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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

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Hong Kong economy

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Hong Kong environmental issues

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Commissioner for Labour Sam Hui says thresholds could be adjusted after the heat-stress warning was not upgraded during hottest day on record.

12 Aug 2026 - 12:18AM

Labour officials are reviewing the sensitivity of Hong Kong’s heat-stress warning system after it remained at its lowest level during record heat. Photo: Sam Tsang

Hong Kong economy

CLP posts HK$5.73 billion underlying profit in first half of 2026

Chairman Michael Kadoorie says company will invest to strengthen electricity supply in Northern Metropolis megaproject.

7 Aug 2026 - 9:16AM

Crime in Hong Kong

Woman arrested over power theft after Hong Kong flat fire kills 5 pets

Investigators say woman, 56, left Mong Kok flat with air conditioner running and blaze suspected to have been triggered by short circuit.

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Hong Kong politics

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7 Jul 2026 - 12:04AM

William Wong resigned as a lawmaker on Friday. Photo: Handout

Hong Kong economy

Hong Kong power firms to give residential customers rebates as bills soar

Two power suppliers say they will provide a subsidy between August and October to ease the pain of rising electricity bills.

26 Jun 2026 - 8:21PM

Hong Kong property

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US$6.5 million sale in Po Garden delivers a 238 per cent gain, as mainland buyers sustain demand for high-end homes in the city.

4 Jun 2026 - 7:30PM

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

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

Hong Kong environmental issues

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

Jointly developed by Veolia, SHKP and Citic Pacific, facility features about 1,850 solar panels spanning 140,000 square feet.

28 May 2026 - 10:30PM

The solar farm at South East New Territories Landfill features about 1,850 panels spanning an area of 140,000 square feet. Photo: Elson Li

Hong Kong economy

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

Hong Kong’s main power supplier increased its fuel cost charge to 42.6 HK cents per unit of electricity, up 5.4 per cent from May.

27 May 2026 - 12:38AM

Hong Kong

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24 May 2026 - 11:00AM

Hong Kong economy

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

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6 May 2026 - 7:15AM

A petrol station in Wan Chai on April 10, a day after the government proposed short-term measures including diesel subsidies of HK$3 per litre and reduced toll fees to ease pressures on the commercial transport sector. Photo: Jelly Tse

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

Top Beijing official Xia Baolong (centre right) meets CLP Holdings chairman Michael Kadoorie (centre left). Photo: Handout

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

Hong Kong economy

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

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

6 Aug 2026 - 3:34PM

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

HK Electric has said that it will initially decrease its fuel charge cost in April, but may raise it mid-year if fuel prices remain high or further increase. Photo: SCMP

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

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

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

CLP Power have extended smart meter applications to subdivided flats that meet new government living standards. Photo: Sam Tsang

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

Analysts warn Hong Kong may feel the impact of rising oil prices amid the escalating conflict in the Middle East. Photo: Sam Tsang

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

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

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

Footage from the Hong Kong Institute of Contemporary Culture Lee Shau Kee School of Creativity shows students continuing to learn in the dark. Photo: Handout

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

A night view of Hong Kong Island and Kowloon from The Peak on August 25. Photo: Sam Tsang

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

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

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CLP Group

‘Squeezed further’: calls for SME energy subsidies as power fuel surcharges soar

Industry leader urges relief for Hong Kong SMEs and household consumption vouchers to ease pressures and support local businesses.

Customers facing steeper electricity bills as Hong Kong firms raise fuel charges

Higher energy demand from Hong Kong heatwave could trigger outages, expert warns

Hong Kong considers lowering heat-stress warning thresholds amid criticism

Commissioner for Labour Sam Hui says thresholds could be adjusted after the heat-stress warning was not upgraded during hottest day on record.

CLP posts HK$5.73 billion underlying profit in first half of 2026

Chairman Michael Kadoorie says company will invest to strengthen electricity supply in Northern Metropolis megaproject.

Woman arrested over power theft after Hong Kong flat fire kills 5 pets

Investigators say woman, 56, left Mong Kok flat with air conditioner running and blaze suspected to have been triggered by short circuit.

Legco could tighten members’ code after Wong drink-driving case: Starry Lee

Wong was arrested on suspicion of drink-driving, careless driving and failing to stop and report an accident late last month.

Hong Kong power firms to give residential customers rebates as bills soar

Two power suppliers say they will provide a subsidy between August and October to ease the pain of rising electricity bills.

CLP’s Betty Yuen sells Mid-Levels flat as Hong Kong luxury market improves

US$6.5 million sale in Po Garden delivers a 238 per cent gain, as mainland buyers sustain demand for high-end homes in the city.

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

Jointly developed by Veolia, SHKP and Citic Pacific, facility features about 1,850 solar panels spanning 140,000 square feet.

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

Hong Kong’s main power supplier increased its fuel cost charge to 42.6 HK cents per unit of electricity, up 5.4 per cent from May.

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 Group 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.

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