CATL V2G Public Transportation Partnership Expands Integrated Energy Mobility in China

Contemporary Amperex Technology Co., Ltd. (CATL) has signed a strategic cooperation framework agreement with Suqian City Public Transportation Co., Ltd. (Suqian Transportation), marking a significant step in advancing the CATL V2G public transportation partnership model. The agreement signals deeper alignment between energy technology and urban mobility systems to support greener transport outcomes.

Strategic scope of the CATL V2G public transportation partnership

Under the framework agreement, the two companies will pursue in-depth collaboration across multiple domains, including the implementation of CATL’s Ning Service brand, the application of V2G (Vehicle to Grid) technology, and the expansion of automotive aftermarket services. These initiatives are designed to explore new pathways for integrated development between transportation and energy infrastructure.

Focus on V2G and service innovation

The application of V2G technology within public transportation operations is expected to enhance energy interaction between electric buses and the power grid. Combined with service-oriented solutions, this approach aims to unlock operational flexibility while supporting broader energy system efficiency.

Role of Suqian Transportation in regional mobility

Suqian Transportation, recognized as a core local state-owned enterprise, was among the first to establish a public transportation network covering both urban and rural areas across central and northern Jiangsu. Its extensive operational footprint provides a strong foundation for deploying advanced energy and mobility solutions at scale.

Advancing integrated transportation and energy development

This cooperation represents a new stage of systematic collaboration between the two organizations in integrating public transportation with energy systems. By aligning operational needs with advanced battery and energy technologies, the partnership is positioned to deliver practical solutions that support regional green transportation development.

Battery lifecycle management as a core pillar

Looking ahead, CATL and Suqian Transportation plan to integrate public transportation resources with CATL’s technical service capabilities to establish a comprehensive bus battery lifecycle management system. This system will span vehicle inspection, repair and maintenance services, energy interaction, and resource recycling, with the objective of improving both the quality and efficiency of public transportation operations through the CATL V2G public transportation partnership.