Against the backdrop of global energy transition and carbon neutrality goals, China’s photovoltaic industry has achieved leapfrog growth and become a core driving force for worldwide energy transformation. Recently, the 227kW rooftop distributed photovoltaic power generation project at Len Shing Industrial Centre in Hong Kong, undertaken by Skyworth PV, successfully passed final inspection and acceptance. This marks Skyworth PV’s first distributed PV EPC project launched in Hong Kong’s market. As the chief consultant of the project, Asia-Pacific ESG Strategy Research Institute (APESG) provided end-to-end professional guidance and targeted resource coordination, laying a critical foundation for the smooth cross-border delivery of the project and helping build a model benchmark for green energy transition in Hong Kong.
Technical Implementation to Build a Benchmark PV Project in Hong Kong
The newly completed PV project at Len Shing Industrial Centre stands as a key milestone in Skyworth PV’s market expansion in Hong Kong. Every stage from design and construction to inspection reflects its international technical competence and refined management capabilities.
The project owner is Len Shing Holdings Co. Ltd., founded in 1976 by Chairman Mr. Chong Shui Kit. With businesses spanning real estate investment, private equity funds and asset management, the group boasts profound industry experience and diversified layouts. Currently, Len Shing Holdings Co. Ltd. is actively advancing low-carbon transformation. Its recognition and endorsement of photovoltaic green energy solutions have laid a solid foundation for this joint project.
As the EPC service provider, Skyworth PV caters to clients’ diverse demands for green transition by delivering customized full-industry-chain solutions. Following professional site surveys and assessments of Len Shing Industrial Centre, the team scientifically planned module arrangement and array design across the 2,140㎡ rooftop to maximize photovoltaic power generation potential. A total of 386 SKYWORTH High Efficiency Series 590W high-power modules were installed, bringing the total installed capacity to 227kW with an estimated first-year power output of 300,000 kWh.
The project adopts a full grid export model, under which all generated clean electricity is fed into the public grid. Supported by Hong Kong government’s Feed-in Tariff (FIT) scheme for photovoltaic power, it is projected to generate around HK$800,000 in annual power revenue, delivering both environmental and economic benefits. Notably, construction officially commenced on September 5, 2025, and finished on October 23 of the same year. The entire construction cycle took merely 58 days, fully demonstrating Skyworth PV’s robust EPC project management and technical execution capabilities.
Support from the Hong Kong Productivity Council (HKPC) also guarantees high-standard delivery of the project. A pioneer in Industry 4.0 and Enterprise 4.0, HKPC boasts extensive expertise in technological R&D and innovation services. Its professional resources and forward-looking insights continuously boosted project development and provide sustained momentum for the power station’s long-term operation.
APESG Empowers Smooth Delivery of Cross-border Projects
As an international financial hub and core pivot of the Greater Bay Area, Hong Kong’s green energy market enjoys supportive policies while enforcing stringent industry standards. In recent years, Hong Kong’s Climate Action Blueprint 2050 has set clear targets for renewable energy development, creating a favorable policy landscape for distributed photovoltaic projects. Meanwhile, it imposes stricter requirements on technical adaptability, regulatory compliance and local resource integration. Serving as the chief consultant, Asia-Pacific ESG Strategy Research Institute (APESG) leverages mature methodologies and hands-on experience in green transition and sustainable development. It delivered comprehensive, systematic professional guidance to address core hurdles facing cross-border projects including policy barriers and resource coordination, acting as a decisive guarantee for the project’s successful launch.
Specializing in sustainable development across the Asia-Pacific region, APESG maintains in-depth knowledge of Hong Kong’s energy policies, market mechanisms and industrial demands, alongside an extensive regional resource network. During project implementation, APESG capitalized on its strengths on two fronts. First, it facilitated precise connection of core stakeholders and accelerated efficient cooperation between Skyworth PV and Len Shing Holdings Co. Ltd., securing a high-quality site for project deployment. Second, it provided full-cycle compliance consultancy and localized adaptation guidance to ensure all project phases comply with Hong Kong’s regulatory rules, enabling Skyworth PV to break local market barriers through its technical strengths.
Mr. Joseph Mak, Dean of APESG, commented: “Our core mission is to build an intelligent engine for sustainable development across the Asia-Pacific. Photovoltaics serves as a vital instrument to advance regional low-carbon transition and deliver tangible carbon reduction outcomes for Hong Kong. APESG’s core value lies in building professional communication bridges to match premium green technologies with market demands, offering collaborative support for cross-border sustainable projects. This embodies our commitment to our mission of ‘building bridges for sustainable development’.”
New Chapter of Cross-border Collaboration, Setting a New Benchmark for PV Global Expansion
The successful completion of the PV project at Len Shing Industrial Centre in Hong Kong not only highlights Skyworth PV’s solid technical strength in EPC services — covering the full value chain including design, manufacturing, supply, installation, commissioning and after-sales warranty — but also fully validates the proven value and practical results of Asia-Pacific ESG Strategy Research Institute (APESG)’s integrated model of “professional consultancy plus resource matching”.
From an industrial perspective, the project realizes seamless alignment between China’s PV technologies and Hong Kong’s market demands, accumulating valuable cross-border project experience for mainland PV enterprises going global. From a regional development standpoint, it stands as a vivid example of cross-border green collaboration within the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area. It facilitates deep integration between mainland China’s PV industrial strengths and Hong Kong’s green transition demands, laying a solid foundation for building a green energy corridor across the Greater Bay Area.
Moving forward, Asia-Pacific ESG Strategy Research Institute (APESG) will further leverage its strengths in policy research and resource integration, focusing on practical demands for cross-border deployment of more green technologies. Drawing on hands-on project experience, it will provide professional consultancy and resource matching services to outstanding green enterprises, cutting their communication costs and compliance risks in cross-border cooperation. Through targeted professional empowerment, APESG will help mature green technologies and solutions enter global markets, enabling their orderly circulation and efficient application across the Asia-Pacific and worldwide, contributing China’s expertise to advance regional energy transition and global sustainable development.