The Technological and Higher Education Institute of Hong Kong (THEi) organized a significant event, the hydrogen conference, with a theme focused on 'Towards a Circular Hydrogen Economy: Current Status in Realization and Opportunities,' along with a Project Launching Ceremony. This initiative, supported by the Environment and Conservation Fund, aimed to address the growing industry demand for hydrogen energy applications. THEi, through its president Prof Alan LAU Kin-tak, highlighted the pivotal role of hydrogen energy in sustainable development and climate change mitigation. The event marked the launch of the 'Hydrogen Energy Education and Talent Development Centre' funded by the same entity. Renowned experts from mainland China and overseas shared their insights on hydrogen research and applications, emphasizing the need for collaborations and outlining a sustainable future. The Centre, set to open soon, will feature exhibitions and interactive learning facilities to engage the public and attract youth to the hydrogen energy sector. Various industry professionals also contributed to the event, enriching discussions on advancing Hong Kong's hydrogen economy. Overall, the event showcased THEi's commitment to driving the hydrogen economy forward and fostering talent development in renewable energy.