HKIE President's Protégés 2025/2026, 銅鑼灣記利佐治街1號金百利9樓, Hong Kong (2026)

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06/05/2026

Inside China’s National New Energy Vehicle Innovation Centre🚗⚡

How much do we really understand about new energy vehicles?

As Protégés Cyrus, Stone and Vincent, we recently visited the 國家新能源汽車技術創新中心 in Beijing — and quickly realised that new energy vehicles are far more than simply “cars powered by electricity.”

Inside the centre, we discovered that the real story begins far beneath the vehicle shell. From intelligent chips powering the car’s “brain” 🧠, to precision instruments testing semiconductor reliability, battery R&D platforms, rigorous performance validation systems, and immersive driving simulators recreating real user scenarios 🎮 — every layer revealed how complex and interconnected the ecosystem truly is. Finished electric and autonomous vehicle models were displayed as showcases of integration, not just products on display.

What struck us most is that this industry is not built on isolated upgrades. It is the result of a fully coordinated value chain — chip design, standards development, system integration, safety verification and beyond. As engineers, we are not simply optimising parts; we are part of a system-level revolution, reshaping how mobility is designed, powered and experienced. 🔧🌱

We left with a renewed perspective: the future of mobility is not defined by what we see on the road, but by the invisible engineering beneath it — and that’s where real transformation begins. 🚀

28/04/2026

🌏 HKIE PPC Delegation Visits in Tonkin + Taylor & Beca Group in Christchurch, New Zealand! 🇳🇿🇭🇰

A full day of knowledge exchange in New Zealand! ☀️ We started the morning at Tonkin + Taylor (T&T) where Chairman Ir Derek Yu introduced PPC, Ms Teresa Chau and Ms Winky P**n shared their current projects 💼, and Mr Hayden Bowen, Geotechnical Expertise Director of T&T shared his involvements in geotechnical works since the 2011 Christchurch earthquake, from case studies to foundation and ground improvement solutions 🏗️🌏

Special thanks to Mr Mike Jacka, Geotechnical Expertise Directorat T+T for leading a city walk around the town centre, showcasing key infrastructure and Christchurch’s post-earthquake transformation 👣🏙️

Over lunch, we had the pleasure of connecting with Ms Kennie Tsui, the President of the Engineering New Zealand, and Mr Alfred Chung, Senior Associate at Beca Group. A great opportunity for meaningful exchange and insights 🤝

In the afternoon, we visited Beca Group, where Mr Peter Mia gave an insightful presentation. Ms Hilary Sin and Mr Jerry Ng proudly shared their Hong Kong projects, highlighting innovative solutions for high-density urban challenges and resilient infrastructure 🔥

We wrapped up with a lively networking session with young Beca Group engineers — full of inspiring conversations and fresh perspectives! 🌟

Big thanks to Tonkin + Taylor and Beca Group teams for the warm welcome and engaging discussions 🤝 Building stronger connections between HK and NZ engineers one conversation at a time 🌏

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28/04/2026

From Steel Furnace to Innovation Landmark: Our Visit to Shougang Park 🔥➡🌆
Have you ever imagined an abandoned blast furnace becoming one of Beijing’s newest landmarks?
As Protégés Cyrus, Stone and Vincent, walking through Shougang Park felt like stepping into a living lesson of engineering reinvention. After steel production ceased, the site was not demolished. Instead, its powerful industrial skeleton was preserved and infused with new purpose. Today, it has evolved into a thriving hub for innovation, trade and technology incubation — and even hosted the Big Air venue for the 2022 Winter Olympics. 🏂
What inspired us most is how engineering connects every chapter of this transformation. From industrial manufacturing to adaptive reuse, and now to nurturing future technologies, the same engineering mindset continues to shape its evolution. Even today, around 60% of the materials used in new energy vehicle panels are supplied by the Shougang Group. 🚗⚡
The visit also prompted us to reflect on how advanced steel applications continue to shape modern infrastructure. For instance, ultra‑high strength steel S960 has been applied in Hong Kong’s Fanling North Footbridge project — showing how material innovation and structural engineering go hand in hand in building lighter yet stronger structures.
Walking beneath the towering furnaces, we realised that engineering is not only about building what’s next — it is about reimagining what already exists and turning yesterday’s foundations into tomorrow’s opportunities.

