- CEO
- Tung Keung Chiang
- Full Time Employees
- 7,069
- Sector
- Utilities
- Industry
- Regulated Electric
- Address
- 8 Laguna Verde Avenue Hung Hom Hong Kong
- IPO Date
- Nov 18, 2005
- Business
- CLP Holdings Limited, an investment holding company listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange under ticker 0002 (CLPHY OTC), succeeds China Light & Power Company Syndicate founded in 1901 and headquartered at CLP Centre in Kai Tak, Hong Kong, operates as one of Asia-Pacific's largest investor-owned power businesses, engaging in the generation, transmission, distribution and retailing of electricity across the full value chain; it maintains a diversified generation portfolio encompassing renewables including wind, hydro and solar, alongside nuclear, gas and coal-fired assets totaling 18,664MW equity capacity as of June 30, 2025 supplemented by 4,582MW long-term purchases, over 17,500 kilometres of transmission and distribution lines, energy storage solutions, pumped storage services, energy infrastructure and property investment activities; operations span Hong Kong where wholly-owned CLP Power Hong Kong Limited serves over 5.19 million electricity accounts for 80% of the population and Kowloon, the Chinese Mainland, Australia via EnergyAustralia, India through 50-50 joint venture Apraava Energy with CDPQ, Taiwan Region and Thailand, targeting residential, commercial and industrial customers with retail electricity and gas services. In recent developments, CLP commissioned two renewable energy projects on the Chinese Mainland in early 2025 while commencing construction on several others and advancing projects under development to double its regional renewable portfolio medium-term; it expanded EV charging infrastructure via subsidiary CLPeSolutions partnering with Link Asset Management Limited to deploy over 250 fast and ultra-fast chargers across Hong Kong Island, Kowloon and New Territories by end-2025 targeting nearly 1,000 within two years; in August 2025, CLP Power Hong Kong signed a memorandum of understanding with Hang Seng Bank to promote low-carbon initiatives among Hong Kong businesses; the group reported resilient first-half 2025 results amid market volatility with operating earnings before fair value movements at HK$5,227 million, 8% below prior-year amid one-time items including the Wooreen Energy Storage System in Australia, while refocusing capital on Hong Kong and China for clean energy growth with other markets self-funded.