• Secondary school students (S1-6)
• Teachers
• Parents

Ir Mandy Leung

• Head of Asset Strategy, CLP Power Hong Kong Limited
• Recipient of The President’s Award 2026, The Hong Kong Institution of Engineers
• Past Chairlady of the Electrical Division, The Hong Kong Institution of Engineers
• Member of the Curriculum Development Council, Education Bureau

About Ir Mandy Leung

Ir Leung is the Head of Asset Strategy at CLP Power Hong Kong Limited, where she stewards the company’s electricity asset portfolio to enhance reliability, digitalisation, and support Hong Kong’s long-term decarbonisation goals.

Ir Leung has held key leadership roles including the past Chair of the Electrical Division, the Electrical Discipline Advisory Panel, and the Public Service Committee of the Hong Kong Institution of Engineers (HKIE), actively promoting professional development and industry exchange. She also serves on the HKSAR Government’s Curriculum Development Council, which champions STEAM strategies to inspire future engineers.

• Leadership, Public Service, and Shaping the Future

  Ir Leung's personal career journey, her leadership roles in HKIE, and her contributions to the HKSAR Government's Curriculum Development Council on STEAM education demonstrate how leadership and public service can shape Hong Kong's future.

 

• Hong Kong's Energy Transition: Challenges and Engineering Innovations

  CLP Power's work in enhancing electricity reliability while supporting Hong Kong's long-term decarbonisation and sustainability goals highlights real-world engineering innovations driving the city's energy transition.

 

• From Classroom to Impact: Building a Career in Engineering Innovation

  Practical advice for students on developing key skills—technical excellence, creativity, communication, leadership, and interdisciplinary thinking—and preparing for university engineering studies and pursuing rewarding careers in green technology and innovation.

 

• Sustainability as a Career Opportunity in Hong Kong

  Emerging career paths in green tech, smart cities, climate resilience, and energy policy and regulation show students how sustainability opens doors to meaningful and future-proof jobs locally.

 

• Women in Engineering and Breaking Stereotypes

  Encouragement for students—especially young women—to actively pursue engineering and STEM pathways and to become future leaders who create real impact in Hong Kong, highlighting the importance of diversity in solving complex sustainability problems.