Programme Highlights
The government has recently allocated a budget of HK$430 million for green-energy transportation and with it, the Environment Bureau has unveiled plans to improve Hong Kong’s air quality through the popularisation of electric vehicles. With the increase of electric vehicles in Hong Kong, EV charging stations are becoming increasingly important. The challenge of logistics and infrastructure can be solved with the latest EV charging technology.

With the government and EPD exploring the possibility of introducing electric ferries into the Hong Kong market as well, EV charging for marine vessels has become an important topic as well; HK$350 million has been allocated to help with the purchase of electric ferries and associated infrastructure (such as charging facilities).

The speakers will introduce innovations in charging infrastructure and power conversion for commercial electric mobility, with the latest on smart charging, smart energy management, and more. With Heliox’s expertise in state-of-the-art land-based and marine vessel charging, they were recently commissioned by Singapore to complete a harbour project with AGVs and Denmark to implement a harbour project with ferries.

Speakers
Michael Colijn, Group CEO, Heliox B.V., The Netherlands

Philbert Tong, Assistant Head of Product & Technology, ESG Matters

Fee
Free of Charge

Language
English

Registration & Enquiries
This seminar is free of charge* and prior registration is required. The number of participants is limited to 100. Applications will be accepted on a first-come-first-served basis with priority given to members of HKIE. Only on-line registration via GotoWebinar Registration Page (https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/8976127465046781708) shall be accepted for registration. Successful applicants will receive the confirmation email individually. The details of accessing the webinar will be provided to the participants in that confirmation email. Attendance certificates will be issued after the event. For enquiries, please contact Ms. Karen LEONG at email: klkleong@connect.ust.hk.

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