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Singapore’s Go by City Energy extends EV charging into Malaysia

Move a boon for drivers on both sides as well as North-South highway, says parent company CEO

Updated 4 years ago · Published on 19 Apr 2022 11:29PM

Singapore’s Go by City Energy extends EV charging into Malaysia
Go, which is owned by Singapore’s sole piped town gas provider, City Energy, today signed an agreement with EV Connection Sdn Bhd to extend connectivity into Malaysia. – City Energy Facebook pic, April 19, 2022

SINGAPORE – Go by City Energy (Go) will be the first electric vehicle (EV) charging service provider to offer a seamless operational service across Singapore and Malaysia via a mobile application starting today.

Go, which is owned by Singapore’s sole piped town gas provider, City Energy, today signed an agreement with EV Connection Sdn Bhd to extend connectivity into Malaysia.

“Go will be the first service in Singapore that extends EV charging capabilities into Malaysia, providing an added convenience for drivers on both sides of the causeway as well as up and down the North-South Highway,” said City Energy chief executive officer Perry Ong in a statement.

“We are confident that both consumers and real estate developers will take advantage of the total value we offer for greener and smarter living,” he said.

According to City Energy, EV Connection is one of Malaysia’s pioneers in EV charging solutions and an authorised EV charging station distributor registered with the Energy Commission, Construction Industry Development Board, Tenaga Nasional Bhd, and MyHijau.

With this partnership, Go drivers may access EV Connection’s network of charge points in Malaysia from April 19, 2022, it said.

“EV Connection strives to provide practical solutions to spearhead the green industry here in Malaysia,” founder of EV Connection and managing director of JomCharge, Lee Yuen How, meanwhile, said.

“This groundbreaking strategic partnership with Go by City Energy allows both Singapore and Malaysia EV drivers to extend their range across both countries for maximum connectivity and convenience,” said Lee.

City Energy first announced plans to offer an EV charging solution as a service when it made public its rebranding from City Gas on December 1, 2021.

The 160-year-old heritage company continues its pivot to provide new energy solutions for smarter and greener living, beyond its core piped gas services to more than 870,000 homes and businesses in Singapore.

Under the new branding, Go, the EV service provider, finances, operates, and maintains a network of EV charging stations; supported by its mobile app, and strategic partnership with EV Connection to extend charging connectivity into Malaysia.

Go is an EV charging service under City Energy’s new subsidiary, City Energy Go Pte Ltd. – Bernama, April 19, 2022

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