AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoRenewables in Macau: Nam Kwong has finished Macau’s first integrated clean-energy setup at the Taipa Pac On fuel terminal, pairing rooftop solar (64.8 kW peak) with a 215 kWh battery bank and smart EV charging; it entered trial in June and is reported to cut energy costs by about 46%, with plans for more low-carbon facilities. Beach water checks: Hong Kong’s EPD graded water quality for 39 gazetted beaches plus one non-gazetted site, with 9 rated Good, 22 Fair, 8 Poor and 1 Very Poor; several beaches saw rating changes after recent rain, including Stanley Main Beach slipping from Grade 1 to 2. Flood and summer safety: Macau’s IAM urged stronger summer disaster-prevention, including tighter inspections at accident-prone spots and attention to green areas, markets and hawker zones, as part of broader public safety work. Cyber risk for critical systems: Macau’s Judiciary Police said it will upgrade its cybersecurity situational awareness this year and review key rules, citing rising threats like deepfake scams and more alerts to critical infrastructure. Clean-energy collaboration beyond Macau: Hong Kong’s Environment Secretary Tse Chin-wan visited Qinghai, focusing on ecological monitoring and AI-enabled wildlife and landscape surveillance, and pushing further clean-energy and environmental technology cooperation.
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