Zero Emission
The government has been actively promoting green transportation and has implemented a series of measures to reduce carbon emissions in the transport sector, such as offering tax incentives for electric vehicles, formulating the Strategy of Hydrogen Development in Hong Kong, launching the New Energy Transport Fund, and introducing the Electric Mobility Devices Trial Set. However, the promotion process still faces challenges, including insufficient charging facilities, higher costs, and limitations in technology and infrastructure.

Few years ago, the government unveiled the Hong Kong Climate Action Plan 2050, aiming to achieve zero vehicle emissions and a carbon-neutral transport sector by 2050 through measures such as promoting vehicle electrification and developing new energy transport solutions. Currently, greenhouse gas emissions from transportation remain the second-largest source, accounting for nearly 20% of Hong Kong's total emissions. Is achieving zero vehicle emissions by 2050 an impossible mission?