REC Group of Pakistan and TGOOD, a leading Chinese company, have joined hands to propel Electric Vehicle (EV) adoption in Pakistan by constructing EV charging stations. The Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was inked in the presence of Chairman Senate Sadiq Sanjrani, marking a pivotal moment for sustainable transportation in the country.

TGOOD’s Holistic Approach

TGOOD, extending beyond EVs, plans to spearhead the development of hydrogen fueling infrastructure in Pakistan. The joint venture is not only focusing on the local market but is also eyeing regional export opportunities. This comprehensive strategy tackles the current situation, where the limited presence of EVs has deterred investors from investing in charging infrastructure.

EV Charging Stations

Chairman Senate emphasized that the collaboration aligns with China’s sustainable green development goals under the Belt and Road Initiative Forum. This strategic partnership delves into various facets of eco-friendly initiatives, including hydrogen filling stations, EV production, hydrogen vehicle technology, battery production, recycling solutions, and the development of EV charging infrastructure.

Addressing Air Pollution

The transport sector’s significant contribution to air pollution in Pakistan necessitates a shift to alternative fuels. However, the lack of widespread charging stations has hindered the transition to alternative fuel vehicles. This partnership aims to bridge that gap and pave the way for cleaner, greener transportation options.

Greener Tomorrow

The partnership envisions strategic investments in EV components, fostering export-oriented growth and establishing a network of recharging stations across the country. This holistic approach aims to overcome obstacles, driving Pakistan towards a cleaner, more sustainable future.

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