ComfortDelGro Engie, Yinson GreenTech launch largest combined EV charging network across the Causeway

With this partnership, motorists can now seamlessly discover, activate and make payment for the use of charging points through either the chargEV App or the CDG Engie EV Charging App. 

From Oct 6, chargEV App users will have access to all CDG Engie charge points, while the CDG Engie Charging App will progressively onboard chargEV's charge points. 

Come 2030, the combined network is set to increase to 8,000, or 5,000 charge points in Singapore and 3,000 in Malaysia, possibly creating the largest combined EV charging network across Singapore and Malaysia. 

The partnership spells greater convenience for EV drivers on long cross-border trips, and the two firms say they could potentially bring this partnership to other countries. 

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YGT chief executive officer Eirik Barclay says the partnership is a major breakthrough for the e-mobility industry in Singapore and Malaysia as it addresses the main growth hurdle of “range anxiety”. “It bridges cross-border interoperability, delivering accessible charging infrastructure and the best ‘charge anywhere’ e-roaming experience to EV drivers travelling between Singapore and Malaysia.”

Freddie Chew, general manager of CDG Engie, says the partnership marks a significant milestone for CDG Engie, which is celebrating its second anniversary. “Not only are we growing locally, we’re excited about extending our reach across the Causeway in our commitment to promoting green energy and sustainable mobility. We believe this expanded network will accelerate the transition to EVs and contribute to the net-zero ambitions of both nations.”

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As at 2.31pm, shares in ComfortDelGro are trading 1 cents lower, or 0.77% down, at $1.29. 

Photos: Yinson GreenTech, ComfortDelGro Engie