HKUST's Loh on Climate Change, Sustainability

The video discusses Hong Kong's role in achieving carbon neutrality by 2050, emphasizing the importance of designing projects with net-zero goals. It highlights Hong Kong's position as a financial center for raising capital for green projects and the potential of becoming a green bond center. The discussion extends to carbon trading, regional cooperation with mainland China, and the impact of global climate agreements. The role of the private sector and innovation in addressing climate change is emphasized, along with the future prospects of carbon trading and market development.

What are the key priorities for the Hong Kong government in achieving carbon neutrality?

How can Hong Kong position itself as a green bond center?

What challenges do traditional conglomerates in Asia face in adopting green bonds?

In what ways can property development in Hong Kong integrate technology and innovation for sustainability?

How can Hong Kong collaborate with mainland authorities to develop a regional carbon market?

What are the implications of the 1.5 degrees Celsius target for global emissions policies?

What role does the private sector play in fostering innovation for carbon neutrality?