EnergyReader · 2026-08-06 03:17

Hong Kong Targets 70% Zero-Carbon Power by 2035 to Draw AI and Data Centre Investment

By EnergyReader Newsroom · August 6, 2026

Hong Kong's Environment and Ecology Secretary Tse Chin-wan told the Legislative Council in July that the government aims to lift zero-carbon electricity from roughly 25% of the fuel mix to as much as 70% by 2035, primarily by importing more clean power from mainland China. The shift would represent one of the more aggressive grid decarbonisation timelines in the region.

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