Hydrogen Energy & Fuel Cells - Unlocking Hong Kong's Clean Energy Future

A webinar exploring hydrogen energy and fuel cell technology, Hong Kong's hydrogen development strategy, investment trends, and emerging opportunities shaping the region's clean energy future.

12:30 - 14:00 (UTC+8)

Date: 12 November 2026

AIA is the supporting organisation of this webinar.

Speaker: Mr Hauman Yeung

Session Highlights:

  • History and Investment Landscape of Hydrogen Energy.
  • What is a Fuel Cell and How Does it Work?
  • Key Insights from 'Strategy of Hydrogen Development in HK.'
  • Hydrogen in HK's First Five-Year Plan.
  • Opportunities and Future Contribution to HK's Energy Sector.

Who should attend:

  • Corporate Management
  • ESG and Sustainability professionals
  • Energy, Engineering and Infrastructure specialists
  • Finance and Accounting professionals
  • Investment analysts and Private equity professionals
  • Consultants and Advisors

CPD units: 1.5 hours and Certificate included

Language: Cantonese

Format: Online via Zoom

Fee: HK$150 for AIA members

REGISTER HERE

Speakers

Hauman Yeung

Mr. Yeung is a prominent figure in Hong Kong's environmental movement, boasting over 30 years of experience in sustainability. From 1993 to 1995, he was funded by the UNEP to lead a reforestation project in Guizhou Province, Chine. In 1995, he initiated an eco-village project in collaboration with South China Agricultural University.

Between 2004 and 2008, Mr Yeung worked for LESS Limited, where he developed investment criteria for environmental projects in Chine, potentially establishing the first fund globally to create its own stringent ESG system. Curerrently, he leads the ESG team at Ascent Partners Advisory Service Limited, supporting over 500 listed companies in Hong Kong with their ESG reporting.

In 2019, he collaborated with Hong Kong Polytechnic University and the UN to provide training for the Ministry of Finance of Bhutan, assisting them in issuing their first-ever national Green Bond. From 2022 to 2024, he was invited by UN ESCAP as a special consultant to help develop the Asia Pacific Green Deal. Mr. Yeung is widely recognised as a respected authority in sustainable development and environmental protection.