Programme Highlights

As we are facing the increasing challenges in waste management and the urgent need for clean energy solutions, this seminar introduces a breakthrough addressing both issues simultaneously. Landfill gas, which is mainly made up of methane and carbon dioxide, plays a substantial role in greenhouse gas emissions. Yet, it offers an opportunity for sustainable energy generation. This workshop will explore the conversion of landfill gas into clean, renewable hydrogen fuel, providing a twofold advantage: it reduces harmful emissions and creates a valuable energy resource.

Mr. Augustine Yuen, currently serves as the Senior Business Development Manager at Veolia Hong Kong, is a experienced Chemical Engineer with over 16 years in the fields of Technical Sales, Marketing, Business Development, and Project Management. His expertise lies in providing comprehensive solutions to complex environmental challenges, particularly in the areas of municipal waste, sewage treatment, and drinking water industries.

Ir Sammy Kong is a professional member of the Institution of Gas Engineers and Managers & HKIE (Gas & Energy Division) and currently serves as the General Manager – Commercial & Industrial Marketing & Sales for The Hong Kong and China Gas Co. Ltd, is a prime mover in several Hong Kong’s rapidly developing hydrogen energy projects, with a focus on those related to green transportation and power generation.

Participants will have a comprehensive understanding of how local hydrogen production from landfill gas can contribute to a cleaner, more sustainable future. Practical steps for implementing this technology in your local communities or organizations will also be covered.

Language

Cantonese (with presentation materials in English)

Speaker(s):

Mr. Augustine YUEN, Senior Business Development Manager from Veolia Hong Kong

Ir Sammy Kong, General Manager from The Hong Kong and China Gas Co. Ltd.

Registration & Enquiries

This seminar is free of charge and the number of participants is limited to 100 (max. 20 nos. to join in person and max. 80 for online participants). The applications will be accepted on a first-come-first-served basis with priority given to Registered Young Members. For registration, please visit https://forms.gle/QRy2jGhHUuaHbgTe9. Successful applicants will be noticed individually. For enquiries, please contact Ms Emmi CHEUNG by e-mail: od.hkieymc@gmail.com.