Greenlots roll out electric vehicle charging platform for the global market

A Greenlots Point, which houses an electrical charging point, can be used by any electric vehicle

Greenlots Points use RFID technology and can be accessed using a membership card

Singapore clean technology company Zeco Systems is taking its electric vehicle (EV) platform global, under its infrastructure arm, Greenlots.

Consisting of Greenlots Point, Greenlots Solar, and Greenlots Sky, Greenlots is offering a complete solutions package which can already easily tap into the existing infrastructure of global cities. These solutions include the on-grid, as well as solar charging infrastructure,  as well as the web-based software which allows a host of monitoring and managing tools that can be operated remotely.

Intent on moving fast this year, the company has outlined that it targets to install Greenlots networks in over 10 countries by the end of 2010. Having partnered with countries such as Austria, Germany, China and Hong Kong, Greenlots has set its sights on other EV “hot spot” countries like India, Japan, Australia, France and Spain, among others.

With the uptake of EVs on the rise due to climate change, pollution and peak oil issues, this is a timely move by the company.

“We have designed Greenlots to be affordable, easy to install and convenient to use. This makes it simple for our global distribution partners to own and operate their own local networks, and for EVs to proliferate,” said Oliver Risse, Managing Director of Greenlots.