NaaS Technology Advances Carbon Credit Transactions in EV Charging for Sustainable Development
- NaaS Technology completed a 21,000-ton carbon credit transaction for EV charging in Wuhan, enhancing sustainability in the sector.
- The company utilizes a proprietary platform for efficient carbon asset management, supporting China's "Dual Carbon" objectives.
- NaaS aims to expand carbon credit participation, leveraging growth in new energy vehicle ownership for sustainable practices.
NaaS Technology Pioneers Carbon Credit Transactions in EV Charging Sector
In a groundbreaking development for the electric vehicle (EV) charging industry, NaaS Technology Inc. announces the successful completion of a significant carbon-inclusive credit transaction in partnership with Kuaidian. This milestone, achieved on December 31, 2025, involves a 21,000-ton carbon credit transaction specifically tailored for EV charging scenarios in Wuhan. This accomplishment builds upon the company’s earlier transaction in January 2025, marking a pivotal moment in carbon-inclusion mechanisms designed for the green transportation sector. NaaS's innovative approach demonstrates its commitment to integrating sustainability within the rapidly growing EV market in China, which is central to the country’s broader environmental goals.
NaaS Technology leverages its proprietary carbon asset trading platform to efficiently link carbon credit demand with comprehensive solutions that encompass the entire lifecycle of carbon asset management—from planning and development to transaction execution. This holistic model not only facilitates effective carbon credit transactions but also sets a scalable precedent for commercializing carbon assets within the EV charging domain. As the Chinese government emphasizes its "Dual Carbon" objectives, initiatives like this are crucial in fostering a sustainable ecosystem that aligns with national policies aimed at reducing carbon emissions and promoting green energy.
The strategic foresight of NaaS Technology is further underscored by the rapid growth of new energy vehicle ownership in China, which exceeded 36 million by June 2025. This burgeoning market presents significant opportunities for carbon credit participation, with Yubo Zhai, General Manager of Sustainability at NaaS, projecting potential carbon assets generated by the EV charging market could reach hundreds of thousands of tons in the coming years. By focusing on enhancing capabilities in green transportation carbon-inclusion and optimizing carbon accounting processes, NaaS is poised to play a pivotal role in the industry’s transition towards sustainable practices.
In addition to its recent transaction, NaaS Technology continues to enhance its position as a leader in new energy asset operation services. The company is actively engaged in expanding trading scenarios for carbon assets, further encouraging industry-wide involvement in sustainable practices. As a subsidiary of Newlinks Technology Limited, NaaS remains committed to leveraging advanced technology to provide intelligent energy solutions that support the green transportation landscape.
This latest achievement not only reinforces NaaS Technology's leadership in the EV charging sector but also exemplifies the growing integration of carbon management strategies in the broader context of sustainable development in China.
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