Case studies

2025

Leveraging power expertise in support of Hong Kong’s efforts to achieve zero vehicular emissions by 2050

A key strategy in Hong Kong’s Climate Action Plan 2050 is to promote the widespread adoption of electric vehicles (EVs) in Hong Kong. CLP Power is leveraging its power expertise to play an important role in supporting the development of local EV infrastructure.

In 2025, the Government introduced a HK$300 million Fast Charger Incentive Scheme, aimed at providing 3,000 fast chargers to support an additional 160,000 EVs by 2028. To facilitate the implementation of the scheme, CLP Power conducted preliminary power assessments across its supply areas and identified approximately 8,000 potential locations across its supply areas to facilitate interested charge-point operators to accelerate their installation of fast chargers. The Company also offers various power supply solutions that can shorten the construction time for fast charger installation.

Working closely with industry stakeholders, CLP Power has actively promoted the adoption of electric commercial vehicles (ECVs) in Hong Kong through its eMobility Network. The partner organisations in the network include ECVs manufacturers and operators, charging service providers, battery recycling companies and financial institution. This collaborative platform is fostering industry partnerships and facilitating knowledge exchange across the EV sector, and supporting the development of a robust and sustainable e-mobility ecosystem in the region.

Internally, CLP has been making progress in electrifying its fleet. In Hong Kong, CLP Power has acquired four pure electric double-decker buses, the first batch of private double-decker electric buses. CLP will continue to explore the opportunities presented by ECVs and heavy vehicle technologies as they become viable for its company fleet transition.

CLP Power engineers conducted preliminary power assessments across its supply areas, identifying around 8,000 potential locations for fast charger installation.

White electric buses with a livery of green leaves and a “Pure Electric, Zero Emission” logo are used to provide transport for employees commuting to power stations.