About this Programme

In an era of escalating climate challenges, adopting innovative technologies for mitigation is no longer optional but essential for businesses aiming to thrive sustainably. Climate change mitigation is a critical component of responsible business strategy and environmental stewardship.

This in-person course offers an immersive learning experience for business professionals. Through expert-led sessions, you will explore cutting-edge climate change mitigation technologies tailored for business applications. Join us to empower your business with the knowledge to combat climate change effectively!

Programme Highlight

Carbon Capture, Utilization, and Storage (CCUS) have been recognized as a vital tool for climate change mitigation, especially being a negative emission technology essential for achieving carbon neutrality goals on time.

This course will cover the following topics:
• Identify the role of CCUS in climate change mitigation.
• Describe and evaluate various carbon capture technological pathways and  carbon capture technologies.
• Briefly introduce carbon storage and utilization technological pathways.
• Assess the technological readiness level and costs of CCUS.
• Explore the potential of implementing CCUS in Hong Kong.

Date and Time:

Level of Recognition

Participants will receive certificates of completion for each module attended

Medium of Instruction

English

Duration

3 hours

Module Fee

HKD 600

Module Instructor

Prof. Jin Shang is an Associate Professor at the School of Energy and Environment at City University of Hong Kong. He specializes in adsorption-based gas separation technology, focusing on carbon capture, carbon removal, natural gas and hydrogen purification, and the extraction of ambient toxic gases or vapors. Prof. Shang’s accolades include the 2024 Carbon Capture Award for Excellent Research and the 2022 ISTP-Bogen Young Scientist Award. He serves as an editor for several prominent journals including Cambridge Prisms: Carbon Technologies and Carbon Capture Science & Technology. He is recognized among Stanford’s top 2% most highly cited scientists in 2022, 2023, and 2024.