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CLP launches high-voltage distribution box power supply solution to support fast charging for electric vehicles
The number of electric vehicles (EVs) in Hong Kong continues to grow, driving rising demand for high-speed charging infrastructure. CLP Power stated that it is continuously optimizing its power supply network and providing flexible, diversified power supply solutions tailored to the needs of various charging projects, thereby assisting the industry in accelerating the expansion of the EV charging network. The Sinopec PIT Ultra supercharging station in Kowloon Bay, converted from a former petrol station, is among the first supercharging stations within CLP Power’s supply area to utilize high-voltage distribution boxes for power supply, and has recently commenced operations. As early as the planning stage, the CLP Power team worked closely with Sinopec, providing technical support including site assessment, power supply design, and construction coordination. To accommodate the site and
CLP HOLDINGS To Go Ex-Dividend On September 2nd, 2026 With 0.63 HKD Dividend Per Share
September 1st (Beijing Time) - $CLP HOLDINGS(00002.HK)$ is trading ex-dividend on September 2nd, 2026.Shareholders of record on September 3rd, 2026 will receive 0.63 HKD dividend per share on
CLP Power Hong Kong Launches Trial of Hydrogen-Blended Natural Gas Power Generation to Accelerate Hong Kong’s Low-Carbon Energy Transition
CLP Power is conducting a hydrogen-natural gas blending power generation pilot project at the Black Point Power Station, marking Hong Kong’s first demonstration of hydrogen-blended power generation within a power plant. The Inter-departmental Working Group on Hydrogen Energy, led by the Environment and Ecology Bureau, announced today (the 27th) that the project has been included in the list of "Local Application Pilot Projects for Hydrogen Fuel." CLP Power is accelerating related works to facilitate Hong Kong’s low-carbon energy transition. The first phase of the project involves one gas-fired generating unit at the Black Point Power Station, where approximately 5% hydrogen will be blended with natural gas for power generation. The initiative aims to provide valuable references regarding technical requirements, power generation efficiency, and commercial viability of hydrogen energy. Upon completion of the works
Over 50 investment fraud cases reported in one week, with losses exceeding HK$30 million; a local man in his sixties lost HK$2.8 million after falling for an "eco-waste recycling scheme"
The Hong Kong Police Force’s "Cyber Guardian" social media platform announced that over the past week, more than 50 investment fraud cases were reported, with total losses exceeding HK$30 million. Recently, a local man in his sixties met a scammer via Facebook and developed an online friendship; the two subsequently switched to WhatsApp for further communication. A few days later, the scammer claimed to be an employee of CLP Power and falsely stated that they were collaborating with the State Grid Corporation of China on an investment project involving "environmentally friendly waste materials," luring the victim with promises of substantial profits. Throughout the process, the scammer did not provide any website or other formal information, merely describing the scheme via text messages. After the victim agreed to invest, the scammer stated
CLP Power's fuel adjustment charge will rise to HK$0.451 per kilowatt-hour starting in September.
CLP Power Hong Kong Limited (CLP) announced that the fuel adjustment clause charge for September would be HK$0.451 per kilowatt-hour (kWh), a month-on-month increase of HK$0.001, primarily reflecting changes in actual fuel prices over the past three months. To alleviate the living burden on grassroots residents, CLP has introduced a three-month "Special Fuel Charge Rebate." From August to October this year, residential customers with monthly electricity consumption of 900 kWh or less will receive a fuel charge rebate of HK$0.08 per kWh. It is estimated that approximately 50% of eligible residential customers will benefit from this measure. After the rebate, the fuel adjustment clause charge for eligible residential customers in September stands at HK$0.371 per kWh. Based on an average monthly household electricity consumption of 450 kWh,
CLP Holdings Earnings Call: Growth, Transition And Risks
HSBC Research: The Northern Metropolis to Trigger a Decades-Long Super Investment Cycle, Benefiting 14 Stocks Across Eight Key Industries
HSBC Research released a report stating that the Northern Metropolis is not merely a major infrastructure project but will also reshape Hong Kong’s economic landscape and drive the transition toward innovation and technology. Given that the development plan will receive the government’s strongest support, it implies structural shifts in demographic patterns and the housing market. The bank believes that eight major sectors—real estate, construction, utilities, transportation, data centers, telecommunications, robotaxis, and finance—will benefit, and has selected 14 stocks that stand to gain the most. HSBC noted that the market should view the development of the Northern Metropolis as a super-investment cycle spanning decades, rather than a short-term earnings catalyst, with regulated utilities being the most direct and low-risk beneficiaries.
