Energy & Offshore
Chinese renewable firms move away from Hong Kong bourse
Relisting in China could allow a better mix of debt and equity funding.
Chinese renewable firms move away from Hong Kong bourse
Relisting in China could allow a better mix of debt and equity funding.
HSBC to put Singapore trader Zenrock under judicial management
Last month, the trader assured that it was not under financial stress.
China's Xinyi Energy raises US$465m in Hong Kong's second largest IPO so far
The float could mark the start of more active share sale activity after a sluggish start.
Chinese solar farm operator delays Hong Kong IPO
Xinyi Energy Holdings cited a broader equity selloff in the country.
Government unveils guidelines for solar power installation
It aids in understanding related Feed-in Tariff application procedures.
O&G firm United Energy moves to buy Kuwait Energy for US$651m
The Hong Kong-listed company plans to enter the Middle East and North Africa markets.
Kazakhstan mining company scraps secondary Hong Kong listing
Kaz Minerals was unable to find enough investors to support its endeavor.
Government to incentivise renewable energy initiatives for power companies
Renewable energy certificates will be sold to corporations and the public.
Hong Kong emerges as top contender for world's potentially largest IPO
A New York or a London listing is unlikely as Riyadh eyes closer Asian ties.
It's now cheaper to switch to an e-car in Hong Kong
Car owners can choose to switch to an e-vehicle to enjoy $250,000 tax concession.
9 in 10 Hong Kongers willing to spend more on renewable energy
Over half of this population are willing to pay the equivalent of a 5% electricity bill hike.
Hong Kong gets shortlisted for world's potentially largest IPO
Saudi Arabia's national oil company Aramco is seeking an international listing.
CLP Holdings' profits down 3.5% US$755m
No thanks to volatile energy prices in Australia.
China Resources Power Holdings nabs Hong Kong Business Listed Companies Award for Energy
Taking one step closer towards clean energy.
Hong Kong's switch to natural gas feared to delay its climate change battle
Natural gas' main component is 86 times more potent versus carbon dioxide.
Hong Kong's natural gas-fired power generation set to double over the next 10 years
It will rise to around 30 terawatt hours by 2026.
Hong Kong's natural gas consumption to grow 3% over 2017-2026
Gas-fired power's share in the overall mix is likely to surge to 66.4%.
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