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CLP Group

The CLP Group is one of the largest investor-owned power businesses in Asia Pacific with diversified investments across Hong Kong, the Chinese Mainland, Australia, India, Taiwan Region and Southeast Asia. Our operations span every major segment of the electricity value chain – from power generation, transmission and distribution to retail and smart energy services.

Chairman

The Honourable Sir Michael Kadoorie

CEO

T.K. Chiang

CFO

Alex Keiser

Industry

Electricity

Website

clpgroup.com

Headquarters address

CLP Headquarters, 43 Shing Kai Road Kai Tak, Kowloon, Hong Kong

Stock Code

SEHK: 0002

Year Founded

1901

A domestic helpers’ group says about 80 per cent of its members face restrictions on using air conditioners. Photo: Sam Tsang

Foreign domestic workers in Hong Kong

Hong Kong helpers urge employers to relax ‘air-con ban’ in heatwave

Employer draws widespread online criticism for scolding domestic helper who switched on air conditioner an hour early in hot weather.

3 Jun 2026 - 8:00AM

Hong Kong environmental issues

Solar, so good: Hong Kong’s new landfill-based plant can power 360 homes

28 May 2026 - 10:30PM

Hong Kong economy

CLP Power to raise electricity price for third straight month in June

27 May 2026 - 12:38AM

Hong Kong

Is Hong Kong following Beijing’s lead and ousting Western tech?

A task force is implementing domestic technology in the mainland Chinese public sector, while Hong Kong has no official related policy.

24 May 2026 - 11:00AM

Hong Kong economy

Editorial | With Beijing’s backing, Hong Kong can plan for future energy crises

Fuel subsidies and toll discounts are temporary measures. The city needs to align its energy strategy with China’s five-year plan.

6 May 2026 - 7:15AM

Hong Kong politics

Beijing’s Xia Baolong, top energy official meet with CLP’s Michael Kadoorie

Beijing’s point man on Hong Kong affairs, National Energy Administration hold separate meetings with energy tycoon.

1 May 2026 - 10:28PM

Hong Kong society

Hong Kong’s CLP Power hands out HK$100 shopping coupons to 600,000 customers

Energy firm says it hopes coupons can help stimulate local spending, unleash potential consumption and accelerate economic growth.

2 Apr 2026 - 2:10PM

CLP Power has set aside HK$60 million from its Community Energy Saving Fund to provide the HK$100 coupons. Photo: Handout

Hong Kong economy

Hong Kong on ‘yellow alert’, Kadoorie says, as Middle East war fuels oil crisis

CLP Power chairman Michael Kadoorie says Hong Kong’s electricity supply steady for now and touches on question of his retirement.

3 Apr 2026 - 12:36PM

Hong Kong economy

Customers could pay heftier bills, HK Electric warns, weighs surcharge rise

Fellow utility firm CLP Power earlier increased fuel cost adjustment charge due to discrepancy between actual fuel prices and forecasts.

26 Mar 2026 - 9:02PM

Hong Kong economy

Hong Kong weighs petrol pricing disclosure rule in tenders as fuel costs surge

Environment minister Tse Chin-wan tells Legislative Council government open to reviewing tender policy for petrol station sites to bring down soaring fuel prices.

25 Mar 2026 - 6:20PM

A fuel station in Sha Tin. Pump prices for petrol across Hong Kong have begun to increase again after about two weeks of steady prices. Photo: Sam Tsang

Hong Kong economy

Editorial | Supercomputer hub brings Hong Kong and Shenzhen closer together

A planned supercomputing facility in the Northern Metropolis will help blend the strengths of Hong Kong and Shenzhen.

7 Mar 2026 - 7:15AM

A view of the Sandy Ridge data facility cluster site in the northern New Territories, near Lo Wu, on October 10. Photo: Dickson Lee

Hong Kong housing

Smart meters available to Hong Kong subdivided flats meeting new living standards

CLP Power extends smart meter applications to compliant subdivided flats as the Basic Housing Units Ordinance takes effect.

5 Mar 2026 - 8:35AM

Hong Kong economy

From oil spikes to power bills, how war on Iran will hit Hongkongers’ wallets

Residents may face higher energy and dining costs as analysts stress the city cannot remain immune to surging oil prices.

4 Mar 2026 - 12:23PM

Accidents and personal safety

Power restored after 4-hour outage plunges 760 Hong Kong flats into darkness

CLP says suspected equipment fault disrupted supply at Ha Kwai House in Kwai Chung Estate on Sunday evening, ahead of Lunar New Year’s Eve.

