July 05, 2022 - This came after the company's formal listing on the exchange on June 13, 2022. The fact that NaaS is now the first publicly traded Chinese billing service provider is both a gift from today and a test for the future.

To fully implement digital technologies, the Chinese renewable energy sector still has a long way to go. To accelerate the sector's development, all industry participants must work together, according to Cathy Wang, founder and CEO of NaaS. "Today, the transportation industry is responsible for 10% of all carbon emissions in China. Our vision is to contribute to a 10% improvement in the nation's energy efficiency and a 1% decrease in overall carbon emissions, with the ultimate objective of improving the globe for coming generations.

One of the biggest and fastest-growing renewable energy service providers in China is NaaS, which has its headquarters in Anji, Zhejiang province. The Company is dedicated to offering charging station makers, station operators, and EV OEMs online and offline charging solutions and non-charging services. The company aims to develop a charging ecosystem based on renewable energy by implementing digital technologies. This will increase the effectiveness of energy delivery systems.

By the end of 2021, and was providing 1.9 million end-users with access to 290,000 charging piles, of which more than 70% are fast chargers. This figure represents 51% of all public fast chargers in China. More than 1,233 GWh of power was charged using NaaS in 2021, accounting for 18% of all public billing in China.

"Welcome to the NASDAQ family, NaaS. The global community is concentrating on decarbonisation and carbon neutrality. The demand for services related to EVs is enormous. For the foreseeable future, and has a lot of potential." NASDAQ Vice Chairman and Global Head of Capital Markets Mr Bob McCooey was also included.

According to Mr Jia Zhu, managing director of Bain Capital, "As a leader in the Chinese EV charging service market, NaaS is well-positioned to play an even more important role, creating both commercial and social value, as the country's transportation sector enters an era where vehicles are fueled by both oil and electricity." Furthermore, industry leaders advancing digital transformation should anticipate unmatched potential from China, the largest renewable energy market in the world.


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