Hong Kong's environmental authorities released a strategy report outlining plans to enhance hydrogen infrastructure development and nurture talent with relevant skills to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050. Secretary for Environment and Ecology Tse Chin-wan emphasized regional collaboration, international investment, and the importation of hydrogen through joint ventures. The government aims to establish certification standards for hydrogen fuel by 2027, aligning with global practices. Despite Singapore's significant investment in hydrogen technology, some experts in Hong Kong feel that the government should focus on leveraging the city's financial hub status and developing clearer financial mechanisms to support technology advancement. Additionally, there are calls for setting timelines for transitioning to green hydrogen and providing more funding opportunities for related projects. Collaboration with mainland China and Singapore is seen as crucial for Hong Kong's progress in hydrogen technology, with an emphasis on building a strong research institution and tapping into the city's market economy. Experts believe that Hong Kong has the potential to become a leading city in hydrogen technology with the right support and strategic planning.