16 Feb 2026 - 7:22PM

The power outage left the building in pitch darkness, prompting many residents to wait outside. Photo: Handout

Hong Kong economy

43 measures for Hong Kong’s CLP to improve power supply after series of failures

Government releases report analysing power supply interruptions and voltage dips between 2021 and mid-2024.

2 Jan 2026 - 11:16PM

Lightning streaks across the sky above Fanling. CLP supplies electricity to the New Territories, Kowloon and most of the outlying islands. Photo: Eugene Lee

Hong Kong society

Power outage briefly leaves 5,000 Hong Kong households in darkness

Outage also leaves some stuck in lifts at shopping centre and university campus, while police get report of traffic lights malfunctioning.

18 Dec 2025 - 10:29PM

Hong Kong society

Editorial | Cheaper electricity bills are nice but not enough

It so happens that lower fuel costs have resulted in a modest cut. A more reasonable tariff adjustment mechanism remains the way forward.

22 Nov 2025 - 7:15AM

Hong Kong society

Hongkongers to pay up to 2.6% less for electricity from 2026 as fuel prices ease

A three-person household would pay about HK$10 less per month with the tariff reductions by CLP Power and HK Electric.

18 Nov 2025 - 10:53PM

Hong Kong’s two utility providers will reduce electricity prices from January. Photo: Sam Tsang

2025 National Games

Hong Kong officials eye Legco poll push with a little boost from National Games

Telecoms group PCCW-HKT is the latest company to encourage employees to cast their ballots in December 7 poll.

2 Nov 2025 - 6:08PMvideocam

2025 National Games

Hong Kong business chiefs, community gear up for National Games torch relay

Athletes such as fencer Kaylin Hsieh and businessmen like Sino Land chairman Daryl Ng and Henderson Land chairman Martin Lee are on list.

2 Nov 2025 - 10:33PM

Legislative Council election 2025

Hong Kong business sector in push to get workers to vote in coming Legco poll

Incentives such as a half day of paid leave and transport subsidies will be offered to encourage staff to cast their ballots on December 7.

31 Oct 2025 - 10:30PM

The Legislative Council election will be held on December 7. Photo: Jelly Tse

Hong Kong environmental issues

Hong Kong nursing home, hospital first to benefit from new CLP energy saving plan

Initiative expected to save both organisations electricity equal to consumption of 120 households annually.

14 Oct 2025 - 7:00AM

(From left) CLP Power Senior Director Lena Low; Permanent Secretary for Environment and Ecology Eddie Cheung; Haven of Hope Christian Service CEO Lam Ching-choi; and CLP’s Chief Corporate Development Officer Quince Chong. Photo: May Tse

Hong Kong society

Over 200 Hong Kong households still sweating without power, 2 days after outage

As of Monday morning, 236 households in Sheung Shui’s Tin Ping Estate still without power, according to authorities, with 473 earlier affected.

15 Sep 2025 - 11:49AM

Accidents and personal safety

Pedestrian killed, 6 others injured in crash in Hong Kong

CLP Power vehicle reportedly hit woman, 55, then collided with another car in To Kwa Wan.

6 Oct 2025 - 6:19PM

Hong Kong economy

Hong Kong residents to get up to 6.7% off electricity bill in September

HK Electric and CLP Power, the city’s main energy firms, adjust fuel costs in response to geopolitical tensions.

25 Aug 2025 - 10:24PM

The smaller bills will affect 593,000 commercial and residential customers in HK Electric’s service areas. Photo: EPA-EFE

Australia

CLP Holdings sees growth in Tuen Mun industrial park as first-half profit falls

Industrial park is located near CLP’s Castle Peak and Black Point Power Stations, both in the New Territories.

4 Aug 2025 - 9:50PM

Chiang Tung-keung, chief executive officer of CLP Holdings. Photo: Handout

Hong Kong society

Residents start to return home as power restored to parts of Hong Kong complex

Residents in three care homes for elderly among those affected at I-Feng Mansions in To Kwa Wan.

27 Jul 2025 - 6:55PM

Hong Kong environmental issues

Hong Kong to impose new emission caps on local power plants from 2030

Authorities to further cut annual allowances for sulphur dioxide, nitrogen oxides and respirable suspended particulates by up to 25 per cent.

30 May 2025 - 7:44PM

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Hong Kong helpers urge employers to relax ‘air-con ban’ in heatwave

Employer draws widespread online criticism for scolding domestic helper who switched on air conditioner an hour early in hot weather.

Solar, so good: Hong Kong’s new landfill-based plant can power 360 homes

CLP Power to raise electricity price for third straight month in June

Is Hong Kong following Beijing’s lead and ousting Western tech?

A task force is implementing domestic technology in the mainland Chinese public sector, while Hong Kong has no official related policy.

