Electric vehicle owners should now have an easier time locating an EV charger and paying for the charging fee with the integration of Shell Recharge stations into the Evro network. With this, the oil company’s EV chargers are now visible in the Evro app, which aims to be a “unified platform” that allows for easy access to major charge point operators in the country.
The initial rollout of the partnership on July 10 covers 10 Shell Recharge stations. These are:
Shell Recharge stations in the Evro network
- Shell Recharge SLEX Mamplasan, Laguna: two 180kW DC, two 22kW AC charge points
- Shell Recharge TPLEX Rosario Exit, La Union: two 180kW DC, two 22kW AC charge points
- Shell Recharge Seven NEO: two 22kW AC charge points
- Shell Recharge Estancia Mall: four 22kW AC charge points
- Shell Recharge Greenhills Connecticut: two 22kW AC charge points
- Shell Recharge Greenhills Missouri: four 22kW AC charge points
- Shell Recharge Opus Mall: four 22kW AC charge points
- Shell Recharge Robinsons Manila: two 22kW AC charge points
- Shell Recharge Robinsons Galleria: two 22kW AC charge points
- Shell Recharge Robinsons Magnolia: two 22kW AC charge points
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By September this year, all Shell Recharge stations in the country will be fully integrated into the Evro network.
Via the Evro app, users can locate available charge points in their vicinity. They will be able to see the real-time status of each charge point and check its compatibility with their vehicle. Starting, stopping, and paying for EV charging may all be done via the app, which promises smooth interoperability with the charge points of all partner operators.
Evro is under ACMobility, a leading player in the EV charging network expansion with its ‘Philippine EV Spine’ network that currently has 100 charging hubs in the country. The company calls its tie-up with Shell “the first true roaming integration between major charge point operators in the Philippines.”
“A sustainable and convenient EV lifestyle is only possible with the efficiency of the tools and infrastructure that support it,” said Paulo Canivel, general manager of Evro. “This is the shared vision that Evro and Shell Pilipinas are both committed to making a reality, identifying the gaps in users’ experience and resolving them. “With this partnership, we are simplifying the charging journey for EV drivers and likewise setting the foundation for a more connected and convenient e-mobility ecosystem nationwide.”
Mike Ramolete, Shell Pilipinas vice president and general manager for mobility and convenience, said: “Shell supports the energy transition and innovation in the country. Our partnership with Evro brings us closer to our vision to make electrified mobility accessible for every Filipino by making EV charging more straightforward, easier to find, and more convenient.”
