With a series of environmental policies implemented by the government, environmental awareness among Hong Kong citizens is on the rise. In this episode, we will dive into the intricate relationship between environmental protection and innovative technologies. Through a series of case studies, we will look into Hong Kong's green infrastructure development and analyze its importance in enhancing sustainability. The program will comprehensively analyze Hong Kong's progress in environmental, social, and governance (ESG) aspects, discuss how to implement more effective environmental measures, and explore actions citizens can take in their daily lives to combat climate change. Through expert dialogues and real-life examples, we hope to stimulate thinking on sustainable development and explore the endless possibilities in the future of environmental protection.

Guests for Discussion:
1/ Nicole Wong Pik-yan, CEO of WWF Hong Kong
2/ Leung Wing-mo, Meteorologist

Global attention towards sustainable development is growing. Green buildings are not only symbols of environmental protection but also crucial pathways to enhancing quality of life. This episode will explore the latest developments in Hong Kong's green building scene, analyzing how innovative design and eco-friendly materials can enhance building energy efficiency and reduce carbon footprint.

Education is the cornerstone of fostering climate action. We will discuss the key role of green education in promoting ESG concepts, inspiring the younger generation's concern and understanding of sustainable development.

Furthermore, as the green sector continues to expand, seizing opportunities has become a focal point of interest both within and outside the industry. We will share economic opportunities brought by the Green Belt and Road Initiative to Hong Kong, discussing how the government and businesses can collaborate to drive industry development and innovation.

Guests for Discussion:
1/ Joel Chan Cho-sing, Architect
2/ Grace Kwok May-han, Chairperson of an Environmental Impact Assessment Consultancy

The United Nations Climate Change Conference COP29 hailed as the “Finance COP” with focus on climate finance. Country leaders and representatives gather to negotiate on mechanisms to assist low-income countries in transitioning to a zero-carbon economy, mobilizing funds for communities most affected by climate change to enhance resilience and address the climate crisis. This summit has propelled several milestone agreements. What profound impacts will these have on global climate action and green development in Hong Kong?

This episode will also take us on a journey through Azerbaijan, exploring the large-scale sustainable development project - White City, transformed from an industrial zone. We will also join a fascinating bike tour along the Baku Boulevard, embracing the joys of sustainable tourism and green mobility.
Host: Natalie Chung

The United Nations Climate Change Conference COP29 in Baku, Azerbaijan, gathers nearly 200 countries to explore solutions to the climate crisis, striving to limit global warming to within 1.5 degrees Celsius. Representatives from Hong Kong actively participate in discussions on environmental policies and climate finance at the forum hosted at the "China Pavilion". What new insights will this conference bring?

Energy transition is a globally agreed critical climate solution. Under the Belt and Road Initiative, China and Azerbaijan have embarked on extensive green energy cooperation projects. The Gobustan Solar Photovoltaic Power Plant in Gobustan is the first utility-scale renewable energy project in the region, providing ample power to the area and reducing nearly 200,000 tons of carbon emissions annually. It serves as a showcase of green energy transition in an oil state. How can international cooperation continue to pave the way for a sustainable future?

Host: Natalie Chung