To drive the electrification of Hong Kong’s logistics and transportation industry, Halo Energy has partnered with Goodman, one of Hong Kong’s largest logistics facility providers, to build Hong Kong’s largest commercial EV fast-charging network across Goodman’s logistics centres. This groundbreaking infrastructure project was officially launched on 30 October 2025, injecting strong momentum into the development of commercial electric vehicles and laying a solid foundation for a smart, green city. We are at a historic turning point where the electrification of logistics and transportation is inevitable. This is not only a proactive response to the global call for carbon reduction but also a commitment to creating bluer skies, cleaner air, and a sustainable future for the next generation. However, the road to widespread adoption of commercial EVs has not been easy. Challenges such as “no place to charge,” “charging too slow,” and “vehicles too large” have long plagued the industry. Despite government efforts to promote EV policies, the number of electric taxis and trucks in Hong Kong has yet to surpass 1,000—far behind the adoption rate of private cars. For heavy trucks, charging facilities are almost nonexistent. Today, the launch of Hong Kong’s largest commercial EV fast-charging network—powered by the collaboration between Goodman and Halo—marks a new beginning and a bold declaration of change. By breaking through long-standing charging bottlenecks, we are delivering an all-in-one, efficient, and user-friendly solution tailored for the industry. This network will remove barriers and accelerate the transition toward a greener future for Hong Kong’s logistics sector.
1. Goodman Global Gateway (Tsuen Wan) 2. Goodman Dynamic Centre (Tsuen Wan) 3. Goodman Shatin Logistic Centre Phase 1 (Fo Tan) 4. Goodman Tuen Mun Distribution Centre Block 1 (Tuen Mun) 5. Goodman Tuen Mun Distribution Centre Block 2 (Tuen Mun) 6. Goodman Western Plaza (Tuen Mun) 7. Goodman Interlink (Tsing Yi)
Group photo of all guests
Guests of honour joined the Goodman and Halo Energy teams for a group photo, symbolising seamless collaboration and a shared vision
The officiating guests proudly presided over the opening ceremony of Hong Kong’s largest commercial EV charging network, a collaboration between Goodman and Halo Energy
The officiating guests and other distinguished attendees posed for a group photo, jointly witnessing this milestone event.
Mr. Martin Tsang, Chief Executive Officer and Founder of Halo Energy
Former Financial Secretary of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region – Mr. John Tsang
Ms. Carmen Chu, Director of Transport Consulting, East Asia Region, Arup
Former Chairman of the Logistics and Transportation Division, The Hong Kong Institution of Engineers – Mr. Charles So
Honorary Treasurer of the Gas & Energy Division, The Hong Kong Institution of Engineers – Ms. Justina Yim
Representatives from multiple commercial vehicle brands attended the opening ceremony, underscoring strong industry support.
The opening ceremony was graced by representatives from multiple electric taxi industry associations, showing strong support for the event and highlighting the sector’s commitment to sustainable transportation development.