The Hong Kong and China Gas Company (Towngas) and Veolia have joined forces to introduce Hong Kong's inaugural green hydrogen project. This initiative involves converting biogas obtained from a landfill site into sustainable fuel. The project, located at the South East New Territories Landfill Extension, is set to produce green hydrogen through steam methane reforming (SMR) technology. The collaboration between Towngas and Veolia aims to utilize biogas to create green hydrogen and promote various hydrogen energy applications in the city. The first batch of locally produced green hydrogen is anticipated to be accessible by the following year, with a daily production capacity estimated to power seven to eight hydrogen buses throughout the day. The project has received approval from the interdepartmental working group on hydrogen fuel usage, with production slated to commence in 2025. The strategy for hydrogen development in Hong Kong includes enhancing regulations, setting standards, facilitating the market, and advancing cautiously. The project signifies a significant step towards Hong Kong's low-carbon transformation and the establishment of new quality productive forces. Towngas aims to leverage its infrastructure advantage to provide green hydrogen to households in Hong Kong, contributing to the development of the hydrogen energy industry. Veolia's involvement highlights the importance of partnerships in accelerating decarbonization efforts and aligning with government objectives for carbon neutrality.