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林偉全，香港商界人士及綠色能源創業者，香港經濟民生聯盟（經民聯）成員，第八屆立法會商界（第一）功能界別議員。他是甲級能源有限公司的創辦人兼行政總裁，專注太陽能玻璃技術及光伏建築一體化，屬新能源與可持續建築領域的資深專家及創業者。
他的創業生涯始於1990年前後，先把家族經營的鑄鐵製造業務拓展至歐洲、非洲及亞洲市場，其後轉向研發綠色能源方案，把建築物的表面轉化為可發電的資產。他服務香港總商會約十五年，曾任該會亞洲、非洲及中東委員會主席，長年深耕商界事務，亦曾率團到中東考察，了解當地投資者的興趣與需要。
2025年立法會換屆選舉，他首次參選，競逐由香港總商會會員團體組成的商界（第一）功能界別議席並成功當選，接替林健鋒，於2026年1月1日就任。他形容當選後最大的轉變是視角升級，要立足全港宏觀經濟、對接國家發展大局，思考香港如何背靠祖國、面向世界。在議會內，他從人民幣國際化及財富管理角度提出建議，認為香港作為全球最大離岸人民幣樞紐，應由結算中心升級為涵蓋融資、投資及風險管理的完整生態圈，並建議提供稅務誘因吸引企業在港設立區域財資中心，以及善用數字貨幣橋（mBridge）等跨境結算服務，爭取中東及中亞市場採用人民幣結算。
English
Lam Wai-chuen is a Hong Kong businessman and green energy entrepreneur, a member of the Business and Professionals Alliance for Hong Kong, and represents the commercial (first) functional constituency in the eighth-term Legislative Council. He is the founder and chief executive of a company specialising in solar glass technology and building-integrated photovoltaics, and is a veteran expert and entrepreneur in the fields of new energy and sustainable buildings. His entrepreneurial career began around 1990, when he expanded his family's cast-iron manufacturing business into European, African and Asian markets before turning to green energy, developing solutions that turn building surfaces into power-generating assets. He has served the Hong Kong General Chamber of Commerce for about fifteen years and was chairman of its Asia, Africa and Middle East Committee, working closely with the business community, and has led delegations to the Middle East to understand investors' interests and needs. In the 2025 Legislative Council election he stood for the first time and won the commercial (first) functional constituency seat, which is made up of member bodies of the General Chamber of Commerce, succeeding Jeffrey Lam, and took office on 1 January 2026. He describes the biggest change since his election as an upgrade in perspective, requiring him to focus on the wider economy, align with national development and think about how Hong Kong can draw on the mainland while facing the world. In the council he has spoken from the angle of renminbi internationalisation and wealth management, arguing that as the world's largest offshore renminbi hub the city should upgrade from a settlement centre into a full ecosystem covering financing, investment and risk management. He has also proposed tax incentives to attract firms to set up regional treasury centres in Hong Kong and to make good use of cross-border settlement services such as the mBridge digital currency platform in order to encourage Middle Eastern and Central Asian markets to settle in renminbi.
