Hong Kong

Two facilities in Hong Kong utilizing HKRITA's hydrothermal recycling technology to recycle cotton and polyester blends into new fibers at scale.

A miniaturized version of the hydrothermal recycling technology that will be open to the public, allowing customers to recycle their clothes into new fashion garments.

Demonstration of a new H2 double-decker bus by Bravo Transport Services Limited as part of its bus fleet replacement initiative.

Textile and apparel research

Subsidiary of Sarawak Economic Development Corporation; focuses on energy development and hydrogen infrastructure in Sarawak

A technology that combines hydrogen and oxygen in a clean, electrochemical process to generate power, releasing only water vapor as a byproduct.

Substances that increase the rate of a chemical reaction without themselves undergoing any permanent chemical change. In fuel cells, they are essential for producing hydrogen gas.

Proton Exchange Membrane (PEM) hydrogen fuel cell systems that are lightweight and compact.

A test facility established for catalyst and process development in the Kokkola Industrial Park.

A miniaturized version of the hydrothermal recycling technology that will be open to the public, allowing customers to recycle their clothes into new fashion garments.

Construction of hydrogen refueling infrastructure in Hong Kong, starting with the first station at West Kowloon depot (completed end of 2023) and a planned second station at Hong Kong Island Chong Fu Depot in 2025.

A power generator developed by researchers from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln and City University in Hong Kong that utilizes field-effect transistor designs to significantly increase energy density from falling raindrops.

Systems designed for commercial heavy- and medium-duty motive tasks, powering vehicles for zero-emission mobility.

Energy products derived from the processing of organic waste.