Petronas subsidiary Gentari partners with Europe’s Virta to expand EV charging network in SEA

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Petronas subsidiary Gentari partners with Europe’s Virta to expand EV charging network in SEA - e27

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Clean energy solutions provider Petronas Group subsidiary Gentari has partnered with European EV charging platform Virta to expand the charging network across Southeast Asia.

Through its subsidiary Gentari Green Mobility, Gentari will leverage Virta’s digital platform services, technology and industry expertise to deploy and run the charging infrastructure.

Virta is backed by Vertex Growth, a growth-stage VC fund anchored by Vertex Holdings.