Vodatel and RadiansPlus team up on EV charging in Macao

Vodatel Networks Holding and RadiansPlus Technologies announced a strategic collaboration on July 23, 2026, to expand high-density EV charging across Macao without traditional grid upgrades. The partnership uses RadiansPlus’s Power System Neutral technology to speed deployment and support Macao’s smart city and carbon-neutrality goals.

Why it matters: - Macao’s limited building power capacity has been a barrier to wider EV adoption. - The partnership aims to make high-density EV charging practical in dense urban sites without costly grid upgrades. - The companies say the approach could lower installation costs and shorten certification timelines for new charging stations.

What happened: - VODATEL Networks Holding Limited and RadiansPlus Technologies Ltd announced a strategic collaboration on July 23, 2026. - The companies are presenting the partnership at InnoEx 2026. - The rollout targets Macao’s EV infrastructure. - Professor Geoffrey Chan of RadiansPlus said the partnership is meant to make sustainable mobility more practical and accessible for residents.

The details: - The collaboration uses RadiansPlus’s proprietary Power System Neutral, or PSN, technology. - PSN Dynamic Load Management balances energy demand in real time within a building’s existing electrical allocation. - The companies say PSN can enable 100% EV charging coverage without traditional power grid upgrades. - The stated benefits include lower upfront investment, reduced installation and operating expenses, and faster deployment in residential car parks and commercial hubs. - The initiative is positioned as part of a greener, more connected Greater Bay Area. - The collaboration will also extend to international universities for research and development on PSN technologies in green energy management systems. - The R&D work includes microgrid control applications that integrate PV, BESS, EV, grid and load into energy hubs with distributed energy resources. - Vodatel and RadiansPlus invited attendees to Booth 3D-B01, where Professor Chan will also give a talk on PSN technology at the Macao Booth during the event. - Press inquiries were directed to info@radiansplus.com and +852 9492 9982 on WhatsApp.

Between the lines: - The pitch is as much about infrastructure constraints as it is about EV charging. - By focusing on software-driven load management, the partnership is trying to sidestep a major cost and time hurdle for dense cities. - The university R&D angle suggests the companies want the PSN platform to evolve beyond a single-market deployment.

What's next: - The companies are using InnoEx 2026 to introduce the collaboration to potential customers and partners. - Further development will likely center on pilot deployments, certification work and broader PSN research. - The event talk at the Macao Booth gives the partnership a public launch point for additional commercial conversations.