CLP HOLDINGS: 2026 Interim Report
Huatai Securities Sticks to Their Buy Rating for CLP Holdings (CLPHF)
UBS Sticks to Their Hold Rating for CLP Holdings (CLPHF)
Citi: CLP Holdings rated 'Neutral' with a target price of HK$78
Citi reported that CLP Holdings (00002) posted first-half earnings slightly above expectations, with interim profit rising 6.6% year-over-year to HK$5.997 billion, surpassing the market consensus of HK$5.62 billion. Underlying operating profit, excluding fair value changes, increased 9.7% year-over-year to HK$5.733 billion. The improvement in earnings was primarily driven by higher contributions from all major overseas markets and continued growth in its regulated Hong Kong business. The stock maintains a 'Neutral' rating with a target price of HK$78. During the period, Hong Kong operating profit rose 6% year-over-year to HK$4.736 billion. Australia benefited from strong performance in EnergyAustralia's customer business, driving a year-over-year increase in earnings.
CLP Holdings (00002): Fuel costs may trend upward in the near term.
Regarding the development of the Northern Metropolis, Jiang Dongqiang stated that the power grid backbone for the Northern Metropolis has already been prepared, and in the future, electricity supply will be provided in a timely manner in alignment with the government's development pace.
CLP Holdings (00002.HK) aims to increase the share of zero-carbon energy and is exploring investment opportunities in Taiwan, Vietnam, and Laos.
CLP Holdings (0002.HK) Chief Executive Officer Tony Jiang stated that in response to significant volatility in international fuel prices triggered by geopolitical instability in the Middle East, CLP has implemented a lagged monthly fuel cost adjustment mechanism. From January to August this year, electricity tariffs in Hong Kong have been cumulatively adjusted by approximately 4%, a significantly smaller increase compared to the fluctuation in global oil prices. To alleviate cost-of-living pressures on residents, the Group has introduced a three-month relief measure: eligible residential customers will receive fuel cost rebates from August to October, with individual households receiving cumulative discounts exceeding HK$100. Jiang emphasized that, in the long term, CLP aims to incorporate more zero-carbon energy sources, including nuclear power or renewable energy, as zero-carbon energy is fundamentally
CLP Holdings Posts Higher Profit in H1 Despite Flat Revenue
CLP Holdings (HKG:0002) posted an increase in first-half earnings attributable to shareholders to HK$6.00 billion, from HK$5.62 billion a year earlier.Earnings per share came in at HK$2.37 from HK$2.2
CLP Holdings (00002) will pay an interim dividend of HK$0.63 per share on September 15.
CLP Holdings Limited (00002) announced that it will pay a second interim dividend of HK$0.63 per share for the year ending December 31, 2026, on September 15, 2026.
CLP Holdings (00002.HK) reported a 6.6% year-on-year increase in total profit for the first half of the year, reaching HK$5.997 billion, with an interim dividend of HK$0.63 per share.
Gelonghui, August 6 — CLP Holdings Limited (00002.HK) announced its interim results for the first half of 2026, reporting resilient performance and stable operations. During the period, the Group’s total profit rose by 6.6% year-on-year to HK$5.997 billion, compared to HK$5.624 billion in the same period last year. Underlying operating profit, before fair value changes, increased by 9.7% to HK$5.733 billion. This result was supported by the steady contribution from the Hong Kong business, which continues to provide core support to the Group, as well as improved profitability across other business segments. The Board declared a second interim dividend of HK$0.63 per share.
CLP Holdings: 1H Rev Growth Driven by Contributions From Hong Kong Sales, Gain on Divestment of India Power Station >0002.HK
CLP Holdings: 1H Rev Growth Driven by Contributions From Hong Kong Sales, Gain on Divestment of India Power Station >0002.
CLP Holdings 1H Hong Kong Electricity Sales HK$23.88B >0002.HK
CLP Holdings 1H Hong Kong Electricity Sales HK$23.88B >0002.
Blue Chips: CLP Holdings (00002.HK) reported a first-half net profit of HK$5.997 billion, up 6.6%, with its second interim dividend maintained at HK$0.63 per share.
CLP Holdings Limited (00002.HK) announced its interim results for the six months ended 30 June 2026, reporting revenue of HK$42.856 billion, essentially flat year-on-year. Net profit rose by 6.6% year-on-year to HK$5.997 billion, which includes items affecting comparability, primarily gains from the sale of the Hargil power plant in India. Earnings per share amounted to HK$2.37. An interim dividend of HK$0.63 per share was declared, unchanged from the same period last year. In the first half of the year, operating profit from Hong Kong energy operations and related activities—before fair value adjustments—increased by 5.7% to HK$4.83 billion, primarily benefiting from higher capital investment in electricity infrastructure and reduced interest expenses. Electricity sales volume in Hong Kong rose year-on-year.