Recently, the inaugural Co-Creation and Co-Investment Industry Acceleration Summit (CDIC 2026), hosted by Hong Kong Science and Technology Parks Corporation, officially opened. FluviusH2 Limited was invited to attend the summit and became one of the first batch of projects to receive investment from HKSTP's Co-Incubation Enterprise Acceleration Fund. At the same time, FluviusH2 recently completed its second round of financing, providing further support for the company's continued advancement of core technology R&D, product industrialisation, and market expansion.
Connecting innovation and technology, capital, and industrial applications
Paul Chan, Financial Secretary of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government, attended the opening ceremony. The summit brought together innovation and technology enterprises, investors, and industry leaders to further align cutting-edge technologies with industrial resources. During the event, the FluviusH2 team introduced the company's green hydrogen production technology and related R&D achievements to guests including Paul Chan, Zhong Haoyi, Chairperson of the Board of Directors of Hong Kong Science and Technology Parks Corporation, and Zhang Manli, Deputy Secretary for Innovation, Technology and Industry, and exchanged views on technology application and industrialisation development.
Receiving first-batch investment support from the Co-Incubation Enterprise Acceleration Fund
FluviusH2 became one of the first batch of investment projects under HKSTP's Co-Incubation Enterprise Acceleration Fund. In addition to financing support, the relevant programme also helps enterprises connect with industrial resources and real-world application scenarios, driving technology from R&D toward commercialisation. The completion of this financing marks the company's entry into a new stage of development in terms of technology validation, commercial implementation, and recognition from the capital market.
In terms of industrial application directions, the company has further engaged with potential application projects such as hydrogen-powered drones and hydrogen-powered two-wheelers, creating more possibilities for the deployment of green hydrogen technology.
Starting from Hong Kong, advancing the industrialisation of green hydrogen
In the future, FluviusH2 will continue to deepen its R&D in green hydrogen technology, leveraging Hong Kong's international innovation ecosystem and the industrial resources of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area to promote the deployment of more efficient, more economical, and safer green hydrogen solutions.
