The rapid evolution of energy technologies and sustainable solutions is transforming how engineering projects are designed, delivered and managed across the world. To remain competitive and resilient, engineers must understand emerging innovations, global best practice and real-world applications of cutting-edge energy systems.
This joint webinar, delivered by the Hong Kong Institution of Engineers (HKIE) and the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE), will bring together international speakers and panellists to share insights into the latest developments in energy engineering. Through expert presentations and discussion, the session will explore how innovation is improving efficiency, sustainability and productivity across the energy sector.
The event is designed for early-career professionals and future leaders seeking to broaden their global perspective, gain practical knowledge, and be inspired to shape the future of energy engineering.
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The Hong Kong Institution of Engineers (HKIE) is a statutory professional engineering body established in 1975, originally founded as the Engineering Society of Hong Kong in 1947. It aims to raise the standing and visibility of engineers in Hong Kong, facilitate knowledge exchange, and set standards for training and certification.
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