24/04/2026

Engineering Legacy Shining in the Capital 🎉✨

Cyrus, Vincent, and Stone attended the ”香港工程傳奇展覽@首都“ in Beijing to celebrate the HKIE’s 50th Anniversary. The exhibition highlights five decades of excellence across three categories: Infrastructure, Industrial, and Innovation.
Reflecting on the Legacy Awards, we were moved by icons like Hong Kong’s First Metro Subway, Daya Bay Nuclear Power Station, and optical fiber. While these seem like everyday staples now, they were revolutionary breakthroughs that built our city’s foundation. 🌉✨

Beyond technical insights, Cyrus and Vincent served as MCs, showcasing the versatility and leadership of the next generation. As proteges, this golden jubilee reinforces our commitment to driving high-performance infrastructure. Proud to see our professional values shining in the Capital!

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23/04/2026

Last Friday was a night to remember at the HKIE Annual Dinner 2026! 🌟

While the evening was a celebration of the entire engineering profession under the theme ”Together we RISE“.

Huge congratulations to our proteges, Katie and Jimmy, for their stellar performance as the MCs of the night! 🎤👏 Watching them command the stage with such grace, energy, and professionalism was a true testament to the spirit of the PPS, nurturing the next generation of leaders who aren‘t afraid to step into the spotlight.

As engineers, we know that we only reach new heights when we support one another. Seeing our youth members shine alongside industry veterans perfectly captured what ”Together we rise“ is all about. 🚀🏢
Thank you to everyone who joined us for an unforgettable evening of connection and celebration. 🥂

Let’s keep rising together! 📈✨

22/04/2026

Over the last two weekends (11/4 & 18/4), 84 students from 15 schools (21 teams) transformed from code-curious to algorithm-masters. We dove deep into how engineers solve the ”shortest path“ problems using Python—and the results were legendary! 🛣️💻

Have you ever wondered how Google Maps magically finds the fastest route to your destination, how Uber drivers reach you in minutes, or how your online parcels arrive at your doorstep so efficiently? The ”shortest path“ isn‘t just a math concept; it is a vital engine of our daily lives, ensuring maximum efficiency and saving time in everything we do.

During the workshop, students were taught the fundamentals of Python coding and were guided by our tutors to bring the Dijkstra Algorithm to life through their own scripts. Beyond the screen, teams tackled a challenging worksheet designed to test their engineering judgment, analytical skills, and problem-solving abilities.

It was a tough competition, but we were impressed by their talent! Congratulations to the top three teams who demonstrated exceptional skill and walked away with book vouchers! 🏆📚

HKIE PPC and Insquare Foundation are proud to continue engaging future talents with the latest technology and innovation. By bridging the gap between theory and code, we are sparking the curiosity that will build the cities of tomorrow.

Check out the slides for some of our favorite moments and that massive group photo! 📸👉

Who’s ready for the next challenge? 🛠️🔥

21/04/2026

⚡🌍 Powering tomorrow through global exchange and engineering collaboration

On 15 April 2026, the Power Tomorrow: HKIE x ICE Joint Webinar – Global Innovations in Energy Engineering, jointly organised by the The Hong Kong Institution of Engineers (HKIE) and Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE), brought together distinguished leaders, industry experts, and participants from around the world for an inspiring exchange on the future of energy engineering. This meaningful event was driven by the collective efforts of HKIE President’s Protégés 2025/2026, ICE President’s Future Leaders and ICE Early Careers Network (ECNet) London. 🤝✨

The webinar featured a series of insightful presentations:

Mr. Marc Thiry on offshore wind power 🌊
Ir Dr. Vincent Cheng on district cooling systems ❄️
Dr. Sara Supaamornkul on nuclear technology ☢️
Ir Jimmy Zhu on battery energy storage systems 🔋
Mr. Justin Etherington on low‑carbon urban futures 🏙️

