The article discusses a visit by a National Energy Administration delegation to The Hong Kong and China Gas Company's headquarters in North Point. The delegation aimed to understand the company's strategies and efforts in green and low-carbon transition. During the visit, the delegation explored the Towngas Hall of Innovation and the Hall of Future Energy. The former showcased energy-saving and carbon-reduction equipment and technologies developed by the company, while the latter displayed Towngas' advancements in hydrogen energy, renewable energy projects, sustainable aviation fuel, and green methanol. The company's accelerated energy transition efforts in the city were highlighted, with the development of Hong Kong's first green hydrogen pilot project at a landfill in Tseung Kwan O using biogas. This project, expected to start production in 2025, will have a daily capacity of approximately 330 kilograms of hydrogen, enough to power several hydrogen buses for a day. The delegation also learned about the company's development journey, new home products, and service concept, emphasizing Towngas' commitment to innovation and sustainability in the energy sector.