.css-1pcrwvc{color:#2aa191;}Editorial | With Beijing’s backing, Hong Kong can plan for future energy crises

Fuel subsidies and toll discounts are temporary measures. The city needs to align its energy strategy with China’s five-year plan.

Beijing’s Xia Baolong, top energy official meet with CLP’s Michael Kadoorie

Beijing’s point man on Hong Kong affairs, National Energy Administration hold separate meetings with energy tycoon.

Hong Kong’s CLP Power hands out HK$100 shopping coupons to 600,000 customers

Energy firm says it hopes coupons can help stimulate local spending, unleash potential consumption and accelerate economic growth.

Hong Kong on ‘yellow alert’, Kadoorie says, as Middle East war fuels oil crisis

CLP Power chairman Michael Kadoorie says Hong Kong’s electricity supply steady for now and touches on question of his retirement.

Customers could pay heftier bills, HK Electric warns, weighs surcharge rise

Fellow utility firm CLP Power earlier increased fuel cost adjustment charge due to discrepancy between actual fuel prices and forecasts.

Hong Kong weighs petrol pricing disclosure rule in tenders as fuel costs surge

Environment minister Tse Chin-wan tells Legislative Council government open to reviewing tender policy for petrol station sites to bring down soaring fuel prices.

Editorial | Supercomputer hub brings Hong Kong and Shenzhen closer together

A planned supercomputing facility in the Northern Metropolis will help blend the strengths of Hong Kong and Shenzhen.

Smart meters available to Hong Kong subdivided flats meeting new living standards

CLP Power extends smart meter applications to compliant subdivided flats as the Basic Housing Units Ordinance takes effect.

From oil spikes to power bills, how war on Iran will hit Hongkongers’ wallets

Residents may face higher energy and dining costs as analysts stress the city cannot remain immune to surging oil prices.

Power restored after 4-hour outage plunges 760 Hong Kong flats into darkness

CLP says suspected equipment fault disrupted supply at Ha Kwai House in Kwai Chung Estate on Sunday evening, ahead of Lunar New Year’s Eve.

43 measures for Hong Kong’s CLP to improve power supply after series of failures

Government releases report analysing power supply interruptions and voltage dips between 2021 and mid-2024.

Power outage briefly leaves 5,000 Hong Kong households in darkness

Outage also leaves some stuck in lifts at shopping centre and university campus, while police get report of traffic lights malfunctioning.

Editorial | Cheaper electricity bills are nice but not enough

It so happens that lower fuel costs have resulted in a modest cut. A more reasonable tariff adjustment mechanism remains the way forward.

Hongkongers to pay up to 2.6% less for electricity from 2026 as fuel prices ease

A three-person household would pay about HK$10 less per month with the tariff reductions by CLP Power and HK Electric.

Hong Kong officials eye Legco poll push with a little boost from National Games

Telecoms group PCCW-HKT is the latest company to encourage employees to cast their ballots in December 7 poll.

Hong Kong business chiefs, community gear up for National Games torch relay

Athletes such as fencer Kaylin Hsieh and businessmen like Sino Land chairman Daryl Ng and Henderson Land chairman Martin Lee are on list.

Hong Kong business sector in push to get workers to vote in coming Legco poll

Incentives such as a half day of paid leave and transport subsidies will be offered to encourage staff to cast their ballots on December 7.

Hong Kong nursing home, hospital first to benefit from new CLP energy saving plan

Initiative expected to save both organisations electricity equal to consumption of 120 households annually.

Over 200 Hong Kong households still sweating without power, 2 days after outage

As of Monday morning, 236 households in Sheung Shui’s Tin Ping Estate still without power, according to authorities, with 473 earlier affected.

Pedestrian killed, 6 others injured in crash in Hong Kong

CLP Power vehicle reportedly hit woman, 55, then collided with another car in To Kwa Wan.

Hong Kong residents to get up to 6.7% off electricity bill in September

HK Electric and CLP Power, the city’s main energy firms, adjust fuel costs in response to geopolitical tensions.

CLP Holdings sees growth in Tuen Mun industrial park as first-half profit falls

Industrial park is located near CLP’s Castle Peak and Black Point Power Stations, both in the New Territories.

Residents start to return home as power restored to parts of Hong Kong complex

Residents in three care homes for elderly among those affected at I-Feng Mansions in To Kwa Wan.

Hong Kong to impose new emission caps on local power plants from 2030

Authorities to further cut annual allowances for sulphur dioxide, nitrogen oxides and respirable suspended particulates by up to 25 per cent.

Editorial | With Beijing’s backing, Hong Kong can plan for future energy crises