BEC Climate Change Business Forum Advisory Group
The Climate Change Business Forum (CCBF) was launched in 2008 as a BEC initiative. The CCBF convened some of Hong Kong’s most astute businesses to collaborate on initiatives to mitigate climate change. A think tank focusing on the transition to a low-carbon economy, CCBF sought to be a resource for Hong Kong’s business community and government.
CCBF has since been integrated to become a BEC Advisory Group, formally renamed the BEC Climate Change Business Forum Advisory Group (BEC CCBF AG). BEC CCBF AG promotes awareness of, and builds capacity in relation to, climate change mitigation, adaptation and resilience activities amongst BEC members and the business community in Hong Kong. It also aims to provide a platform for BEC to engage the relevant regulatory bodies on climate change-related matters and forge collaboration between local and global experts on climate change. For more information on the focus areas, related projects and research, please visit this link.
Below are the delegates for Chair, Vice Chair, Steering Committee and Ordinary Members of the BEC CCBF AG. For more information on the governance and structure of this advisory group, please refer to BEC CCBF AG Term Of Reference.
BEC CCBF AG Steering Committee - Updated on 28 Sep 2023
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Chairperson
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Mr Mark Harper
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Swire Pacific Limited
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Vice Chair
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Mr Simon Ng
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Business Environment Council Limited
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Member
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Ms Kristy Tan
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Airport Authority Hong Kong
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Dr Bruce Chong
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Arup
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Ms Law Kit Fong
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CLP Holdings
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Mr Desmond Lee
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Cundall Hong Kong Limited
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Mr Yu Ching Yan, Johnny
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Henderson Land Development Company Limited
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Mr Don Tse
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Hongkong Land
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Ms Keilem Ng
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Link Asset Management Limited
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Mr Michael E. Long
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New World Development Company Limited
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Ms Sophia Yu
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Shell Hong Kong Limited
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Mr Bernard Kwok
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Sun Hung Kai Properties Limited
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Ms Suzanne Cheung
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Swire Coca-Cola HK
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Mr Patrick Ho
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Swire Properties Limited
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Ir Ho Hing Yu, Steven
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The Hongkong Electric Company Limited
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Ms Imane Zedan
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Veolia Hong Kong Holding Limited
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BEC CCBF AG Ordinary Members- Updated on 28 Sep 2023
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Ms Vivian Lee
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AEC Limited
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Ms Hazel Cheng
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AECOM Asia Company Limited
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Ms Cerin Yip
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Alibaba Group Holding Limited
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Ms Grace Kwok
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Allied Environmental Consultants Limited
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Ms Zoe Yung
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ASB biodiesel (Hong Kong) Limited
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Mr Wallace Lam
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Baguio Green Group Limited
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Mr Li Ho Kin
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BEAM Society Limited
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Ir Wong Wing Yiu
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Belimo Asia Pacific Ltd
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Mr William Barkshire
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Carbon Connect Limited
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Mr Johnny Wei
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Cathay Pacific Airways Limited
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Mr David William von Eiff
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CFA institute
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Ms Michelle Au
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China State Construction Engineering (Hong Kong) Limited
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Mr Samuel Kwong
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Chinachem Agencies Ltd
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Mr Coleman Tse
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Circular Economy (Hong Kong) Limited
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Mr Tony Kwok
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ExxonMobil Hong Kong Limited
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Mr Benson Wong
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FUJIFILM Business Innovation Hong Kong
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Mr Eddie Tse
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Gammon Construction
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Mr Brian CH Wong
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GP Batteries International Limited
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Ir Raymond Cheung
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Green Island Cement Limited
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Ms Eva Chen
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Hang Lung Properties Limited
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Ms Shelley Zhou
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Hang Seng Bank
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Mr Timothy Yeung
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Healthy Giant Limited
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Mr Benny Siu
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Hong Kong Air Cargo Terminals Limited
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Ms Joyce Wong
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Humans Matter
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Ms Julie Wong
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Hysan Development
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Mr Tommy Cheung
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Intertek Testing Services HK Ltd.
