CleanTechnica•about 1 month ago
Roam Launches Charging Network for Electric Motorcycles & Tuk-Tuks In Kenya
Key Takeaway
The rapid expansion of standardized EV charging infrastructure in emerging markets like Kenya creates a significant new load type and market opportunity for power developers and large consumers.
AI Summary
- •Roam has launched an EV charging network in Kenya, initially for electric motorcycles and tuk-tuks, with nationwide expansion including Type 6 fast chargers planned for 2026.
- •The network uses Type 6 connectors and open-charge standards, ensuring interoperability across light electric vehicles (LEVs) and promoting a scalable EV charging infrastructure.
- •This development signals a growing demand for electricity from the transportation sector in Kenya, presenting new load profiles and potential grid integration considerations for power developers and large power consumers.
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Equipped with Type 6 connectors and open-charge standards, the stations are compatible with all light electric vehicles (LEVs), including two-wheelers, tuk-tuks, and light passenger cars, enabling interoperability and a scalable EV charging infrastructure. Nationwide network expansion is set for 2026, with Type 6 fast chargers to be installed. Kenya’s electric ... [continued] The post Roam Launches Charging Network for Electric Motorcycles & Tuk-Tuks In Kenya appeared first on CleanTechnica .