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Zawya
2 days ago
- Automotive
- Zawya
V-Green introduces EV charging station partnership opportunities in the Philippines: Stable Revenue – Zero Risk
MANILA, PHILIPPINES - Media OutReach Newswire - 21 July 2025 - As Southeast Asia's electric vehicle (EV) market enters a phase of rapid expansion, V-Green Global Charging Station Development JSC announces the launch of its EV charging station partnership model in the Philippines. This initiative offers landowners and business owners an attractive opportunity to generate stable, long-term income while participating in the growth of the green technology sector. The move marks a strategic milestone in V-Green's efforts to expand its regional infrastructure footprint and accelerate the development of a comprehensive EV ecosystem. Under this model, V-Green seeks to collaborate with property owners who meet the required site criteria, with no upfront investment required from partners. V-Green will cover the full cost of equipment installation, three-phase electrical connection, and 24/7 operation and maintenance. Partners benefit from a revenue-sharing arrangement, unlocking the potential of underutilized real estate while enjoying reliable returns. With a minimum lease term of five years, the model ensures zero financial risk and no operational burden for participating partners. V-Green is currently prioritizing locations in Metro Manila, Cebu City, and Davao, with site areas ranging from 30 to 1,000 square meters. Ideal sites are easy to access and recognize, close to three-phase power sources, and have a solid concrete foundation suitable for charger installation. "We believe that EV charging stations will become a standard feature across all types of real estate developments in the Philippines within the next five years," said Mr. Luu Viet Hung, CEO of V-Green Philippines."With our flexible business model and advanced technological platform, V-Green is committed to working hand-in-hand with local partners to deliver smart EV charging infrastructure — a solution that not only enhances property value but also drives the country's transition toward a greener future." In addition to directly investing in its own charging stations, V-Green also plans to introduce a franchise model in the Philippines. This approach, which has already proven successful in Vietnam, enables broader market participation while accelerating network coverage. V-Green currently operates over 150,000 charging ports nationwide in Vietnam through a combination of self-operated and franchised stations. Further details on the franchise opportunity in the Philippines will be announced soon. Partnering with V-Green is more than just leasing land — it's an opportunity to become part of a thriving green tech ecosystem. Site owners can maximize existing assets without the need for capital expenditure or technical operations. V-Green takes full responsibility for deployment, maintenance, and operations, ensuring seamless integration and optimized cost-efficiency. Installing EV charging stations also drives increased customer traffic and dwell time, boosting revenue for adjacent services such as retail, food & beverage, and utilities. Moreover, the presence of a V-Green station enhances the modern, eco-conscious image of the property, offering a clear competitive advantage in a rapidly evolving market where sustainability is increasingly prioritized by consumers. To explore partnership opportunities with V-Green in the Philippines, please contact: or Hotline: +63 9524904529 (Mr. Huynh Minh Tuan (Calvin)) Hashtag: #V-Green The issuer is solely responsible for the content of this announcement. About V-Green V-Green Global Charging Station Development JSC is a pioneer in green infrastructure solutions, committed to building a smart, flexible, and user-friendly EV charging ecosystem that supports the global transition to sustainable energy. The company is actively expanding in high-growth regional markets, including Laos, Indonesia, and the Philippines. V-Green offers a wide range of charging products — from home chargers (7.4 kW and 11 kW) to public AC and DC chargers (ranging from 11 kW to 250 kW) — all integrated with intelligent management software and LINK technology for optimized performance and profitability. Learn more at: V-Green
Associated Press
2 days ago
- Automotive
- Associated Press
V-Green introduces EV charging station partnership opportunities in the Philippines: Stable Revenue – Zero Risk
MANILA, PHILIPPINES - Media OutReach Newswire - 21 July 2025 - As Southeast Asia's electric vehicle (EV) market enters a phase of rapid expansion, V-Green Global Charging Station Development JSC announces the launch of its EV charging station partnership model in the Philippines. This initiative offers landowners and business owners an attractive opportunity to generate stable, long-term income while participating in the growth of the green technology sector. The move marks a strategic milestone in V-Green's efforts to expand its regional infrastructure footprint and accelerate the development of a comprehensive EV ecosystem. V-Green charging stations are currently in operation in Vietnam. Under this model, V-Green seeks to collaborate with property owners who meet the required site criteria, with no upfront investment required from partners. V-Green will cover the full cost of equipment installation, three-phase electrical connection, and 24/7 operation and maintenance. Partners benefit from a revenue-sharing arrangement, unlocking the potential of underutilized real estate while enjoying reliable returns. With a minimum lease term of five years, the model ensures zero financial risk and no operational burden for participating partners. V-Green is currently prioritizing locations in Metro Manila, Cebu City, and Davao, with site areas ranging from 30 to 1,000 square meters. Ideal sites are easy to access and recognize, close to three-phase power sources, and have a solid concrete foundation suitable for charger installation. 