CCBF Research
CCBF has an ongoing research programme. Read below for further details:
1. CCBF’s GHG Member Survey
This quantitative and qualitative survey gathered data on our members’ emission reduction and reporting activities. The survey found that eighty-five percent of respondents monitor and report their green house gas emissions. A further seventy-seven percent revealed that they internally report their CO2 emissions whilst forty-six percent report all of the green house gasses covered by the Kyoto Protocol. However, the findings also highlighted that whilst climate change is clearly affecting corporate decisions; few companies are in fact taking
2. Which Universities Are Doing What Climate Change Research in Hong Kong ?
This paper mapped out the different types of climate change research being done in
Click on the link below to download the University Mapping Paper:
3. White Paper on Carbon Trading and What it Means for Hong Kong (in house/ completed)
Written by CCBF’s Director, Ciara Shannon, the paper offers a comprehensive overview of carbon trading, how it works, China’s position both globally and locally and what this all means for Hong Kong. The paper is completed in August 2008.
Click on the link below to download the White Paper on Carbon Trading:
4. 'The Hong Kong Business Guide to Emission Reduction: Capitalising on the Business Opportunity' (GHG Guide)
In collaboration with the Hong Kong General Chamber of Commerce (HKGCC), CCBF’s Hong Kong Business’ Guide to Emission Reduction will provide businesses with practical steps and measures they can take to reduce air pollution and GHG emissions. This guide is supported by CCBF member case studies demonstrating how some of
Click on the links below to open the guide files:
- GHG Guide e-book (English)
- GHG Guide e-book (Chinese)
- GHG Guide pdf version (English)
- GHG Guide pdf version (Chinese)
- GHG Guide Presentation (English)
- GHG Guide Presentation Power Point Version (English)
- GHG Guide Presentation (Chinese)
- GHG Guide Presentation Power Point Version (Chinese)
To visit our GHG Guide web page click here
5. Sector Regulatory Paper
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