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Shell and Evro launch unified EV charging network in PH

TAGUIG CITY — Shell Pilipinas Corporation and e-mobility service provider Evro have teamed up to simplify electric vehicle (EV) charging in the Philippines by launching the country’s first integrated EV charging platform.

The two companies formally signed their partnership on July 10, 2025, at Bonifacio Global City. Under the agreement, select Shell Recharge stations are now integrated into the Evro app, with a full nationwide rollout expected by September.

The move aims to solve a major issue faced by EV drivers: having to switch between multiple apps and payment systems to access different charging networks. Evro’s app allows users to find, access, and pay for charging sessions at various locations—now including Shell Recharge stations—through a single platform.

“This partnership sets the foundation for a more connected e-mobility ecosystem nationwide,” said Evro General Manager Paulo Canivel. “We’re simplifying the charging journey for EV drivers.”

The initial rollout includes ten Shell charging locations already discoverable through the Evro app. These include major destinations like Shell SLEX Mamplasan and Shell TPLEX Rosario Exit, as well as shopping centers like Estancia Mall, Greenhills, Opus Mall, and several Robinsons malls.

By joining forces, Shell and Evro are offering drivers real-time updates on charger availability, compatibility, and payment—all within the app. The integration uses the Open Charge Point Interface (OCPI) standard, approved by the Department of Energy, to ensure compatibility and accurate billing between systems.

“Shell supports the energy transition in the Philippines. This partnership with Evro makes EV charging more convenient and accessible to all Filipinos,” said Mike Ramolete, Vice President and General Manager for Mobility & Convenience at Shell Pilipinas.

Both companies are aiming to eliminate “app fatigue” and other obstacles that discourage the adoption of electric vehicles in the country. As more partners come on board, Evro hopes to further expand its network and coverage across urban centers, highways, and commercial areas.

For EV users, this means a smoother, more reliable charging experience—critical for encouraging the switch to greener transport.

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