'We believe that EV charging stations will become a standard feature across all types of real estate developments in the Philippines within the next five years,' said Mr. Luu Viet Hung, CEO of V-Green Philippines. 'With our flexible business model and advanced technological platform, V-Green is committed to working hand-in-hand with local partners to deliver smart EV charging infrastructure — a solution that not only enhances property value but also drives the country's transition toward a greener future.' In addition to directly investing in its own charging stations, V-Green also plans to introduce a franchise model in the Philippines. This approach, which has already proven successful in Vietnam, enables broader market participation while accelerating network coverage. V-Green currently operates over 150,000 charging ports nationwide in Vietnam through a combination of self-operated and franchised stations. Further details on the franchise opportunity in the Philippines will be announced soon. Partnering with V-Green is more than just leasing land — it's an opportunity to become part of a thriving green tech ecosystem. Site owners can maximize existing assets without the need for capital expenditure or technical operations. V-Green takes full responsibility for deployment, maintenance, and operations, ensuring seamless integration and optimized cost-efficiency. Installing EV charging stations also drives increased customer traffic and dwell time, boosting revenue for adjacent services such as retail, food & beverage, and utilities. Moreover, the presence of a V-Green station enhances the modern, eco-conscious image of the property, offering a clear competitive advantage in a rapidly evolving market where sustainability is increasingly prioritized by consumers. To explore partnership opportunities with V-Green in the Philippines, please contact: [email protected] or Hotline: +63 9524904529 (Mr. Huynh Minh Tuan (Calvin)) Hashtag: #V-Green The issuer is solely responsible for the content of this announcement. About V-Green V-Green Global Charging Station Development JSC is a pioneer in green infrastructure solutions, committed to building a smart, flexible, and user-friendly EV charging ecosystem that supports the global transition to sustainable energy. The company is actively expanding in high-growth regional markets, including Laos, Indonesia, and the Philippines. V-Green offers a wide range of charging products — from home chargers (7.4 kW and 11 kW) to public AC and DC chargers (ranging from 11 kW to 250 kW) — all integrated with intelligent management software and LINK technology for optimized performance and profitability. Learn more at:
Malay Mail
2 days ago
- Automotive
- Malay Mail
V-Green introduces EV charging station partnership opportunities in the Philippines: Stable Revenue – Zero Risk
V-Green charging stations are currently in operation in Vietnam. MANILA, PHILIPPINES - Media OutReach Newswire - 21 July 2025 - As Southeast Asia's electric vehicle (EV) market enters a phase of rapid expansion, V-Green Global Charging Station Development JSC announces the launch of its EV charging station partnership model in the Philippines. This initiative offers landowners and business owners an attractive opportunity to generate stable, long-term income while participating in the growth of the green technology sector. The move marks a strategic milestone in V-Green's efforts to expand its regional infrastructure footprint and accelerate the development of a comprehensive EV this model, V-Green seeks to collaborate with property owners who meet the required site criteria, with no upfront investment required from partners. V-Green will cover the full cost of equipment installation, three-phase electrical connection, and 24/7 operation and maintenance. Partners benefit from a revenue-sharing arrangement, unlocking the potential of underutilized real estate while enjoying reliable returns. With a minimum lease term of five years, the model ensures zero financial risk and no operational burden for participating partners.V-Green is currently prioritizing locations in Metro Manila, Cebu City, and Davao, with site areas ranging from 30 to 1,000 square meters. Ideal sites are easy to access and recognize, close to three-phase power sources, and have a solid concrete foundation suitable for charger addition to directly investing in its own charging stations, V-Green also plans to introduce a franchise model in the Philippines. This approach, which has already proven successful in Vietnam, enables broader market participation while accelerating network coverage. V-Green currently operates over 150,000 charging ports nationwide in Vietnam through a combination of self-operated and franchised stations. Further details on the franchise opportunity in the Philippines will be announced with V-Green is more than just leasing land — it's an opportunity to become part of a thriving green tech ecosystem. Site owners can maximize existing assets without the need for capital expenditure or technical operations. V-Green takes full responsibility for deployment, maintenance, and operations, ensuring seamless integration and optimized EV charging stations also drives increased customer traffic and dwell time, boosting revenue for adjacent services such as retail, food & beverage, and utilities. Moreover, the presence of a V-Green station enhances the