EV charging station placed inside World Trade Center Metro Manila

MANILA: World Trade Center Metro Manila (WTCMM) now has an electric vehicle (EV) charging station.

The aforementioned charging station — which can be used by the public — is the result of the collaboration between Manila Exposition Complex (MEC) and EVOxCharge.

In a statement, MEC said that the decision to put up the charging station at the famous venue for international trade shows and exhibitions “underscores its dedication to supporting green transportation solutions.”

“This initiative reflects a commitment to promoting sustainable practices and providing enhanced amenities to our visitors,” WTCMM Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Pamela Pascual was quoted as saying.

“It also aligns with the broader goal of fostering sustainability within our operations and contributing to the growing EV infrastructure in the Philippines,” she added.

Based on the five-year agreement, MEC will have designated EV parking slots at WTCMM. Meanwhile, the charging station from EVOxCharge shall come with a seven-kilowatt double output EV charger, equipped with real-time monitoring and remote access capabilities through EVOxCharge’s advanced web backend platform.

Per MEC, the EV charging stations will offer a “seamless experience for EV users through the EVOxCharge mobile application” as it facilitates easy digital payments and usage monitoring. MEC will maintain oversight of the station’s usage through access to EVOxCharge’s dashboard, ensuring that the facility meets the needs of its users.

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