Thiruvananthapuram (Kerala) [India], November 9: Kerala State Co-operative Institute of Information Technology, Electronics, and Communications (COSTECH), based in Thiruvananthapuram, India’s first IT federal cooperative institution, is all set to establish 2000 EV charging stations across the state in collaboration with ESYGO, a Chennai-based company that manufactures and operates EV Charging stations throughout the country. The agreement was signed in a ceremony in Thiruvananthapuram, attended by the State Cooperative Registrar, Dr. D. Sajith Babu IAS, COSTECH Chairman Prof. E. Kunhiraman, ESYGO Chairman Dr. V.P. Sajeevan ESYGO CEO – Sanjay Sajeevan and ESYGO Business Head( South) Krishnakumar.

The aim of this project is to ensure EV charging infrastructure across Kerala by 2030, from major cities to rural areas. This initiative will promote an eco-friendly transportation system and contribute to reducing carbon emissions. The installation of charging stations in urban centers, medium-sized towns, and rural areas will provide income opportunities and employment for small entrepreneurs, cooperatives, and residential complexes. It also encourage greater use of electric vehicles through innovative technology and faster charging facilities. Read More