A Switzerland-based finance/investment firm focused on sustainable mobility; it runs a Mobility Credit Fund providing debt financing to businesses in Africa’s e-mobility sector and offers EV-adoption advisory.

A Netherlands (Milheeze) family-owned supplier of fuels, lubricants, and energy operating fuel stations and EV charging points, a combined fuel-and-charge card, and developing logistics charging hubs for electric trucks and green-hydrogen supply.

A South AfricaÐbased not-for-profit that promotes electric mobility and clean-energy transport across the Global South through impact projects, innovation support, and market development.

A global non-profit (est. 2013, Netherlands) dedicated to an efficient, zero-emissions global freight and logistics sector; it convenes the Global Logistics Emissions Council (GLEC) and develops emissions-accounting frameworks used across industry.

A Saint-JŽr™me, QuŽbec manufacturer of all-electric medium- and heavy-duty vehicles, notably electric school buses and Class 5Ð8 trucks.

A Munich-based solar-technology company that, after abandoning its Sion solar car (2023), refocused on retrofit solar (‘Solar Bus Kit’) for buses, trucks, and refrigerated trailers.

A Brazilian (S‹o Paulo) drone-logistics company that designs and operates autonomous delivery aircraft for certified BVLOS cargo operations, with deployments across several countries and partners such as iFood.

An indigenous Nigerian multidisciplinary clean-tech and renewable-energy consultancy supporting project development, capacity building, and climate policy (a private-sector NDC Partnership representative), including transport decarbonization and EV infrastructure.

A Zambian renewable-energy startup that designs and assembles lithium-ion batteries and has deployed Zambia’s first public EV charging stations, partnering on rural e-mobility (charge/swap stations for electric two- and three-wheelers).