[Asia Economy Honam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Jeon Seong] Yeonggwang-gun, Jeollanam-do (Governor Kim Joon-sung) announced on the 24th that on the 23rd, it signed a business agreement with the Korea Smart e-Mobility Association and Cirus Co., Ltd. at the county office's small conference room to establish charging infrastructure.
Through this agreement, the Korea Smart e-Mobility Association and Cirus Co., Ltd. will install 50 slow electric vehicle chargers free of charge at major hubs with high foot traffic such as key tourist sites, public facilities, and public parking lots, and establish a control system within the county office to manage them.
The Korea Smart e-Mobility Association is an organization that supports promotional activities for over 70 e-mobility companies and e-mobility policy projects.
Cirus Co., Ltd. is an electric vehicle charger manufacturer recognized as a reliable company, having received the first reliability certification from Korea Electric Power Corporation KERI.
The slow chargers to be installed this time can charge electric cars, electric two-wheelers, and PMs (bicycles, kickboards, etc.), and are recognized as products with the highest quality in the same industry.
Meanwhile, the county plans to install 99 chargers this year through micro vehicle demonstration projects and regulatory free zone projects, and utilize electric vehicle big data collected and analyzed through a location-based linked control system to promote overall e-mobility tasks.
A county official said, "This agreement will contribute to the expansion of e-mobility distribution and improvement of user convenience, and will be very helpful in establishing a charger control system," adding, "We will work closely together to further develop the county's e-mobility industry through this opportunity."
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