
CDNIS to switch to fully electric school buses. Under a one-stop Electric Vehicle
Charging-as-a-Service solution, the project establishes an on-campus charging hub
that supports school bus fleet operations through an innovative model. It promotes
clean energy adoption and a greener campus, while supporting Hong Kong’s
accelerated adoption of electric commercial vehicles.

CDNIS is located on Nam Long Shan Road in Aberdeen on a hillside campus reached
by winding roads. Most of the school’s more than 2,400 students and staff rely on
school buses for their daily commute. The school began planning its transition to
electric school buses two years ago and has since been actively exploring solutions
suited to its campus operations.

Drawing on its expertise in energy solutions and EV charging infrastructure, CLPe first
assessed the school’s electricity needs. It then planned and installed charging facilities
to meet the operational requirements of Kwoon Chung Bus’s school bus fleet. The
campus now has five fast-charging bays with charging capacity of up to 240kW. CLPe
supports CDNIS from upfront investment through to ongoing operation and
maintenance, helping it build reliable low-carbon transport infrastructure.

CLPe Managing Director Mr Ringo Ng said, “CLPe is pleased to support CDNIS and
Kwoon Chung Bus with our one-stop ‘Electric Vehicle Charging-as-a-Service’ solution.
It has helped overcome the challenges of on-campus charging and put electric school
buses into service smoothly. This innovative business model effectively lowers the
upfront investment barrier to fleet electrification and provides comprehensive
support for future operations. As electric school buses carry students to and from
school every day, students, teachers and parents can see for themselves how
transport electrification improves air quality and reduces carbon emissions. Looking


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ahead, CLPe will continue to provide reliable charging infrastructure and professional
services to help more commercial fleets go electric.”

The two electric school buses have 28 and 60 seats respectively. They produce zero
tailpipe emissions, creating a cleaner and quieter environment for the campus and the
surrounding community. They also enable students to put sustainability into practice
in their daily commute.

CDNIS Head of School Dr Wil Chan said, “Schools play a vital role in shaping not only
young minds but also the values that guide future generations. The exciting
introduction of electric school buses to our campus is an important step in our
sustainability journey and reflects our commitment to reducing our environmental
impact while creating meaningful learning opportunities for our students. Together
with our valued partners, CLPe and Kwoon Chung Bus, we are turning a shared vision
into action. This collaboration demonstrates the power of innovation, partnership,
and collective responsibility in building a more sustainable future for our school
community and for Hong Kong.”

As CDNIS’s school bus service operator, Kwoon Chung Bus has introduced two electric
buses of a new model to Hong Kong. Their next-generation battery and powertrain
systems significantly enhance range on uphill routes, making them well suited to the
city’s hilly terrain and to school bus operations. With battery capacities of 232kWh
and 466kWh, the two school buses offer four to six times the capacity of a typical
electric private car, which has a battery of around 50kWh to 80kWh. This is sufficient
to meet the demands of long daily operating hours for transporting students.

Kwoon Chung Bus Holdings Limited Executive Director Mr Timothy Wong said,
“Reliability and punctuality are the top priorities for school bus services. The key to
adopting electric school buses lies in whether the charging infrastructure can support
intensive daily operating schedules. In collaboration with the school and CLPe, the two
electric school buses can be rapidly recharged on campus whenever needed, enabling
flexible top-up charging between service runs. This helps maintain reliable and on-
time school bus service while alleviating pressure from fuel costs. We look forward to
gaining further operational experience with electric school buses and, in the future,
expanding low-carbon transport services to more schools as we gradually advance
fleet electrification.”

Kwoon Chung Bus will collect operational data to study the feasibility of expanding its
electric school bus fleet. Depending on operational experience, CDNIS plans to
transition fully to electric school buses in the coming years. This tripartite
collaboration sets an example for the electrification of schools and commercial fleets

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in Hong Kong, and supports the long-term development of Hong Kong as a green-
transport, low-carbon city.

About CLPe
CLPe, a wholly owned subsidiary of CLP Holdings Limited, is dedicated to advancing
the transition to low-carbon energy and sustainable development in Hong Kong and
the Chinese Mainland. The company delivers large-scale energy infrastructure and
offers one-stop energy management solutions, comprising cooling, solar power
generation, energy storage systems, electrical and mechanical engineering, and smart
energy services. Its “Build-Own-Operate-Transfer” model effectively supports
customers in achieving energy saving and carbon reduction goals. CLPe actively
promotes electric vehicle charging and liquefied natural gas bunkering services to
support the development of green transport. For more details, please visit
www.clpesolutions.com

About the Canadian International School of Hong Kong
Canadian International School of Hong Kong (CDNIS) is one of Hong Kong's leading
international schools, providing a world-class education to more than 2,100 students
representing over 40 nationalities from Nursery to Grade 12. As an International
Baccalaureate (IB) World School, CDNIS offers students the unique opportunity to
graduate with both the IB Diploma and the Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD),
preparing them for admission to leading universities around the world. Guided by its
mission to inspire excellence, cultivate character and empower engagement locally
and globally, CDNIS is committed to fostering responsible global citizenship through
meaningful environmental, social and governance (ESG) initiatives, sustainability
education and actions that support a more sustainable future for its community and
beyond.

About Kwoon Chung Bus Holdings Limited
Kwoon Chung Bus Holdings Limited has consistently maintained its dedication to
delivering exceptional transport services. While focusing on developing its core
businesses in student, tour, hotel, resident, employee and cross boundary non-
franchised public bus services, the Group strives to establish a firm foundation for
supporting sustainable development to revitalizing traditional bus services with
innovative solutions, spearheading the industry’s shift towards electrification,
intelligence and diversification. As at 31 March 2026, the Group was operating 1,251
non-franchised public buses and 522 limousines.




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Photo Captions:

Photo 1




CLPe eMobility Director Mr Saraansh Dave (right), Canadian International School of
Hong Kong Head of School Dr Wil Chan (middle) and Kwoon Chung Bus Holdings
Limited Engineering Director Mr Rex Wong (left) witness the two fully electric school
buses entering service, supporting the adoption of clean energy on campus and the
wider uptake of electric commercial vehicles in the city.

Photo 2




CLPe provides the Canadian International School of Hong Kong with a one-stop
“Electric Vehicle Charging-as-a-Service” solution, featuring five fast-charging bays on
campus with charging capacity of up to 240kW, to support rapid charging of the two
electric school buses of a new model in Hong Kong.




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Photo 3 and 4




School bus electrification enables students to put sustainability into practice in their
daily commute, integrating low-carbon principles into education and campus life.



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