Our Sustainability Conference is a key platform—not just for Chinachem, but for the entire industry. We bring thought leaders together in a forum where ideas are shared, solutions explored, and meaningful change driven. Our responsibility to the planet is a collective one.
Sustainability Conference
Leading by Example
Future-Ready Hong Kong Summit 2026
Driving a Low-Carbon Ecosystem, Inspiring the Silver Generation
Hong Kong stands at a pivotal moment, facing the dual challenges of climate resilience and an ageing population. In response, Chinachem Group, City University of Hong Kong and Hang Seng Bank have formed a landmark tripartite collaboration to drive cross-sector solutions for a more sustainable and inclusive future. The Summit brings together leaders from government, academics — including Nobel Laureates — and industry to exchange ideas, build partnerships, and drive action.
Chinachem Group Sustainability Conference 2024
Integrating Sustainability Solutions towards a Resilient Future
Co-organised by Business Environment Council (BEC) and Hong Kong Green Building Council (HKGBC), the Conference explored holistic solutions to tackle the interconnected challenges of climate change, sustainable financing, and impact investment, under the overarching theme of “Integrating Sustainability Solutions towards a Resilient Future”.
Chinachem Group Sustainability Conference 2023
Pioneering an Inclusive Net-Zero Future for Hong Kong
16 distinguished speakers shared their insights across three key sub-themes: (1) Caring for Our Planet; (2) Integrating City Development with Sustainable Strategies; and (3) Embracing Diversity and Building an Inclusive Community. With over 2,600 participants joining both online and offline, and the active engagement of over 120 organisations from the public and private sectors, this conference underscores the community's increasing interest and dedication to sustainability.
Chinachem Group Sustainability Conference 2022
Creating Social Impact on the Zero Carbon Journey in Hong Kong
15 eminent speakers from the government, academia, and architectural bodies, the technology sector and the finance industry shared their experiences and insights with more than 1,700 online and offline participants. They spoke on topics such as green buildings, green finance and revitalisation of heritage buildings, with the aim of co-creating a blueprint for making Hong Kong a more liveable city.