ComfortDelGro ENGIE, a prominent electric vehicle (EV) charging provider in Singapore, has announced new partnerships with Yinson GreenTech and LHN Energy, significantly expanding its charging network. This development comes as EV registrations in Singapore surged by 63.2% in the first half of 2025 compared to the previous year, highlighting the growing demand for robust charging infrastructure.
The partnerships appoint ComfortDelGro ENGIE as the EV charging point operator for multiple sites managed by Yinson GreenTech and LHN Energy. This expansion brings the total number of active charge points to over 2,100 across more than 510 locations in Singapore and Malaysia. The collaboration aims to enhance charging accessibility and reliability for EV drivers, offering seamless convenience through the CDG ENGIE app, which supports cross-border charging.
Freddie Chew, General Manager of ComfortDelGro ENGIE, stated, “This partnership reflects strong market confidence in our proven track record and operational excellence. We believe that we are best placed to support long-term growth and continuous innovation of the EV charging ecosystem.”
The move positions ComfortDelGro ENGIE as one of the largest EV charging networks in Singapore, aligning with the government’s goal to install charging points at all publicly accessible car parks by 2030. This initiative supports Singapore’s net-zero emissions target by 2050 and is expected to further drive the adoption of electric vehicles in the region.
