FluviusH2 | Hong Kong Science Park Hydrogen Forum Explores New Energy Directions for a Low-Carbon Future

FluviusH2 | Hong Kong Science Park Hydrogen Forum Explores New Energy Directions for a Low-Carbon Future

1

Forum Overview: Cross-Sector Dialogue on the Strategic Value of Hydrogen

On 4 December 2025, the academic and technological exchange forum themed "Hydrogen Industry - Unlocking the Technological Path for Future Renewable Energy", hosted by the Innovation Centre of Hong Kong Science Park, concluded successfully. Focusing on core issues in the hydrogen energy industry, this forum brought together multiple hydrogen energy enterprises within the park, top overseas scholars, and experts in the energy field. Through the format of "academic exchange + technical discussion", it built a platform for in-depth industry-academia-research dialogue, further enhancing the awareness of all sectors regarding the strategic importance and development potential of hydrogen energy.

2

Key Insights: Connecting Global Expertise with Industry Experience

Three authoritative experts from the UK and technical consultants of FluviusH2 — Prof. Patricia Rodriguez Macia, Prof. James Birrell, and Dr. Adrian Hery Barranco — focused on expounding "the application of natural enzymes and proteins in improving hydrogen production efficiency". From technical principles to implementation pathways, they provided innovative directions for cost reduction and efficiency enhancement in the hydrogen production process; meanwhile, combining global energy transition trends, they analysed the market opportunities and challenges of sustainable renewable energy.

3

Industry Perspectives: Science Park Innovators Explore Deployment

The organiser specially invited founders of 3 hydrogen energy enterprises in the park to hold a "Roundtable Dialogue on Innovative R&D", focusing on technology transformation and industrial practice:

Among them, Duan Zehui, founder of FluviusH2, proposed the "environmental strategic positioning of natural enzymes" and shared the large-scale application achievements of this core technology in the company's hydrogen production products. By optimising the hydrogen production process through enzyme technology, carbon emissions can be significantly reduced, providing a practical solution for the development of green hydrogen energy under global carbon reduction policies.

4

Looking Ahead: Building Consensus to Advance the Hydrogen Industry

This forum was not only a concentrated exchange of wisdom in the global hydrogen energy sector (both at home and abroad) but also built a connecting bridge for "academic research - technology transformation - industrial application". On one hand, it enabled the industry to more clearly grasp the cutting-edge of hydrogen energy technology and market demand; on the other hand, it laid the foundation for long-term exchange and cooperation among park enterprises, scholars, and industry institutions, helping the global hydrogen energy industry move towards a more efficient, greener, and more sustainable direction.