The Government today released the Green Bond Report 2025, which sets out the allocation of the proceeds raised from green bond issuances and the expected environmental benefits of the projects financed.

The Government has so far issued green bonds totalling around $240 billion to fund various green projects in Hong Kong.

Secretary for Financial Services & the Treasury Christopher Hui said the report provides comprehensive information on the projects funded by the Government Sustainable Bond Programme.

He added that to consolidate Hong Kong's position as a regional and international green and sustainable finance hub, the Government's efforts will be made to accelerate innovative financial development, foster a conducive regulatory environment and build a cross-sector ecosystem by leveraging the city's strengths in the bond market, green and sustainable finance, as well as fintech.

The proceeds raised by the Government through issuances of green bonds have been fully allocated or earmarked for green projects, including the construction and rehabilitation of trunk sewage rising mains in Cheung Sha Wan, the expansion of North District Hospital and the high performance computer system for the Hong Kong Observatory.

Click here for the report.