NaaS Technology (NASDAQ: NAAS), a pioneering EV charging service company listed in the US and operating in China, announced a strategic partnership with China Construction Third Engineering Bureau (CCTEB) in Wuhan, aimed at propelling the digital transformation of charging infrastructure networks.
The collaboration, unveiled during a signing ceremony, marks a pivotal moment in the advancement of electric vehicle (EV) infrastructure. NaaS Technology brings its expertise in energy asset management and digital operations to the table, while CCTEB contributes its extensive experience in construction practices. Together, they intend to broaden the reach of charging infrastructure networks and optimize operational efficiency.
Under the terms of the agreement, CCTEB and NaaS will collaborate on various projects including PV-charging-storage integration and the development of energy ports. Additionally, the partnership extends to exploring opportunities in energy asset investment and joint research initiatives aimed at advancing the digitalization of charging infrastructure networks.
Alex Wu, the Co-founder, President, and CFO of NaaS, expressed enthusiasm about the partnership, stating, “As a new energy asset operator, NaaS is committed to improving industrial efficiency through digital technology and artificial intelligence. Our cooperation with CCTEB will bring us to better integrate resources and jointly promote the construction of new energy charging infrastructure, providing more convenient and efficient services for EV users.”
Zheng Cheng, the General Manager of Environmental Energy at CCTEB, highlighted the strategic importance of the collaboration, emphasizing CCTEB’s technical prowess and extensive project experience in construction and infrastructure. Cheng remarked, “CCTEB has deep technical expertise and rich project experience in the construction and infrastructure fields. In the era of new energy, we see tremendous potential in collaborating with NaaS. Through this partnership, we will explore new models for the construction of charging piles and integrated energy ports, not only improving the coverage and service quality of charging networks but also providing strong support for the development of the new energy industry.”
This strategic alliance capitalizes on the complementary strengths and combined resources of both entities. NaaS stands to benefit from CCTEB’s construction expertise, augmenting its engineering capabilities and construction standards for charging facilities. Simultaneously, CCTEB stands to gain insights into the new energy sector and digital asset management, positioning itself as a key player in the evolving landscape. Together, they aim to expedite the deployment of charging networks, meeting the escalating market demand and delivering more convenient and efficient charging services to consumers.
