NaaS Technology Completes 21,000-Ton Carbon Credit Transaction in EV Charging Sector

Reuters
Dec 31, 2025
NaaS Technology Completes 21,000-Ton Carbon Credit Transaction in EV Charging Sector

NaaS Technology Inc. announced the completion of a 21,000-ton carbon-inclusive credit transaction in collaboration with its strategic partner Kuaidian, related to electric vehicle charging scenarios in Wuhan. The transaction utilized NaaS's proprietary carbon asset trading platform to manage the process from carbon asset development to settlement execution. This initiative follows NaaS’s first carbon credit transaction in January 2025 and aims to support the commercialization and management of carbon assets within the EV charging sector. The company stated its commitment to optimizing carbon accounting models and expanding participation in carbon asset trading as part of efforts to advance green mobility and support China’s carbon reduction goals.

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