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Hong Kong electricity suppliers offer relief measures for needy, with firms expected to reveal tariff adjustments for 2024

  • CLP Power says it will budget HK$70 million to support low-income families in 2024 while HK Electric has earmarked HK$55 million for initiatives
  • Lawmakers are set to discuss outcome of an interim review of regulatory agreements covering two firms on Tuesday

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Hong Kong’s two power companies supply different parts of the city. Photo: Edmond So

Hong Kong’s two electricity suppliers have announced relief measures to ease the financial burden of low-income families, with the firms expected to reveal their tariff plans for next year on Tuesday.

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CLP Power, the larger of the firms, on Monday said it would budget HK$70 million (US$9 million) to support low-income families in 2024.
HK Electric said it had earmarked HK$55 million to promote its decarbonisation initiatives including cash coupons for needy households next year.

The Legislative Council’s environmental affairs panel will on Tuesday discuss the outcome of an interim review of the regulatory regime, known as scheme of control agreements, covering the power firms.

CLP Power is the larger of the two electricity suppliers. Photo: Edmond So
CLP Power is the larger of the two electricity suppliers. Photo: Edmond So

The companies will also be expected to announce tariff adjustments for 2024 based on their five-year capital expenditure plans to 2028.

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