Hong Kong
The EI Hong Kong Community is a hub for professionals and practitioners working in energy related fields from all walks of life in Hong Kong. It is geared to the advancement of knowledge of energy technology for the benefit of its members and society at large.
As we navigate a rapidly evolving energy landscape, the Energy Institute Hong Kong community remains committed to empowering our members through knowledge sharing, collaboration, and innovation. Together, we will drive meaningful progress toward a more sustainable and resilient energy future.
Travis Kan
Chair, EI Hong Kong
Upcoming events and EI resources
First SAF plant in Malaysia opens
4/2/2026
Renewable fuel producer EcoCeres has officially inaugurated Malaysia’s first sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) plant in Pasir Gudang, Johor.
NEW ENERGY WORLD
Going for gold: UK spin-out wins $1mn for cool technology
30/7/2025
Barocal, a UK spin-out company, has won the Gold category of this year’s TERA-Award* for its solid-state cooling system that uses ‘barocaloric’ materials that undergo temperature changes when pressure is applied. The prize was $1mn.
NEW ENERGY WORLD
China outlines plans to accelerate offshore wind and green trade measures to reach climate goals
19/3/2025
China has unveiled a package of energy and trade initiatives aimed at accelerating its transition to a low-carbon economy as it strives to peak carbon emissions before 2030 and achieve carbon neutrality by 2060. The measures include major offshore wind expansion, large-scale renewable energy projects in desert regions, and new frameworks to address international green trade barriers.
NEW ENERGY WORLD
Past events highlights
Take a look back at some of our recent community and EI-wide events in Hong Kong.
8th International Conference: Roadmap to net zero 2025 - February 2025
City University of Hong Kong Wong Cheung Lo Hui Yuet Hall, Hong Kong, China
On 27 - 28 February 2025, the '8th International Conference: Roadmap to net zero 2025', organised by the EI's Hong Kong Community in collaboration with the School of Energy and Environment at City University of Hong Kong, was successfully held at the university.
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8th International Conference: Roadmap to net zero 2025 - February 2025
City University of Hong Kong Wong Cheung Lo Hui Yuet Hall, Hong Kong, China
On 27 - 28 February 2025, the '8th International Conference: Roadmap to net zero 2025', organised by the EI's Hong Kong Community in collaboration with the School of Energy and Environment at City University of Hong Kong, was successfully held at the university.
The conference explored key topics, including net zero carbon power generation, green transportation, waste-to-energy technologies, and advanced disruptive technologies for achieving carbon neutrality in Hong Kong by 2050. These themes align closely with the Hong Kong Climate Action Plan 2050, which envisions 'zero-carbon emissions‧liveable city‧sustainable development' and outlines strategies for combating climate change.
The event featured prominent local and international speakers, providing a platform for experts, researchers, and industry professionals to exchange insights on cutting-edge technologies driving the transition to a carbon-neutral future. By addressing these critical areas, the conference aimed to foster collaboration and accelerate the implementation of sustainable energy solutions in Hong Kong and beyond.
Committee contacts
Danny Leung
Vice-Chair
Polex Lam
Honorary Treasurer
KF Lee
Honorary Secretary
Raymond Fong
Membership Convener
Chris Chong
Honorary Advisor
Prof Dennis Leung
Honorary Advisor
Prof KT Leung
Honorary Advisor
Dr HF Chan
Honorary Advisor
Joe Chan
Honorary Advisor
Prof Vivien Lu
Immediate Past Chair
Gary Chiang
Committee Member
Dr Willian Yan
Committee Member
Terry Tsui
Committee Member
SL Tse
Committee Member
Rocky Lau
Committee Member
Paul Lee
Committee Member
Prof Michael Leung
Committee Member
KF Yee
Committee Member
Jeffrey Kwok
Committee Member
Ivan Leung
Committee Member
Edward Chow
Committee Member
Sam Cheng
Observer
Ulphia Chiu
Observer
Olivia To
Observer
Paul Kwong
Co-Opt Member
Jak Lau
Co-Opt Member
Ivan Lee, MEI
Co-Opt Member
Victor Kwong
Co-Opt Member
Interested in joining the Hong Kong Committee?
To apply, reach out to any of the current committee officers. Your application will be reviewed. Committee members usually start with an observer role before they are confirmed as committee members.
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