The Hong Kong Airport Authority strives to develop sustainability through various green financing means, said Julian Lee Pui-hang, executive director of finance of the Airport Authority.
Speaking at the Asian Financial Forum 2026 on Tuesday, Lee mentioned the green bonds previously issued by the Airport Authority. A significant amount has been spent on green buildings and then some on green transportations. This includes the skybridge that connects the satellite terminal with the main concourse, eliminating the need for shuttle buses.
Lee further pointed out that, scope 1, which covers the direct emissions from owned or controlled sources, while scope 2 refers to the indirect emissions from the generation of purchased energy. The airport authority has achieved significant progress in reducing both categories of emissions.
Regarding scope 3, occurring in the value chain of the reporting company, including both upstream and downstream emissions, the airport authority is also working very closely with the government, including supporting the sustainable aviation fuel and supporting the home-based carriers to use the SAF as well.
Besides, Lee said that while Hong Kong is strengthening its position in the green market, SMEs, as one key part of the economy, should be helped to understand and adapt to the new standards so that these companies can bring together the journey.
