Charge+ to install 10,000 charging points across Singapore

Sunseap Group hopes to provide a game-changer in EV adoption.

Sunseap Group has set up its green mobility business called Charge+, with plans to install 10,000 charging points across Singapore, in hopes to be a game-changer in catalysing EV adoption in the country.

The clean energy company said in a press release that its investment will support Singapore’s goal of phasing out internal combustion engine vehicles for full clean energy vehicles by 2040.

Charge+ is set to focus on three market segments, namely residential, commercial and industrial, and fleets. It also aims to install charging points in public housing estates, private developments, and in commercial and industrial buildings, to serve the workplace market.

It will serve companies operating electric vehicle fleets, and apply its smart charging solution to allow for more chargers to be installed to serve more EV drivers, as many car parks in Singapore have limited localised power supply, the group added.

The solution was announced to form part of the secure cloud-based Management System to remotely control and monitor all the EV chargers nationwide. This will reportedly provide EV drivers with a mobile app experience that allows for ease of locating available chargers.

With the launch, Charge+ also declared Axxel Marketing, Ebenezer Group and StorHub as its first set of clients, as it intends to apply its integrated solutions to serve similarly dense cities in Southeast Asia and beyond with Singapore as its launch market.

The subsidiary will also ride on the vast network of Sunseap which has so far amassed a portfolio of solar projects across over 4,000 buildings in Singapore. In particular, it is currently developing its own proprietary, ultra-slim charger which is specifically designed for plug and play in all existing car parks.

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