中电旗下CLPe与现代货箱码头签MOU，共同研究香港港口电气化与海运脱碳方案

13 October 2026

CLPe and Modern Terminals Sign a Memorandum of Understanding
to Accelerate Port Electrification and Maritime Decarbonisation

CLPe and Modern Terminals Limited (Modern Terminals) have recently signed a
Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to jointly develop an electrification roadmap
and explore innovative low-carbon solutions for container port operations of Modern
Terminals in Hong Kong, accelerating the transition towards a greener and more
sustainable maritime ecosystem in line with the Hong Kong SAR Government's
strategic initiatives.

Under the MOU, CLPe and Modern Terminals will combine their expertise in energy
infrastructure and port operations to develop a holistic approach to port
electrification and green transformation. CLPe will support Modern Terminals’
decarbonisation strategy and long-term sustainability goals by exploring onshore
power systems for container vessels, battery-swapping solutions for container
tractors, charging infrastructure for electric vehicles and mobile equipment, and
power infrastructure for electric barges.

Deputy Secretary for Transport and Logistics cum Commissioner for Maritime and Port
Development Miss Amy Chan said at the MOU signing ceremony, “The partnership
between Modern Terminals and CLPe marks a significant milestone in the green
transformation of the container terminal operations, and a landmark moment for
Hong Kong’s maritime industry to accelerate port electrification and maritime
decarbonisation. Perfectly echoing the Government’s policy goals, this collaboration
sets an example for the industry’s transition to a sustainable and low-carbon operating
ecosystem.”

CLPe Managing Director Mr Ringo Ng said, “Decarbonising the maritime sector is vital
to Hong Kong’s competitiveness as an international maritime centre. From supporting
green marine fuel bunkering for ocean-going vessels to exploring innovative
electrification solutions for port operations, CLPe is committed to advancing the city’s
development as a green and smart port. Together with Modern Terminals, we aim to
deliver one-stop solutions that set a new benchmark for greener port operations and
propel the maritime industry towards a net-zero carbon future.”

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Modern Terminals Limited Group Managing Director Mr Horace Lo said, “Following
the establishment of our 2030 decarbonisation target to eliminate direct greenhouse
gas emissions from our operations, we identified three potential pathways. With
advances in battery technology, electrification has emerged as a key long-term
pathway supplemented by other alternative green fuels. In addition, we are
committed to supporting the green transition of shipping lines and barge operators.
Achieving our decarbonisation goals requires strong support from the power sector,
and we are pleased to have CLPe’s support on this important journey.”

Following the signing of the MOU, CLPe and Modern Terminals will launch a series of
feasibility studies and technical assessments for the identified initiatives, with a view
to developing a phased roadmap that advances Modern Terminals’ long-term
electrification and sustainability goals.



About CLPe
CLPe, a wholly owned subsidiary of CLP Holdings Limited, is dedicated to advancing
the transition to low-carbon energy and sustainable development in Hong Kong and
the Chinese Mainland. The company delivers large-scale energy infrastructure and
offers one-stop energy management solutions, comprising cooling, solar power
generation, energy storage systems, electrical and mechanical engineering, and smart
energy services. Its “Build-Own-Operate-Transfer” model effectively supports
customers in achieving energy saving and carbon reduction goals. CLPe actively
promotes electric vehicle charging and liquefied natural gas bunkering services to
support the development of green transport. For more details, please visit
www.clpesolutions.com.



About Modern Terminals Limited
Modern Terminals Limited opened Hong Kong’s first purpose-built container terminal
facility in 1972. Today, the Company owns and operates container terminals at Kwai
Tsing Container Port, Hong Kong. In the Pearl River Delta it operates and holds a
majority of shares in DaChan Bay Terminals and also holds equity stakes in both
Shekou Container Terminals and Chiwan Container Terminal. Modern Terminals is a
customer-focused service provider. The Company’s expertise in the industry,
deployment of advanced equipment and the commitment of its people enable it to
deliver a unique customer experience at the terminals it operates. The Company’s
mission is to be the preferred partner for world-class terminal and supply-chain
services, building global connectivity for the sustainable development of local
economies and the improvement of people’s well-being.
Website: www.modernterminals.com

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Photo Captions:

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Under the MOU, CLPe and Modern Terminals will combine their expertise in energy
infrastructure and port operations to explore electrification opportunities and low-
carbon solutions across the port ecosystem.

(From left) Modern Terminals Limited Managing Director – Hong Kong Mr Charles
Yung, Modern Terminals Limited Group Managing Director Mr Horace Lo, Deputy
Secretary for Transport and Logistics cum Commissioner for Maritime and Port
Development Miss Amy Chan, CLPe Managing Director Mr Ringo Ng, and CLPe
eMobility Director Mr Saraansh Dave.

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(Back row, from left) Witnessed by Modern Terminals Limited Group Managing
Director Mr Horace Lo, Deputy Secretary for Transport and Logistics cum
Commissioner for Maritime and Port Development Miss Amy Chan, and CLPe
Managing Director Mr Ringo Ng, (front row, from left) Modern Terminals Limited
Managing Director – Hong Kong Mr Charles Yung and CLPe eMobility Director Mr
Saraansh Dave sign the MOU to jointly develop a port electrification roadmap and
explore innovative low-carbon solutions for Hong Kong's container port operations.

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