HKEIA's Chan Calls Japan's Pledge to Cut CO_2 Revolutionary

摘要

K.B. Chan, Chairman of the Hong Kong Electronic Industries Association (HKEIA), favors subsidies for photovoltaic (PV) generation, likes the Democratic Party of Japan (DPJ), and considers the Japanese prime minister's pledge to cut Japan's carbon dioxide emissions by 25 percent revolutionary.rnHKEIA, which represents the electronics industry in Hong Kong, prepares statistical information relating to the industry and provides advice on the government's policies. HKEIA also organizes exhibitions and implements educational activities relating to technologies and businesses. Chan became Chairman of HKEIA in 2003. Charles K. Kao, who won the Nobel Prize in Physics for 2009, was a supervisor when Chan wrote his thesis.