A Business Leaders Initiative

The Climate Change Business Forum is where Hong Kong’s most astute business leaders collaborate on tackling climate change. Through this unique platform, we explore opportunities and risks of climate change, discuss policies and regulations to convey to government, fund relevant research, and share best practices with the greater business community. An initiative of the Business Environment Council, the Forum is a membership-supported organization.

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Latest Climate Change News

UNFCCC receives list of government climate pledges

Mon Feb 01 07:00 +0800 2010 – UNFCCC

Following the conclusion of COP15, UNFCCC has received submissions of national pledges to cut and limit greenhouse gases by 2020 from 55 countries. These countries together account for 78 per cent of global emissions from energy use…

"Smart" power key as EU sparks electric car debate

Mon Feb 08 07:00:00 +0800 2010 - Reuters

Electric cars must be backed by "smart" power networks if they are to help the world's climate problems, environmentalists warned on ...

UK should press EU for tigher carbon caps -report

Mon Feb 08 07:00:00 +0800 2010 - Reuters

Prices for European carbon emissions permits are too low to deliver low-carbon investment and the British government should press the EU to tighten lim...

Upcoming Events

CCBF - Cities that Mean Business: Meeting the Low Carbon Challenge

Cities consume 75% of the world's energy, and generate up to 75% of global greenhouse gases. Thus it is in cities where collaboration on the transition to low-carbon economies is evolving. Each of our speakers have firsthand experience of guiding cities in their search for sustainable futures and how businesses are engaged in the process. They will share some of the models that the UK Carbon Trust and the C40 Cities have successfully applied, and offer lessons for future low-carbon development in Asia.