What CLP Does & How It Makes Money (0002.HK)
Updated October 2026 · reflects CLP's latest reported financials
Hong Kong's major power company, generating and supplying electricity across Asia-Pacific. It earns revenue mainly by generating electricity, transmitting and distributing it, and selling it to customers, much of it through regulated utility operations.
How CLP makes money
It earns revenue mainly by generating electricity, transmitting and distributing it, and selling it to customers, much of it through regulated utility operations. It also retails electricity and gas, and has smaller income from pumped storage services, energy and infrastructure solutions, and property investment.
What CLP does
CLP Holdings, founded in 1901 and headquartered in Kowloon, is an investment holding company whose businesses generate, transmit, distribute and sell electricity. It operates in Hong Kong, Mainland China, India, Thailand, Taiwan and Australia. Its power plants use a mix of fuels: coal, gas and nuclear, plus renewables such as wind, hydro and solar. It is classified as a regulated electric utility, and its core business is supplying power. It also sells electricity and gas to retail customers, provides pumped storage services, offers energy and infrastructure solutions, and holds property investments.
Products & services
- Electricity generation (coal, gas, nuclear)
- Renewable energy (wind, hydro, solar)
- Electricity transmission and distribution
- Electricity and gas retail
- Pumped storage services
- Energy and infrastructure solutions
What is CLP worth?
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