Community Activities & SEE Crab News

Dates: 7 & 28 November 2025 Location: Seongmisan School, Seoul The Asian Energy Studies Centre (AESC) of the Hong Kong Baptist University, Department of Geography, conducted two consecutive workshops at Seongmisan School as part of the Phase 3 development of the Smart Energy Community Research Programme. These sessions aimed to equip students with foundational skills to become “AI-assisted Junior Home Energy Auditors,” while deepening their understanding of the links betwee

Date：18-26 October 2025 Location: Hong Kong Science Park It was an honor that our SEE project has been selected for showcasing as Hong Kong Baptist University (HKBU)’s transdisciplinary innovations spanning health and humanities at the InnoCarnival 2025, which opened on 18 - 26 October 2025. There are total of six projects of HKBU being showcased at the HKBU pavilion, which our SEE project is being presented to demonstrate HKBU support towards society’s sustainable developmen

Date: 4 November 2025 The Asian Energy Studies Centre from the Hong Kong Baptist University Department of Geography visited Fung Kai No.1 Primary School with 20 students from the course GEOG3007 to support a STEM-focused energy workshop, serving around 110 Primary 5 students. The one-hour programme introduced the concept of a simplified home energy audit through interactive, hands-on activities. During the workshop, HKBU students guided the children to observe everyday applia

Date: 7 November 2025 The Asian Energy Studies Centre (AESC) of the Hong Kong Baptist University, Department of Geography, organised a service-learning day trip to Shenzhen for 15 students from the course GEOG3007. The programme included a morning STEM workshop with SEN students, and an afternoon visit to a carbon-neutral community, offering HKBU students hands-on engagement with low-carbon education and green innovation. In the morning session, AESC and HKBU students visited

Date: 17 October 2025 The Asian Energy Studies Centre (AESC) of the Hong Kong Baptist University, Department of Geography, organised a workshop titled “Junior Energy Detectives”  at Hong Chi Morninglight School, Yuen Long. Around 17 students from Hong Chi, and 20 students from HKBU Geography Department enthusiastically participated in this interactive programme designed to cultivate energy awareness through hands-on learning and play. By stepping into the role of energy detec

Joint Policy Paper Submission by CarbonCare InnoLab and HKBU Geography Department The Asian Energy Studies Centre (AESC) and the Department of Geography at Hong Kong Baptist University are delighted to announce our continued collaboration with CarbonCare InnoLab (CCIL)  in advancing the development of smart and inclusive energy communities in Hong Kong. Building on a long-standing partnership between AESC research team and CCIL, this joint initiative bridges academic research