InnoTech Forum Highlights Need for Enhanced Hydrogen Energy Initiatives in Hong Kong
Hydrogen Energy Development: A Call to Action
As discussions at the InnoTech Forum unfold, it is clear that strong action from Hong Kong's officials is vital for fostering a hydrogen energy landscape. Key industry figures argue that streamlining approval processes and boosting financial support are essential steps towards establishing a robust hydrogen ecosystem.
Momentum from Industry Leaders
Norman Cheng from Veolia highlighted the need for a standardized code of practice to encourage investments. Projects like the green hydrogen initiative at the South East New Territories Landfill Extension signify potential breakthroughs in carbon reduction.
The Role of Government in Hydrogen Innovation
- Norman Cheng calls for quicker approvals to facilitate demo projects.
- Shao Ruizhe of China State Construction stresses the importance of timely permits for new technologies.
- Cynthia Zhu Zheyu notes that increased funding is critical for project deployment.
Future of Hydrogen in Hong Kong
The backing from the Chief Executive's enhanced energy fund is a positive step, but leaders believe more is needed. As Tse Chin-wan pointed out, Hong Kong's close ties to mainland green technology firms could be leveraged to increase the scale of hydrogen usage.
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