Highlights from the event included:
Keynote Presentations from thought leaders in EV battery recycling and repurposing.
Engaging Panel Discussions on regulatory frameworks, best practices, and market dynamics driving the industry.
Networking Opportunities that facilitated valuable connections among professionals dedicated to enhancing sustainability in EV battery management.
Special thanks to our esteemed speakers:
- Mr. Horace Wan from Dah Chong Hong (Motor Service Centre) Limited
- Ms. Shirley Kwok from Envision Greenwise Holdings Limited
- Dr. Shengbo Lu from Nano and Advanced Materials Institute Limited
- Ms. Lanzco Cheng from Siemens Limited Hong Kong
Special thanks to Mr. David Lai from the Environmental Protection Department, HKSAR, for his invaluable contributions during the panel discussion.
EE is dedicated to fostering a sustainable future for electric vehicle battery management!
Stay tuned for more updates and insights from future events!
Opening Remarks by Prof. Zhangyang Dong, Head of the Department of Electrical Engineering.
Insights from Mr. Horace Wan of Dah Chong Hong (Motor Service Centre) Limited on the topic: Transforming Motor Aftersales.

Presentation by Ms. Shirley Kwok from Envision Greenwise Holdings Limited discussing: From Local Circularity to Global Markets—Harnessing the Potential of Retired EV Batteries in Hong Kong.
Sharing done by Dr. Shengbo Lu from Nano and Advanced Materials Institute Limited on: Regenerating Direct Cathode Material from Industrial Black Mass.
Contribution from Ms. Lanzco Cheng of Siemens Limited Hong Kong on: Maximizing the Value of Retired EV Batteries through Diagnosis, Second-Life Use, and Recycling.

Panel Discussion moderated by Prof. Henry Chung, featuring the esteemed speakers and Mr. David Lai, Principal Environmental Protection Officer from the Environmental Protection Department, HKSAR, focusing on retirement pathways for retired EV batteries.

Expression of gratitude to Mr. David Lai for his inspiring presentation.
The Department of Electrical Engineering (EE) at City University of Hong Kong (CityUHK) successfully hosted the Joint Lab Phase 9 Ceremony on 8 January 2026, welcoming over 70 participants onsite and online. The event marked another milestone in the Joint Lab programme, which has been fostering academia–industry collaboration since 2019.
The ceremony was graced by Prof. C. K. Michael Tse, Associate Vice-President (Innovation) and Director of the CityU Academy of Innovation, alongside a welcome address by Prof. Z. Y. Dong, Head of EE. Prof. Dong highlighted the importance of internships in preparing students for professional careers, encouraging partners to continue offering opportunities that provide hands-on experience and industry exposure.
Phase 9 introduced six new partners: Changan, Iluvatar CoreX, Megmeet, Rivai, RVOH, and SenseTime, expanding the programme to 52 participating institutions. These collaborations will drive cooperative projects, knowledge transfer, and talent cultivation, reinforcing CityUHK’s mission to nurture innovation and excellence.
The event also spotlighted the CityUHK EE Strategic Research Centre and opportunities for enterprises to support through donations. Sengital Group shared their commitment to collaboration and working on a donation agreement with CityUHK EE.
