Kevin Choi (8th from left), JP, Permanent Secretary for Innovation, Technology and Industry, Jean-Pascal Tricoire (9th from left), Chairman of Schneider Electric, Jonathan Chiu (7th from left), President of Schneider Electric Hong Kong, and partner representatives, attended Innovation Summit Hong Kong 2026.
"We are building a complete AI ecosystem: frontier research, world-class computing infrastructure, AI-enabled public services, responsible governance framework, and a talent base that reaches every part of society," said Kevin Choi, JP, Permanent Secretary for Innovation, Technology and Industry of the HKSAR Government. "Turning AI into real economic and social value needs industry, research institutions and the community working together. With our international connectivity and our close ties with the Mainland, Hong Kong is well placed to be your partner in this journey."
(From left) Jean-Pascal Tricoire, Chairman of Schneider Electric, was joined by Lee Williamson, Editorial Director, Asia of Fortune, for a leadership dialogue on "The Next Frontier of Innovation, Impact and Growth."
"We are entering a defining era where energy and AI are becoming inseparable," said Jonathan Chiu, President of Schneider Electric Hong Kong. "As demand for AI continues to surge, so too does the need for timely deployment of efficient, resilient and intelligent energy infrastructure. At Schneider Electric, we believe the future will be powered by energy intelligence, advancing the digital backbone essential to Hong Kong's next era of sustainable growth and innovation."
Jonathan Chiu, President of Schneider Electric Hong Kong, delivered the opening keynote, "A Defining Moment for Advancing Energy Tech in Hong Kong."
Co-innovating Hong Kong's I&T Ecosystem
Featuring a distinguished line-up of expert speakers, the summit hosted a series of insightful panel discussions exploring how AI, innovation, and sustainability can strengthen Hong Kong's competitiveness.
(From left) Steven So, Chief Operating Officer of NTT Com Asia, Terry Wong, Chief Executive Officer of Hong Kong Science and Technology Parks Corporation, Theresa Yeung, Managing Principal, East Asia of Arup, and Simon Ng, Chief Executive Officer of Business Environment Council (Moderator), exchanged insights on powering the future of AI through an integrated ecosystem.
The panel discussion, "Executive Insight: Powering the Future of AI Through an Integrated Ecosystem," brought together Steven So, Chief Operating Officer of NTT Com Asia, Terry Wong, Chief Executive Officer of Hong Kong Science and Technology Parks Corporation, and Theresa Yeung, Managing Principal, East Asia of Arup. Moderated by Simon Ng, Chief Executive Officer of Business Environment Council, the session explored the future of AI through the lens of long-term strategy, cross-sector collaboration, regulatory frameworks, and sustainability governance.
(From left) Farrukh Shad, SVP, Head of Sustainability Business, APAC & MEA of Schneider Electric, Patrick Ho, Head of Sustainable Development of Swire Properties, and David Kim, Head of Sustainability of The Bank of East Asia, Limited, discussed how connected intelligence can drive sustainable growth.
In another session, "The Sustainable Growth Imperative: Connecting Intelligence for Greater Impact," featured Farrukh Shad, SVP, Head of Sustainability Business, APAC & MEA of Schneider Electric, Patrick Ho, Head of Sustainable Development of Swire Properties, and David Kim, Head of Sustainability of The Bank of East Asia, Limited. They shared insights on leveraging connected intelligence across operations, finance, and sustainability to drive measurable business outcomes, enhance operational resilience, and create long-term value.
(From left) Johnny Cheuk, Senior Vice President & Hong Kong Executive Leader of AECOM, Donald Choi, Managing Director of Urban Renewal Authority, Travis Kan, Director, Digital Energy, Power Products, Industrial Automation of Schneider Electric Hong Kong, Calvin Lee Kwan, Head of Sustainability of Link Asset Management, and Grace Kwok, Director of Hong Kong Green Building Council (Moderator), shared insights on how technology, partnership, and action in the built environment can drive Hong Kong's growth.
The panel discussion, "Hong Kong's Growth Engine: Technology, Partnership and Action in the Built Environment," gatheredJohnny Cheuk, Hong Kong Executive Leader & Senior Vice President of AECOM, Donald Choi, Deputy Chairman and Managing Director of Urban Renewal Authority, Travis Kan, Director, Digital Energy, Power Products, Industrial Automation of Schneider Electric Hong Kong, and Calvin Lee Kwan, Head of Sustainability of Link Asset Management. Moderated by Grace Kwok, Director of Hong Kong Green Building Council, the session spotlighted the role of technology, collaboration, and action in unlocking the transformative potential of Hong Kong's built environment, particularly the Northern Metropolis.
Reaffirming Schneider Electric's commitment to fostering a robust and diverse I&T ecosystem, the summit was also supported by a range of industry associations.
Schneider Electric Hong Kong showcased its latest AI-powered energy technology portfolio that accelerates efficiency and sustainability.
Powering Growth with Energy Technologies
At the summit, Schneider Electric showcased how its latest energy technologies can help businesses enhance efficiency and strengthen resilience while supporting Hong Kong's journey toward carbon neutrality by 2050.
Buildings: Transforming into Strategic Business Assets
EcoStruxure™ Foresight Operation, an AI-powered platform that unifies operations across energy, power, and building management for real-time optimization and predictive insights, can boost operational efficiency by up to 50%.
EV Charging: Electrifying Private Vehicles, Commercial Fleets, Car Parks, and Depots
Schneider Electric'send-to-end smart EV charging portfolio is designed to support charge point operators (CPOs), building owners and enterprises in advancing their sustainability journey, spanning a full range of AC and DC EV charging hardware, load management, power distribution, battery energy storage, vehicle-to-grid (V2G) technologies, and one-stop local service support.
Data Centers: Engineering the Backbone of AI Factories
Schneider Electric's full AI factory portfolio includes fully engineered reference designs, digital twin simulations, liquid and air cooling, 800 VDC and high-density power, prefabricated solutions, as well as lifecycle software and services – all purpose-built to enable future-ready AI infrastructure at scale.
Power and Grids: Enabling the Energy Transition at Scale
The leading SF6-free medium voltage switchgear portfolio, powered by pure air and vacuum switching, reduces carbon impact by eliminating the greenhouse gas SF6. With its digital-native, water-resistant, and modular architecture, it enables predictive maintenance, improves network visibility, and is ideal for modern smart grid applications.
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