Vodatel and RadiansPlus team up on EV charging in Macao

Vodatel Networks Holding and RadiansPlus Technologies say they are partnering to expand high-density EV charging in Macao without traditional grid upgrades. The effort aims to support the city’s smart city and carbon-neutrality goals while speeding deployment in buildings and dense urban areas.

Why it matters: - Macao’s limited building power capacity has been a major barrier to wider EV adoption. - The partnership is designed to make EV charging faster to deploy and less expensive to install in dense urban settings. - The collaboration aligns with Macao’s smart city and carbon neutrality goals.

What happened: - Vodatel Networks Holding Limited (Macao) and RadiansPlus Technologies Ltd (Hong Kong) announced a strategic collaboration to expand EV charging infrastructure in Macao. - The companies are presenting the partnership at Innoex 2026. - RadiansPlus is deploying its proprietary Power System Neutral, or PSN, technology through the collaboration.

The details: - PSN Dynamic Load Management is intended to deliver 100% EV charging coverage by balancing energy demand in real time within a building’s existing electrical allocation. - The companies say the approach can provide high-density EV charging without traditional, costly and time-consuming power grid upgrades. - The partnership is intended to reduce upfront investment and shorten the certification period for new charging stations. - The companies say the PSN solution can reduce installation and operating costs for property owners. - The rollout is aimed at residential car parks and commercial hubs in high-density urban areas. - The collaboration also extends to international universities for research and development in PSN technologies for green energy management systems. - The research scope includes microgrid control applications that integrate PV, BESS, EV, grid and load to turn assets into energy hubs with distributed energy resources. - Vodatel and RadiansPlus say the initiative supports a greener, more connected Greater Bay Area. - Event attendees can visit Booth 3D-B01 to meet Professor Geoffrey Chan of RadiansPlus, who will also give a talk on PSN technology at the Macao Booth. - Press enquiries were listed at info@radiansplus.com and +852 9492 9982 via WhatsApp.

Between the lines: - The partnership is positioning software-driven load management as an alternative to expensive grid expansion. - If the system performs as described, the model could help landlords and operators add chargers where electrical capacity is already constrained. - The university research component suggests the companies want to turn the Macao rollout into a broader technology and development platform.

What's next: - The companies are using Innoex 2026 to introduce the partnership and recruit interest from stakeholders. - Further research with international universities is expected to advance PSN applications in green energy management. - Wider deployment in Macao would likely depend on property owner adoption and the performance of the PSN system in real-world buildings.

The bottom line: - Vodatel and RadiansPlus are betting that smarter load management can unlock EV charging growth in Macao without waiting for major grid upgrades.