Hang Lung Properties says Mainland portfolio to run on 100% renewable electricity by Oct. 2026

By Public Technologies
  • Hang Lung set a target to run all 11 operating Mainland China properties on 100% renewable electricity by Oct. 1, 2026.
  • Whole-building procurement covers landlord operations, tenants’ power use across 2.65 million sqm of gross floor area.
  • Renewable supply sourced via China’s power market from wind, solar; includes electricity and associated green attributes.
  • Expected procurement of 440,655 MWh by year-end 2026; estimated to avoid 227,513 tonnes of greenhouse gas emissions.
  • Milestone positioned as progress toward a net-zero commitment, with a longer-term goal of 100% renewable electricity across all operations by 2050.


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