The Environment & Ecology Bureau in Hong Kong has granted approval to eight trial projects focused on hydrogen fuel technology. These projects aim to explore the use of hydrogen as a sustainable energy source for powering electric vehicles. Among the approved projects, there are plans to introduce hydrogen fuel cell (HFC) goods vehicles for cross-boundary transport and local passenger services. Companies like Wilson Logistics and Kam Wai Tourist Bus (HK) Company have been given the green light to test HFC vehicles for transport purposes. Other projects involve the provision of electricity through hydrogen power generation equipment to charge electric vehicles at commercial buildings and construction sites. The initiatives also include extracting hydrogen from the town gas network to generate electricity for charging EVs and providing power to construction sites. With a total of 26 applications approved for hydrogen energy trial projects, Hong Kong is making significant strides towards adopting eco-friendly and innovative solutions for sustainable transport.