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Ms Juanna Yin
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Jinchat Climaveneta Hong Kong Limited
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Ms Elin Wong
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Modern Terminals Limited
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Ms Jessica Chan
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MTR Corporation
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Mr Ferdinand Lok
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Orient Overseas Container Line Limited
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Mr Kits Wong
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PCCW Limited
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Ir Chi Wah, Ng
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Prosperity Real Estate Investment Trust
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Mr Douglas Johnson
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PwC
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Prof Yan Jinyue Jerry
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Research Institute for Sustainable Urban Development, PolyU
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Mr Leung Man Kit
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Ronald Lu & Partners (Hong Kong) Ltd.
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Ms Priscilla Lin
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Schneider Electric (Hong Kong)
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Mr Calvin Wong
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SGS Hong Kong Limited
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Ms Elaine Cheung
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Siemens Limited
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Mr Wong, Hoi Tung
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Signify Hong Kong Ltd
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Ir Nelson Chiu
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Sino Land Company Ltd
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Mr Rafi Cristobal
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The Harbour School Limited
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Mr Michael Wong
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The Hong Kong Jockey Club
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Dr Tony Ip
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Tony Ip Green Architects Ltd.
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Ir Jasper Chan
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Towngas
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Mr Rakesh Vazirani
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TÜV Rheinland
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Ms Ceicy Wong
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Vegware Hong Kong Ltd
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Ms Flavia Chu
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Woods Bagot
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Mr Jeff Bent
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Worldwide Cruise Terminals (Hong Kong) Limited
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Dr Jiang Wei
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WSP (Asia) Limited
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Introduction
The Climate Change Business Forum (“CCBF”) was launched in 2008 as a BEC initiative. The CCBF convened some of Hong Kong’s most astute businesses to collaborate on initiatives to mitigate climate change. A think tank focusing on the transition to a low-carbon economy, CCBF sought to be a resource for Hong Kong’s business community and government.
CCBF has since been integrated to become a BEC Advisory Group, formally renamed the BEC Climate Change Business Forum Advisory Group (“BEC CCBF AG”). BEC CCBF AG promotes awareness of, and builds capacity in relation to, climate change mitigation, adaptation and resilience activities amongst BEC members and the business community in Hong Kong. It also aims to provide a platform for BEC to engage the relevant regulatory bodies on climate change-related matters, and forge collaboration between local and global experts on climate change.
The Paris Pledge for Action
The Paris Agreement on Climate Change formally came into effect in November 2016. It reflects the global consensus and commitment to reducing greenhouse gas emissions to keep global average temperature rise this century well-below 2°C above pre-industrial levels and to pursue efforts to limit the temperature increase even further to 1.5°C.
The Paris Pledge for Action enables non-state entities to formally commit to help implement the Agreement. With backing from BEC CCBF AG, BEC signed the pledge in 2016. As a signatory, BEC will work to encourage its members and the rest of the Hong Kong business community to meet the goals of the Agreement through projects, events, and educational programmes. BEC CCBF AG will continue to play a central role in supporting these efforts.
Manifesto for Energy Efficiency in Buildings
In 2013, BEC CCBF AG members joined a variety of innovative companies and organisations globally in taking a pledge to reduce energy consumption and carbon emissions in their commercial buildings. The manifesto originated with the World Business Council for Sustainable Development (“WBCSD”), in which BEC is a network partner. It requires signatories to commit to a number of tasks, including: setting emission-reduction targets, enhancing company policy for energy performance, carrying out energy audits, publishing building energy use information annually, and pledging to promote building energy efficiency to their partners, employees and stakeholders through advocacy, marketing, research and development, education and training.
BEC Net-zero Carbon Charter
Riding on the merits of BEC Low Carbon Charter, which was launched in March 2019 and attracted 113 signatories from different sectors, the newly rebranded Net-zero Carbon Charter will remain focused on mobilising companies and organisations to collectively contribute towards Hong Kong’s long-term decarbonisation journey through their pledge to set targets and actions for a net-zero future. However, we have raised the ambition of the Net-zero Carbon Charter so that it is aligned with Hong Kong’s 2050 carbon neutrality goal and the business imperative towards net-zero. Please click here for more details.
BEC CCBF AG would also like to express gratitude to following signatory companies and organisations for their leadership in supporting the BEC Low Carbon Charter in the past:
BEC Council, Corporate and General Members are eligible to join the Advisory Groups. Please contact Mr Ringo Yeung (ringoyeung@bec.org.hk) to apply.