The engaging panel discussion was expertly moderated by Dr. Kenneth Leung, fostering thoughtful dialogue across disciplines and regions.🌱

We would also like to express our sincere gratitude to Ir Alice Chow, President of The Hong Kong Institution of Engineers, and Mr. David Porter, President of the Institution of Civil Engineers, for their opening remarks and leadership in fostering this valuable platform for international exchange. 👏🌐

A heartfelt thank you to all speakers, organisers, supporting institutions, and attendees for making this event so meaningful. 🙏 It was encouraging to see how cross-institutional collaboration and global knowledge sharing can inspire new perspectives on the future of sustainable energy engineering. ♻️⚙️ We look forward to more opportunities to connect ideas, people, and engineering solutions for a better tomorrow. 🚀

16/04/2026

Last Friday, MI division successfully hosted two flagship events – the Annual Symposium & Annual Dinner – bringing together industry leaders, young engineers, and innovators. Huge thanks to Alice Chow, HKIE President, for her unwavering support 🙌 One of Protege Ip is glad to support the organising team for making this happen.

🧠 This year’s Symposium theme:
Co-creation, Integration, Recognition: New Opportunities for Manufacturing and Industry in the Era of Embodied Intelligence
「共創・共融・互認：具身智能時代製造與工業工程的新機遇」

🤖 What is Embodied Intelligence?
It’s the next frontier of AI – where intelligent algorithms are embedded into physical machines (robots, smart devices, etc.), enabling them to sense, learn, and act in the real world. Think beyond chatbots: embodied AI can physically interact, adapt, and solve complex tasks autonomously. This is reshaping manufacturing and industrial engineering as we know it!

Looking ahead, we’re excited to drive the New Productive Force and explore innovative solutions together. Let’s keep co-creating the future! 🚀

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15/04/2026

✨ Inspiring climate conversations with young climate enthusiasts! 🌍

On 9 April 2026, HKIE Young Members Committee (YMC) successfully hosted the ‘COP Climate Dialogues: Shaping a Sustainable Future’, bringing together youth delegates at COP and experts to exchange insights on global climate governance and climate action. Over 40 participants joined this insightful event. 💬🌱

Our President’s Protégé Teresa Chau shared her journey at COP30 as a member of the HKIE delegation, reflecting on global climate insights, youth engagement, and memorable moments from COP. 💡🌱

💬 Big thanks to President Ir Alice Chow, Senior Vice President Ir Prof Frank Chan, Past President Ir Dr Otto P**n, Immediate Past Chairman of the Gas and Energy Division Ir Jason Fan, and fellow Protégés Katie, Kevin, and Deborah for their support throughout the event. We would also like to express our gratitude to YMC for the kind invitation.

🙌💚 Together, we’re shaping a more sustainable future.⚙️♻️

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14/04/2026

🇨🇦 Toronto Reflections: Learning, Sharing, and Connecting as Protégés

Katie and Kenneth’s journey to Toronto was more than just a trip — it was a meaningful platform for professional dialogue and global exchange. 🌎✨

Through visits to Alectra and Toronto Water, we gained valuable insights into infrastructure planning, utility operations, and the role of engineers in supporting resilient and sustainable cities. These exchanges also continued at the Toronto reception, where we shared Hong Kong’s engineering perspectives with the local community and reflected on how engineers can act as bridges between cities and cultures. 🛠️🤝

Our engagements with HKETO and Professional Engineers Ontario (PEO) provided an important opportunity to discuss how professional bodies and institutions can help bridge engineers on both sides. We exchanged views on professional standards, mobility, and pathways for mutual recognition, reinforcing the value of collaboration in supporting engineers working across jurisdictions. 🌍📘

Amid a full programme, a short walk through downtown Toronto offered a moment to reflect on the journey and the strength of our global engineering network. 🏙️

We return with a renewed appreciation for international collaboration and a continued commitment to representing Hong Kong’s professional values wherever we go. 🇭🇰✨

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