modern, eco-conscious image of the property, offering a clear competitive advantage in a rapidly evolving market where sustainability is increasingly prioritized by explore partnership opportunities with V-Green in the Philippines, please contact: [email protected] or Hotline: +63 9524904529 (Mr. Huynh Minh Tuan (Calvin))Hashtag: #V-Green The issuer is solely responsible for the content of this announcement. About V-Green V-Green Global Charging Station Development JSC is a pioneer in green infrastructure solutions, committed to building a smart, flexible, and user-friendly EV charging ecosystem that supports the global transition to sustainable energy. The company is actively expanding in high-growth regional markets, including Laos, Indonesia, and the Philippines. V-Green offers a wide range of charging products — from home chargers (7.4 kW and 11 kW) to public AC and DC chargers (ranging from 11 kW to 250 kW) — all integrated with intelligent management software and LINK technology for optimized performance and profitability. Learn more at:
Daily Mail
13-06-2025
- Daily Mail
Huge twist as footy star Payne Haas's dad fights to avoid death by firing squad after allegedly trafficking a huge amount of meth
There is renewed hope that the father of two NRL stars may be allowed to return to Australia and avoid the death penalty in Indonesia, more than a year after he was arrested on serious drug trafficking charges. Gregor Haas, father of NSW State of Origin star Payne Haas and Gold Coast Titans forward Klese Haas, was detained in Cebu City, Philippines, in May 2024 following a red notice issued by Interpol at the request of Indonesian authorities. That red notice has now been lifted after a successful appeal by Haas' Australian legal team, which could pave the way for a return home. Investigators allege that in December 2023, Haas attempted to smuggle five kilograms of methamphetamine from Mexico to Jakarta, allegedly hiding the drugs inside ceramic tiles. The case allegedly links him to the powerful Mexican Sinaloa cartel, though Haas has consistently denied any involvement. He says he has never visited Mexico and believes the allegations stem from a business dispute related to a resort deal in Indonesia. Following his arrest, Haas was held at Camp Bagong Diwa, a notoriously harsh immigration detention centre in Manila. Over the past year, his health has deteriorated significantly. According to his lawyer, he has lost 30 kilograms and is receiving inadequate medical care. The red notice issued by Interpol is sent to law enforcement bodies globally and enabled Indonesia to request provisional arrest while pursuing extradition. If extradited and convicted, Haas could face execution by firing squad under Indonesian law. While Indonesia initially offered assurances that the death penalty would not be imposed, those promises were made under former president Joko Widodo. His successor, Prabowo Subianto, has yet to confirm whether that stance will hold. In December 2024, a Philippine court found that Haas was also a Filipino citizen by birth through his mother. However, the Bureau of Immigration appealed the decision, and the ruling was later overturned, keeping him in detention. Then, in a major legal breakthrough on June 2, 2025, Interpol revoked the red notice against Haas. His legal team argued that the notice was based on inaccurate and unfounded information and violated international human rights conventions. Interpol accepted those arguments, agreeing that enforcing the notice could lead to torture or death, and deleted the associated data. Australian lawyer Abdul Reslan, representing Haas, called on the Philippines to act swiftly to release and deport him to Australia. 'We now urge the Philippines to ensure the expeditious release and repatriation of Haas to Australia,' he said. He told SMH that if the Philippines does not comply with international norms, the Australian government must step in and formally demand Haas' repatriation. He emphasised that Haas holds an Australian passport and should not be detained by a foreign government now that the red notice has been removed. It is rare for Interpol to revoke a red notice, particularly one issued by a democratic nation such as Indonesia. Phillip Gibson, a defence lawyer specialising in international crime, said the decision was significant and raised expectations that the Philippines would follow suit. The case has become a diplomatic flashpoint, putting strain on Australia's relationships with both Indonesia and the Philippines. Australia strongly opposes capital punishment and has laws preventing the extradition of citizens to face execution abroad. Indonesia has also proposed a prisoner exchange involving Haas and Alice Guo, a former Philippine mayor arrested in Indonesia and accused of links to Chinese organised crime. No deal has been finalised. The situation unfolds amid wider negotiations between Australia and Indonesia, including a separate agreement last year in which Prime Minister Anthony Albanese secured the release of five remaining Bali Nine inmates still serving life sentences. Australia's Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade confirmed it is providing consular assistance to Haas but declined to comment further due to privacy rules. Meanwhile, the personal toll on Haas' family continues to grow. Payne and Klese's mother, Uiatu 'Joan' Taufua, remains in custody in Queensland over a 2022 car crash in Bonogin that killed three people. She has been charged with three counts of manslaughter and is yet to enter a plea. Payne Haas has not commented publicly on his father's legal battle. The NSW Blues forward is expected to take the field for State of Origin II in Perth on Wednesday night.
