Hong Kong start-up Green Vigor unleashes energy from stored water.

From tank to grid

Industrial machinery giant Sany Group is expanding overseas through the HKTDC’s global network.

Partnering for international growth

Coastal Shandong province, rich in agricultural and energy resources, is seeking to boost sustainable development and Hong Kong, which supplies the lion’s share of offshore investment, is eager to supply expertise and funding for green growth.

Business leaders from Hong Kong and the province discuss sustainable development opportunities.

Shandong expands green industry

The SAR Government this week released a detailed Strategy of Hydrogen Development in Hong Kong, detailing efforts to boost the role of the gas as a way to store and transport renewable energy.

Government charts course for renewable energy transport and storage through the gas in cooperation with mainland.

Hong Kong puts hydrogen on road

As Hong Kong sets out its plans to decarbonise by 2050, hydrogen is drawing strong interest as the way to store, transport and deploy clean energy.

Hydrogen fuel wins favour, as the city maps its route to carbon neutrality by 2050.

Hong Kong turns to green energy

The global surge in renewable power installation, especially solar, resembles the revolutions brought by coal-fired steam in the mid-19th century and petrol-driven engines in the early 20th century.

A Hong Kong-based solar solutions distributor sees bright prospects emerging from rising electric vehicle sales.

EV boom green power game-changer

With sustainability an increasingly critical issue across industries, firms are rapidly adopting innovative digital technologies to drive green development.

Green tech is a hot topic for Start-up Express International winners.

Digital solutions drive green transformation

The opening of Hong Kong’s first hydrogen fuelling station and debut of a hydrogen-powered public bus in the city  took place at this year’s Asian Logistics, Maritime and Aviation Conference (ALMAC), a point picked up by several delegates.

This year’s ALMAC coincided with the launch of Hong Kong’s first hydrogen fuelling station.

Logistics firms seek to green fuel tanks

Renewable energy technology is developing at bullet-train speed in Hong Kong and Mainland China, where preparations for the upcoming COP28 United Nations Climate Change conference in the United Arab Emirates in late November are on the fast track.

Global environmental summit will be the launch pad for a sustainable development drive in developing markets.

Green finance looks to COP28

Environmental, social and corporate governance (ESG) investing has moved into the mainstream and, at US$53 trillion, could account for one third of assets under management as soon as 2025, based on data from Bloomberg.

A city in the United Arab Emirates deploys Hong Kong firm’s technology for low-energy buildings and infrastructure.

Green proptech firm looks to Middle East

A comprehensive investment firm from New Zealand, Stonewood Group, signed several technology-related cooperation agreements with Hong Kong businesses at the Belt and Road Summit, co-organised by the Hong Kong SAR Government and Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC) this summer.

A New Zealand investor draws on the city’s resources to fund and equip a US$1 billion solar farm project.

Kiwi sun shines on Hong Kong technologies

Autumn lighting fairs and Eco Expo Asia in Hong Kong focused on smart, sustainable energy, as IoT connected illumination and green transport drew immense interest.

Fair goers see connected lighting as a key industry trend, while green transport gains traction at Eco Expo.

Lighting networks turn smart

The dynamic Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area (GBA) has many energy-hungry industries, but firms are eager to adopt sustainable practices and opt for solutions from Hong Kong green service providers.

Hong Kong sustainability services are an attractive option for most companies in the fast-growing region.

Greater Bay Area firms see green

Sharp falls in renewable energy generator costs mean solar and wind have become the cheapest power sources in much of the world – especially in countries or regions where authorities provide subsidies.

Renewable power is cheaper than any other source; Eco Expo Asia addresses the problem of intermittent supply.

Green lights in the shade

Fresh policy initiatives should boost demand for eco-friendly solutions and services.

China steps up green development drive

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Eco Expo Asia is a global trade platform for the environmental protection industry to showcase the latest green products and state-of-the-art technology. Organised by the Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC) and Messe Frankfurt (HK) Ltd., co-organised by the Environment and Ecology Bureau of the Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR), the fair provides B2G, B2B and B2C opportunities for green industries with staunch support from Hong Kong, Mainland China as well as international government authorities and industry associations.

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