At the SNEC 2026 exhibition in Shanghai, Wing Lee Development Construction Holdings, through its subsidiary Wing Kai New Energy, signed a strategic cooperation agreement with QIJI Energy and C&D Hi-Tech. The partnership focuses on deploying battery swapping stations for urban logistics in Hong Kong and Southeast Asia, aiming to reduce energy costs and improve delivery efficiency for electric commercial vehicles. The deal integrates QIJI Energy's swapping technology, Wing Kai's local infrastructure in Hong Kong and Shenzhen, and C&D Hi-Tech's global supply chain capabilities. This collaboration is part of the Zero-Carbon Smart Alliance, which also includes SANY Group and CATL. The companies plan to address regulatory compliance, engineering infrastructure, and supply chain coordination in overseas markets. The goal is to accelerate the construction of a green energy service network and support the dual carbon targets. The article provides details on the companies involved and their specific roles in the project, though it lacks concrete metrics like expected number of stations or timeline for deployment. The announcement was made via a press release on Malay Mail and is attributed to Wing Lee. Readers interested in regional zero-carbon transportation and battery swapping infrastructure in Asia will find this relevant. The article does not include independent verification or third-party analysis, so it should be treated as a corporate statement.
