This project examines how climate resilience is represented in ESG disclosures by electricity utilities operating in Hong Kong and the wider GBA. The student will collect publicly available ESG reports, sustainability disclosures, and climate risk statements from major utilities and relevant infrastructure operators. Using a structured coding framework, the student will document how resilience is measured, which indicators are reported, and how climate application is linked to operational decision-making. The project will pay particular attention to gaps between technical performance metrics and governance-oriented indicators such as coordination, preparedness, and recovery capability. The output will include a comparative disclosure table and a short analytical memo discussing alignment (or misalignment) between ESG narratives and the realities of climate-related power disruptions described in the academic literature.