Sindh to install 600+ EV charging stations for greener transport

More than 600 EV charging stations in key cities and along major highways are set to promote green technology, reduce carbon, and more
An undated image of first charging station set up in federal capital at Pakistan State Oil (PSO), F-7 Markaz by Barqtron Energy Company. — APP
An undated image of first charging station set up in federal capital at Pakistan State Oil (PSO), F-7 Markaz by Barqtron Energy Company. — APP

The Sindh government on Thursday approved the strategic partnership submitted by ADM Group China to install more than 600 Electric Vehicle (EV) charging stations across the province, with an aim toward clean mobility and sustainable infrastructure development. 

During the meeting, Malik Group of Companies CEO Malik Khuda Baksh presented the strategic partnership proposal for the establishment of EV charging infrastructure throughout the province.

Along with approving the initiative, the Provincial Minister Syed Nasir Hussain Shah directed that the proposal be forwarded to the Special Secretary (Local Government & HTP Department) for immediate processing, identification of suitable locations, and commencement of implementation.

Moreover, the minister expressed full support for accelerating the deployment of EV infrastructure, and the project will operate with technical and administrative support from the Local Government Department. 

With the installation of more than 600 EV charging stations in key cities and along major highways, the Sindh government will facilitate citizens, promote green technology, reduce carbon emissions, and advance electric mobility.