A U.S. company focused on zero-emission commercial vehicles / mobility (limited public information available).

The Electric Mobility Association of Kenya (EMAK) is Kenya’s national electric-mobility industry association, a Nairobi-based member organization bringing together manufacturers, assemblers, entrepreneurs, policymakers, academics and enthusiasts to accelerate the country’s transition to electric transport. Built on three pillars Ñ Advocate,…

TEVX Motors Group is a S‹o PauloÐbased Brazilian electromobility company that supplies and locally assembles zero-emission commercial vehicles Ñ electric and hydrogen buses, vans and trucks Ñ together with the charging and refueling infrastructure to support them. It operates in…

Kenya Power and Lighting Company PLC (KPLC / Kenya Power) is Kenya’s national electricity utility, owning and operating most of the country’s electricity transmission and distribution network and retailing power to over 10 million customers. A publicly listed company headquartered…

A global, CEO-led community of businesses (World Business Council for Sustainable Development; HQ Geneva) working to accelerate the transition to a sustainable world, including transport and mobility decarbonization.

A provider of DC fast-charging hardware and battery-integrated charging solutions for EVs (XCharge Europe, Germany; part of the global XCharge group), serving public and fleet/heavy-duty charging.

A U.S. (Los Angeles) manufacturer of battery-electric medium- and heavy-duty commercial trucks and powertrains, plus mobile charging solutions, for last-mile and fleet applications.

A Ugandan organization/NGO working on sustainable development and clean mobility (limited public information available).

A UK-based (with Australian operations) specialist in EV fleet-electrification and grid-scale battery storage, financing and operating electric bus/truck fleets and charging infrastructure.

A South African company building a national network of renewable-energy-powered ultra-fast EV chargers (~150 km apart) across the country’s highways, in collaboration with Stellenbosch University.