Greenstrum, the electric vehicle charging solutions arm of ACMobility, is taking its charging infrastructure business nationwide, targeting companies looking to build and operate their own branded EV networks as electric mobility gains traction in the Philippines.
The company is offering property developers, fleet operators, and automotive manufacturers end-to-end services covering the design, supply, installation, and maintenance of charging infrastructure.
Its portfolio spans chargers from 7 kilowatts to 480 kW, allowing businesses to own their charging assets while retaining control over operations and customer experience.
“Businesses have different goals in building their own EV infrastructure, whether it’s to operate their own fleets or to set up their own EV charging business,” Greenstrum chief operations officer Carl Decleodt said.
“Greenstrum can provide tailor-fit solutions to support this need through expert installation services, backed by superior equipment for both EV charging as well as battery technology, and a proven record of safety and service excellence,” he added.
Greenstrum deploys Huawei FusionCharge fast DC charging technology, with its fastest systems capable of delivering up to 480 kW and charging compatible EVs in as little as 10 to 15 minutes.
The company is also a certified installation and integration partner for Huawei battery energy storage systems, including the LUNA2000 Smart Energy Storage System.
Battery storage can help charging operators manage electricity demand by storing power when consumption is lower and releasing it when charging demand rises. This could help businesses manage peak electricity requirements and reduce pressure on existing power infrastructure.
Greenstrum currently supplies charging equipment and installation services for ACMobility EV Charging Hubs, extending its role beyond operating public charging sites to helping businesses build their own networks.
Its installations are also solar-ready and can integrate with the Evro platform, allowing motorists to locate charging stations, monitor charging sessions, and make payments.
The expansion comes as businesses increasingly look beyond simply adopting EVs, with charging infrastructure emerging as a critical piece of the country’s transition to electric mobility.
