1 / 35

A New Horizon for Hong Kong Science Park

darrell
Download Presentation

A New Horizon for Hong Kong Science Park

An Image/Link below is provided (as is) to download presentation Download Policy: Content on the Website is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use and may not be sold / licensed / shared on other websites without getting consent from its author. Content is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use only. Download presentation by click this link. While downloading, if for some reason you are not able to download a presentation, the publisher may have deleted the file from their server. During download, if you can't get a presentation, the file might be deleted by the publisher.

E N D

Presentation Transcript

    1. Creating Synergy in Innovation & Technology – Shenzhen/Hong Kong Cooperation 8 July 2011 A New Horizon for Hong Kong Science Park Nicholas Brooke Chairman Hong Kong Science and Technology Parks Corporation

    3. Our Vision Transforming innovation and technological advancement into value creation that benefits Hong Kong, the Mainland – and the world

    4. Creating Clustering Synergy

    5. World-class Niche Technologies

    6. Cluster Distribution (as at 30 Jun 2011)

    7. Partner Company Mix (as at 30 Jun 2011)

    8. World-Class Infrastructure Business Facilities Well-run R&D related working space Business facilitating amenities including business centre and meeting rooms

    9. World-Class Infrastructure Convention & Exhibition Facilities

    10. Market-focused Laboratories & Technical Support

    13. China has overtaken the US as the world's biggest consumer of energy

    14. China’s Ambition in Green Technology

    15. China’s Ambition in Green Technology

    16. The Green Opportunities in China China is emerging as a leader in many environmental areas including renewable energy adoption, vehicle fuel economy and emissions, and energy efficiency China aims to boost the share of non-fossil fuels in its primary energy mix to 15% by 2020 Over half of China’s residential buildings will need to be rebuilt in the next 20 years, government support for the eco-city movement is impressive Alignment of government, businesses, non-governmental organisations and other stakeholders on the vision of a more environmentally sustainable China

    18. Green Initiatives in Hong Kong Please refer to attached pages from the consultancy reportPlease refer to attached pages from the consultancy report

    19. Green 18 A prototype for testing out some of the latest green technologies and supporting HK’s green agenda Set the tone for the next exciting stage of the Park – Phase 3 development

    21. Other Green Features Wind Turbine Horizontal Sun Break Light Pipes Ethylene Tetrafluoroethylene (ETFE) Roof Water Efficiency Solar Thermal Low-Emissivity Glass

    22. Hong Kong Science Park Phase 3

    23. Project Particulars

    24. Phase 3 Objectives To plan and develop Phase 3 into a sustainable development that incorporates the latest practical green technologies and sustainable building design To use Phase 3 as a showcase for sustainable practice, construction and development in Hong Kong Targeting net zero carbon with due consideration of cost-effectiveness and road-mapping To evolve Phase 3 into the catalyst to develop Hong Kong and Pearl River Delta Region as the hub for Green-tech

    25. Sustainability Design Principles

    26. Building a Green Future at Science Park The design and construction of Phase 3 will attract international leading green technology service providers to set up and establish their operations in HK, thus stimulating and enhancing the growth of the cluster Science Park is poised to assume a central position in strengthening HK’s green culture and spurring innovation in the Green Tech sector Advances on this front would not only enhance the competitiveness of Hong Kong but also address the global imperative to consume renewable energy and protect the environment

    27. Hong Kong Science Park Enabling Growth and Innovation

    28. The Best of Shenzhen

    29. The only mainland city that borders on Hong Kong Abundant workforce A young city where innovative spirit provides motivation for industrial development The first low carbon eco-demonstration city approved by the Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development Strong and supporting physical connectivity with Hong Kong The Best of Shenzhen

    30. The Best of Hong Kong An ideal place for technology entrepreneurs to set up business: Hong Kong’s strong IP-protection regime Vibrant financial and sound legal system Geographic advantage to the China market Availability of educated and skilled manpower Low tax base and relatively simple tax system Plus HK’s uniqueness as a compact city with world class infrastructure, making it an ideal platform to test out green technologies in the areas of EV, energy management, recycling, pollution management, thin film solar panel, etc

    31. Hong Kong / Shenzhen – Creating Value Across Boundaries Capitalising on the respective strengths of the two cities Providing an integrated and comprehensive offer covering R&D, product development, production and access to market Assisting overseas companies who are unfamiliar with regulations and practice in the Mainland Facilitating identification of business partners and acting as business modeling intermediates

    32. Hong Kong-Shenzhen Business Model Example – DuPont Apollo Ltd R&D facilities in Hong Kong and manufacturing capabilities in Shenzhen, forming a full value chain: Hong Kong contributed R&D base at Science Park The Shenzhen Municipal Government provided land and other facilities to support the downstream development and manufacturing of solar energy products

    33. Other Examples – ICT Cluster

    34. Other Examples – Electronics Cluster

    35. HK-Shenzhen Business Model Taking advantage of One Country, Two System’s opportunities Continue to promote the unique combination of Hong Kong as an IP hub and Shenzhen as a recognised centre for value added manufacturing production Develop joint programmes to assist Mainland companies with advanced technologies who wish to use Hong Kong as a platform for their future regional and global aspirations Widen collaboration to include assistance with partner identification and market familiarisation for SME’s and newly emerging businesses

More Related