TLDR:
- NaaS Technology completes 21,000-ton carbon credit deal in Wuhan, China.
- NaaS advances carbon-inclusive EV charging with new credit transaction.
- NaaS Technology pioneers carbon credit model for EV charging in Wuhan.
- NaaS successfully completes carbon-inclusive credit deal for Wuhan EV charging.
- NaaS leads carbon credit transaction for EV charging sector in Wuhan.
NaaS Technology Inc. ( NAAS) has completed a 21,000-ton carbon-inclusive credit transaction with its strategic partner Kuaidian, targeting electric vehicle (EV) charging in Wuhan. The deal was finalized on December 31, 2025, marking a significant achievement in the company’s efforts to integrate carbon credit mechanisms into green transportation. As of 12:52 PM EST, NaaS Technology’s stock is priced at $3.24, reflecting a slight dip of 3.86% from the previous session.
Carbon Credit Transaction Supports EV Charging and Public Carbon Neutrality
The 21,000-ton carbon credit transaction represents a key step forward in NaaS’s strategy to commercialize carbon assets within the EV charging sector. Using its self-developed carbon asset trading platform, NaaS provided an end-to-end solution, including asset development, digital ledger management, and transaction matchmaking. This scalable model can be replicated across the EV charging market, allowing public participation in carbon neutrality programs.
The transaction is part of China’s broader effort to meet its “Dual Carbon” goals, which include achieving peak carbon emissions by 2030 and carbon neutrality by 2060. NaaS’s collaboration with Kuaidian further advances the country’s push toward green mobility by promoting carbon-inclusion in the EV charging infrastructure. This project helps the company build a platform that can efficiently manage carbon assets and meet the growing demand for carbon credits in the transportation sector.
Expanding Carbon-Asset Solutions for the Future
With China’s new energy vehicle market surpassing 36 million units by June 2025, the country has laid a solid foundation for carbon-inclusion mechanisms within the EV charging sector. As EV adoption continues to rise, the demand for carbon credits is expected to grow significantly. NaaS plans to enhance its platform to support a broader range of trading scenarios and industry partnerships, further accelerating its commitment to green transportation solutions.
Yubo Zhai, General Manager of Sustainability at NaaS, highlighted the company’s long-term vision for the EV charging market. He stated that NaaS is focused on refining its carbon accounting models and digital platforms to ensure the efficient management of carbon assets. The company will continue to optimize its solutions to foster broader industry participation in carbon-neutral initiatives.
About NaaS Technology Inc.
NaaS Technology Inc. is the first U.S.-listed EV charging service company in China. The company offers intelligent matching of charging supply with demand, providing seamless and efficient charging solutions. NaaS aims to optimize operations and enhance profitability for charging stations across its growing network, driving the transition to greener transportation.


