Solar power provider Solarvest inked a deal with Kineta today. The deal signed today by representatives of both companies will see the former provide access to its renewable energy infrastructure to the latter, who in turn, will use provide consumers with the means to charge their EVs.
To provide a bit of background for the two, Solarvest is one of the country’s leading solar energy providers, having provided more than 2,000MW of power, across several countries within the Asia Pacific region.
“With over 2,000MW of ongoing and completed projects, Solarvest is a proven leader in large-scale solar farm development. From LSSPV farms to commercial solar systems, our engineering expertise and industry recognition make us a top choice among solar companies in Malaysia. We were also the first company to achieve COD under Malaysia’s inaugural LSS programme, proving our commitment to execution and excellence.”
Kineta, which is a part of the Sime Group, provides end-to-end charging solutions, such as the EV chargers at a variety of charging stations across the country. This isn’t the partnership for Kineta; back in 2022, the company also partnered up with Spanish EV charging solutions company, Wallbox, in part to boost the EV ecosystem in Malaysia. Earlier in June this year, it partnered up with Charge+, another key player in the EV charging landscape for Southeast Asia.
