Earth Day Lights Out: A Bright Idea for a Greener Tomorrow
- April 22, 2024
To respond to World Earth Day (April 22), we are excited to join the global movement in celebrating it today. As part of our commitment to environmental stewardship, we’re turning off the lights in our office for 60 minutes today to save energy.
Earth Day isn’t just about one day—it’s a reminder that every action counts. Whether it’s turning off lights, planting a tree, or recycling cans and papers, these measures can effectively reduce environmental harm. We’re all part of a global community striving for a greener, healthier future.
Thus, Reitar will continue to support sustainable development and raise our eco-consciousness to create a greener future. Let’s embrace the darkness and reflect on the beauty of our planet.
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Reitar's environmental efforts have been recognized with two Excellence Level certifications under the Hong Kong Green Organisation Certification (HKGOC) program: the Waste Reduction Certificate and the Energy Saving Certificate. This achievement grants us the "Hong Kong Green Organization" title, becoming one of the environmentally friendly enterprises.
Thank you to The Hang Seng University of Hong Kong Hang Seng University of Hong Kong (HSUHK) for inviting Reitar to participate in their annual large-scale recruitment event, Career Fair 2025, alongside over 130 distinguished local, Greater Bay Area, and international corporations to provide more than 1,000 graduate and internship opportunities for HSUHK.
Recently, we participated in the “Green Ace – a race to reduce waste” organized by Link REIT, held for the first time at The Quayside, and were invited to attend the award ceremony. This campaign, supported by the Green Council, aimed to promote sustainability and encourage community involvement in green living.