Join our interactive workshops at the Stephenson Harwood Hong Kong office and learn more about energy transition in greening the built environment & supply-chain resilience.

Morning Workshop - Energy Transition in Greening the Built Environment
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- The built environment is one of the most important frontiers for climate action, given its significant energy consumption, carbon emissions, and long-term infrastructure footprint. This interactive workshop will explore how energy transition strategies can accelerate the greening of buildings, infrastructure, and urban developments.

Afternoon Workshop - The Underserved Pain Point: Building Climate-Ready Supply Chains - Risk, Resilience, and Greening

- Supply chains are increasingly exposed to climate risk, regulatory pressure, resource constraints, geopolitical uncertainty, and rising expectations from customers, investors, and regulators. Yet supply chain resilience and greening remain underserved challenges for many organisations, particularly SMEs and companies operating across complex regional and global value chains.

This interactive workshop will explore how businesses can identify vulnerabilities, reduce emissions, improve transparency, strengthen supplier engagement, and build more resilient and sustainable supply chains.