Lobbying Governance
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E |
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CIMC Enric offers only limited insight into its climate-related lobbying. The company notes that it is “engaged with hydrogen energy development in Hong Kong” and cites broad government initiatives such as the Chief Executive’s 2022 Policy Address and forthcoming strategies on a “Citywide Green Transformation Roadmap and Timetable for Public Buses and Taxis” and a “Strategy of Hydrogen Development in Hong Kong,” but it does not identify any specific bills, regulations or consultations in which it has sought to intervene. It provides no information on the channels it uses to influence policy—there is no mention of meetings, submissions, letters, trade-association work, or any policymaking bodies it targets. Its stated objective is merely to support the growth of a local hydrogen ecosystem and facilitate the “Dual Carbon” goal, without spelling out what policy changes, mandates, or incentives it wants adopted. Consequently, the disclosure leaves readers without a clear picture of which climate policies the company tries to shape, how it does so, or what concrete outcomes it is pursuing.
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D |