Hong Kong Science Park Showcases 24 Green Tech Companies at Eco Expo Asia 2026

Hong Kong Science Park (HKSTP) is showcasing the latest green technology solutions from 24 leading green tech companies at the Eco Expo Asia 2026, covering areas such as energy production, storage, and application. The aim is to demonstrate how local green research can transition from the laboratory to everyday life, highlighting Hong Kong's strength as an international green technology hub.

Exhibition Highlights and Participating Companies

Among the companies exhibiting at the HKSTP booth, nine are making their debut, showcasing technologies in new energy, battery materials, energy storage, electric vehicle charging, and retrofitting. HKSTP has been supporting the national 14th Five-Year Plan and Hong Kong's first five-year plan, aiming to establish Hong Kong as an international innovation and technology center, with green technology recognized as one of the four strategic industries.

The exhibition runs from now until October 29, located at Hall 3 of the AsiaWorld-Expo, with the HKSTP booth at 3-E02.

Innovative Technology Showcase

During the expo, participating companies are presenting several innovative technologies, including:

• World's Fastest Liquid-Cooled Single-Gun Fast Charging Equipment: Developed by TriTerra Technology, this liquid-cooled supercharging equipment has a single-gun power output of up to 3,000kW, designed for rapid charging of heavy vehicles.
• Classic Car Electrification Solutions: Refined Motor showcases retrofitting technology that successfully converts classic cars into electric vehicles with remote control capabilities.
• Smart Energy Storage Systems: Provided by Leyton Energy, this smart battery storage system is suitable for various commercial and temporary power supply scenarios.
• High-Speed Sodium Battery Electric Motorcycles: China Sodium Battery (CNAE) presents sodium battery electric vehicles and start-stop batteries, offering energy storage options beyond lithium.
• Fully Recyclable Wind Power Design: Yuanda and Fa Energy Technology showcase a new aluminum wind turbine that addresses the recycling challenges of traditional wind power generation.

HKSTP hopes to leverage this expo to assist participating companies in connecting with government departments, corporate clients, and investors, seeking market expansion opportunities to further promote the development of green technology in Hong Kong.

Source: Hong Kong Science Park