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City Energy, Gentari sign MOUs for hydrogen import studies, cross-border EV charging networks

Jovi Ho
Jovi Ho • 4 min read
City Energy, Gentari sign MOUs for hydrogen import studies, cross-border EV charging networks
The MOU on electric vehicles was signed by CEO Perry Ong and Shah Yang Razalli, Gentari’s deputy chief executive officer and chief green mobility officer. Photo: City Energy
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Singapore’s City Energy has signed two memoranda of understanding (MOUs) with Malaysia’s Gentari to conduct joint feasibility studies for a hydrogen supply chain between the two countries and create an electric vehicle (EV) charging network.

City Energy is Singapore’s sole piped town gas producer and the nation’s gas utility provider; it was formerly known as City Gas. Gentari is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Petronas.

Under the partnership, City Energy and Gentari aim to pursue opportunities to import hydrogen into Singapore.

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