GAC Energy, Poly Property Services team up on building photovoltaic EV charging network

Published: Dec 22, 2023 14:32

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GAC Energy and Poly Property Services inked a strategic collaboration at the Shenzhen International Holdings International Enterprise Administrative Logistics Procurement Expo on December 21.

Beijing (Gasgoo)- GAC Energy and Poly Property Services inked a strategic collaboration at the Shenzhen International Holdings International Enterprise Administrative Logistics Procurement Expo on December 21.

This partnership signifies the commencement of a joint effort in integrated photovoltaic energy storage and electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure, marking the official launch of a new energy supercharging network. Presently, over 200 charging spots in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area are under preparation by the two companies, with plans for nationwide expansion in the pipeline.

GAC Energy, having established nearly a thousand EV power-swap centers across 150+ cities nationwide, is at the forefront of energy infrastructure development. This collaboration emphasizes the construction and operation of high-end EV charging and battery-swapping centers, aligning with the national dual-carbon strategy to propel high-quality advancements in the energy industry.

Under the agreement, the GAC Energy and Poly Property Services aim to foster a long-term strategic partnership, leveraging strengths to jointly develop comprehensive property service projects and integrated photovoltaic energy storage initiatives.

Co-operations in Guangzhou have commenced, with the Poly International Plaza housing the GAC AION Hyper supercharging station. The construction plans include a total of 36 supercharging terminals with each gun reaching a peak power of 360kW, strategically positioned to serve as major EV supercharging hubs, enhancing convenience for nearby users.

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