This workshop will explore the transition to green packaging through a sustainability lens, focusing on the principles and practices that guide companies towards eco-friendly alternatives. We will highlight the benchmarks for success and the strategic shifts necessary for reducing carbon footprints in packaging, emphasizing the role these practices play in meeting ESG objectives and driving forward a circular economy. In addition, the workshop will delve into the future of mobility, showcasing cutting-edge solutions and innovative services revolutionizing the industry. Attendees will discover how the latest technological advancements are being leveraged to create sustainable transportation systems for the future, setting new benchmarks for efficiency and environmental responsibility.
Learnings
Danny Chong
Business Development Manager
Business Development Manager
Mr. Danny CHONG has over 10 years of working experience in E&E international commercial labs – Business Development of Key Account Management. He has also experience in handling projects in the field of Renewable Energy especially in Hydrogen industry.
Chris Ho
General Manager, Rail
General Manager, Rail
A safety and reliability consultant, technical and management process assessor, and Chartered engineer with over 20-year experience in a number of complex rail and non-rail projects.
Provides railway consultancy services in Systems Assurance (SA), fire engineering, Reliability, Availability, Maintainability and Safety (RAMS) modelling and performance assessment, risk management, safety engineering, Independent Safety Assessment (ISA), human factors, cybersecurity, asset management and systems engineering and integration.
Ron Ng
the Head of the Green Technology
the Head of the Green Technology
Mr. Ron Ng, the Head of the Green Technology, Baguio Green Group
Ike Xu
Technical Manager
Technical Manager
Mr. Ike Xu is the technical manager of TÜV Rheinland with over 12 years’ professional experiences in environmental consulting and audit industry, focusing on recycled materials verification, waste management, water governance, EHS audits, carbon audits, corporate carbon strategies development, and supply chain environmental management. Before entering TÜV Rheinland, he spent five years working in world’s leading third-party company as environmental product line manager, mainly serving for fortune 500 companies and MNCs. Mr. Xu holds a master degree in environmental management of Illinois Institute of Technology and a bachelor degree in ecology of Sun Yat-sen University.
TÜV Rheinland is a leading provider of testing and inspection services worldwide. For over 150 years, the company has helped make the world a safer place. Today, more than 28,000 employees test, inspect and certify products, plants and processes, while also providing training for people in a wide range of professions. Operating from 500 locations in more than 50 countries, TÜV Rheinland helps safeguard key areas of business and everyday life. Headquartered in Cologne and generating annual revenue of close to €3 billion, the company plays a key role in quality assurance worldwide. TÜV Rheinland has been a member of the UN Global Compact since 2006, demonstrating its commitment to anti-corruption and sustainability. Website: www.tuv.com
Our company’s sustainability goals for 2026:
The Focus Areas of Our Sustainability Strategy to 2030
At TÜV Rheinland, we follow a clear vision: a world that is always safe and sustainable – today and tomorrow. With our expertise and commitment, we support our customers as a reliable and trusted partner.
Our sustainability strategy focuses on five focus areas: impact-driven services, a safe, fair, and engaging working environment, decarbonized business activities, safe and responsible digitalization, and reliable business conduct and relationships. These focus areas enable us to continuously improve both our own sustainability performance and our services in the areas of environmental, social, and governance (ESG).
Basis: Double Materiality Analysis
TÜV Rheinland’s refined sustainability strategy is based on an in-depth analysis of the positive and negative impacts of our activities on people and the environment, our strategic priorities, and the risks and opportunities of our business activities related to sustainability.
To identify which topics are most relevant for TÜV Rheinland, we conducted a double materiality analysis. The results confirm that our existing sustainability priorities remain relevant. At the same time, they highlight the growing importance of topics such as digitalization and data security.
Sustainability Strategy 2026-2030
As a result, the topics that are most important to us as a company, to our business model, and to the TIC industry (testing, inspection, certification) remain central to our sustainability strategy. These include, among others, the safety of our employees, the decarbonization of our business activities, and acting with integrity in all our activities. At the same time, we actively address emerging developments, such as advances in Artificial Intelligence.
The Focus Areas of Our Sustainability Strategy to 2030
Our Focus Area: “Impact-Driven Services”
Our goal is to support our clients in achieving their sustainability ambitions. To this end, we are expanding our services in the areas of environmental, social, and governance (ESG) across all business streams and regions, while maintaining our strong focus on consistently reliable, high-quality execution and implementation.
The Focus Areas of Our Sustainability Strategy to 2030
Our Focus Area: “Safe, Fair, and Engaging Working Environment”
A central component of our strategy is creating a working environment where all employees can engage. This includes providing opportunities for training and professional development, as well as maintaining the highest standards of occupational safety. We also place great importance on ensuring fair working conditions for all employees.
The Focus Areas of Our Sustainability Strategy to 2030
Our Focus Area: “Decarbonized Business Activities”
We are currently developing an approach to managing our emissions. As a first step, we have identified and made all relevant greenhouse gas emissions transparent. In the next step, we will define reduction pathways and set specific targets. We will report on the resulting implementation plan here.
The Focus Areas of Our Sustainability Strategy to 2030
Our Focus Area: “Safe and Responsible Digitalization”
We are committed to safe and responsible digitalization by strengthening data protection and cybersecurity resilience, while promoting responsible business practices in data and AI governance.
The Focus Areas of Our Sustainability Strategy to 2030
Our Focus Area: “Reliable Business Conduct and Relationships”
We embed compliance and integrity in our business activities and supplier management. This is essential to us and a key pillar of our sustainability strategy.
Solutions Showcase:
Legal Name: TUV Rheinland Hong Kong Ltd
General Enquiry Email Address: service-gc@tuv.com
General Enquiry Phone Number: 21921022
General Business Address: 3-4/F Fou Wah Ind Bldg 10-16 Pun Shan Street, Tsuen Wan, N. T., Hong Kong