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Hong Kong SAR China
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The School of Energy and Environment (SEE) of the CityU University of Hong Kong (CityU) aspires to be a leading school to foster an interdisciplinary approach to tackle challenges in the areas of energy and environment to enable sustainable development.

SEE represents the School of Energy and Environment of CityU as well as Sustainability, Energy, and Environment. Our interdisciplinary efforts capitalize on our faculty’s special expertise in climate change and air pollution, building and energy efficiency, innovative environmental treatment processes, waste to energy, renewable energy conversion and storage, energy management, and sustainability policies and economics. We have strong networks with world-leading scholars and industry professionals who engage with us in knowledge exchange activities, including collaborative research and direct industrial and government contract research.

School is privileged to be a research and education hub in sustainability, energy, and environment and striving towards excellence to be the global leader for energy, environment, and sustainability. Our research achievements underpin the education we offer to our students. Our goal is to nurture a new generation of energy professionals who take an interdisciplinary and holistic view of climate change mitigation and emissions reduction in finding innovative solutions to produce clean energy and sustainable development.

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