Secretary for Environment and Ecology, Mr Tse Chin-wan, announced at the APEC Energy Ministerial Meeting that the Hong Kong government is committed to phasing out coal for daily electricity generation by 2035. The plan includes increasing the usage of zero-carbon energy to 60-70% by the same year. Additionally, a Pilot Scheme on Building-Integrated Photovoltaics will be introduced to explore the application of photovoltaic technology on government building facades. The government is encouraging renewable energy development by creating favorable conditions for both public organizations and the private sector. The Feed-in Tariff Scheme, approved in 2018, has connected 25,500 applications to power grids, generating an estimated 300 million kilowatt hours of electricity annually. This output is sufficient to fulfill the electricity needs of about 122,000 households. Furthermore, Hong Kong aims to position itself as a demonstration platform for hydrogen technologies. Despite facing technical challenges in areas like safety, suitable technologies, infrastructure, and public acceptance, Hong Kong is focused on overcoming these obstacles. The Strategy of Hydrogen Development outlines key strategies, including improving legislation, setting standards, aligning with the market, and proceeding with caution, to foster a conducive environment for hydrogen energy development in the region in a systematic manner.