CDG ENGIE expands EV charging network with LHN and Yinson deals

It will expand CDG ENGIE’s network to more than 2,100 active charging points across Singapore and Malaysia.

ComfortDelGro ENGIE (CDG ENGIE) has been appointed as the electric vehicle (EV) charging point operator for multiple sites managed by LHN Energy and Yinson GreenTech.

The appointments expand CDG ENGIE’s network to more than 2,100 active charging points across Singapore and Malaysia, reinforcing its position as one of the region’s largest EV charging operators.

Through the CDG ENGIE App, drivers in both countries will gain access to a consolidated charging platform, enabling cross-border use and integrated payments.

General Manager Freddie Chew said the partnerships reflect market confidence in CDG ENGIE’s track record, noting that the company has distinguished itself since winning Singapore’s inaugural EV charging tender.

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