- Business
- CK Infrastructure Holdings Limited (CKI), incorporated in 1996 and headquartered at Cheung Kong Center in Hong Kong with registered office in Bermuda, operates as one of the world's largest listed infrastructure companies, focusing on investments in energy infrastructure including electricity generation and distribution, gas production and supply via networks such as UK Power Networks, Northern Gas Networks, Wales & West Gas Networks, Australian Gas Networks, SA Power Networks, Powercor, CitiPower, United Energy and Wellington Electricity; transportation infrastructure encompassing toll roads like Shen-Shan Highway and Shantou Bay Bridge, rail assets through UK Rails (Eversholt Rail) and highways; water infrastructure via Northumbrian Water; waste management and waste-to-energy through Dutch Enviro Energy (AVR), Enviro NZ and Energy Developments (EDL); household infrastructure including Reliance Home Comfort and ista; and infrastructure-related businesses such as cement manufacturing through Green Island Cement subsidiaries, asphalt production via Anderson Asphalt, property and securities investment, project management, Canadian Midstream Assets, Canadian Power, Park'N Fly, Seabank Power, Dampier Bunbury Pipeline, Multinet Gas Networks, Phoenix Energy and UK Renewables Energy, with operations spanning Hong Kong, Mainland China, the United Kingdom, Continental Europe, Australia, New Zealand, Canada and the United States as a subsidiary of CK Hutchison Holdings Limited. CKI maintains a significant stake in Power Assets Holdings Limited and pioneers clean technologies including hydrogen transition in gas networks, hydrogen-powered trains, distributed solar systems, renewable natural gas, carbon capture and smart city solutions. In 2024, the company completed acquisitions of a 40% stake in Phoenix Energy, Northern Ireland's largest gas distribution network, alongside partners CK Asset and Power Assets for approximately HK$7.4 billion enterprise value; a 69 MW renewable energy portfolio mainly solar assets by UK Power Networks Services with 90% revenue from long-term agreements and UK government subsidies; Powerlink Renewable Assets in the UK; expanded presence in EV charging in Germany through ista's acquisition of Chargemaker GmbH; and in August launched a secondary listing on the London Stock Exchange to enhance global standing, broaden shareholder base and support international growth, while announcing a further acquisition of a 175 MW onshore wind farm portfolio in the UK for approximately HK$3.5 billion, alongside completing expansions like the Agnew power station and advancing hydrogen projects such as Hydrogen Park South Australia.