EV Industry in the Philippines
The Comprehensive Roadmap for the Electric Vehicle Industry (CREVI) in the Philippines opens the door to EV industry success, job creation, and sustainable transport leadership.
The Comprehensive Roadmap for the Electric Vehicle Industry (CREVI) in the Philippines opens the door to EV industry success, job creation, and sustainable transport leadership.
25
EVCS Establishments
21
AC Charging Stations
3
DC Charging Stations
3
Battery Swapping Stations
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Search for Registered EV Charging Stations in the Philippines.
Be an EVCS Provider
Drive the future of sustainable transportation in the Philippines.
MISSION
Components of the CREVI
EV & EVCS
Phase-in the approach to develop the EV industry to balance industry growth and provide efforts to grow the market.
Research
Enhance the EV ecosystem by researching and developing EV and EVCS components while promoting usage of clean energy.
Manufacturing
Enhance access to processes, parts, expertise, and technology while fostering shared platforms and partnerships.
Workforce
Strengthen the EV industry with technical programs and training for robust support services in EV and EVCS operations.
GET STARTED
How to get accreditation
Learn about the requirements and accreditation process for EVCS providers to get started on becoming accredited.
Learn about the requirements and accreditation process for EVCS providers to get started on becoming accredited.
How to register your EVCS
Learn how to register EVCS in your preferred location and help promote sustainable transportation.
Learn how to register EVCS in your preferred location and help promote sustainable transportation.
Fees & Penalties
Contact Us:
Department of Energy
Energy Utilization Management Bureau
Energy Center, Rizal Drive, Bonifacio Global City
Taguig City, Philippines 1632
Tel. No. (02) 8479-2900 ext 406
Email: [email protected], [email protected]
Website: www.doe.gov.ph
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