In a major boost to India’s clean mobility mission, Incharz (Servotech EV Infra), one of the country’s fastest-growing charge point operators, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Noida Power Company Limited (NPCL) to significantly enhance electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure across Greater Noida.
NPCL is a joint venture between the RP-Sanjiv Goenka Group and the Greater Noida Industrial Development Authority. The partnership is poised to play a pivotal role in establishing Greater Noida as a model EV-ready city, promoting accessible, efficient, and environmentally friendly transportation solutions.
The MoU was officially signed between Prem Prakash, CEO of Incharz, and Sanket Srivastava, Head, PMS & Sustainability at NPCL. This collaboration aims to streamline the development and deployment of EV charging stations across key urban locations such as corporate offices, commercial hubs, residential societies, and hospitals.
NPCL will serve as a crucial facilitator, identifying high-potential sites and enabling coordination with distribution companies (DISCOMs) to ensure a cost-effective and time-efficient installation process.
As a first step in this long-term partnership, EV charging stations have already been installed at two prominent residential complexes in Greater Noida. At Stellar Jeevan, Incharz has deployed 7.4 kW and 10 kW AC chargers, while Ace Divino now features a 40 kW DC fast charger along with a 10 kW AC charger capable of simultaneously charging three electric two-wheelers.
These installations signal the beginning of a much broader rollout designed to meet the growing demand for EV charging across the region.
Commenting on the partnership, Prem Prakash, CEO of Incharz, said, “This partnership with NPCL marks a defining milestone in our journey toward building a smart and scalable EV charging network throughout the nation. It aligns perfectly with Servotech’s larger mission to solarise India and transform its cities into clean energy ecosystems. By accelerating infrastructure development and ensuring last-mile connectivity for EV users, we’re not just expanding our footprint, we’re powering a future where electric vehicles will dominate the roads. Our aim is not just carbon neutrality, but to actively contribute to India’s transition toward becoming a carbon-negative nation. This MoU is a bold step in that direction.”
Sanket Srivastava, Head of PMS & Sustainability at NPCL, also expressed optimism about the joint initiative: “We’re pleased to collaborate with Servotech EV Infra to strengthen the clean mobility infrastructure in Greater Noida. As we continue to promote green energy adoption, this collaboration is going to play a key role in making EV charging more accessible, reliable, and widespread.”
The partnership signifies more than just infrastructure growth; it represents a shared vision of a greener, more sustainable future. By addressing both accessibility and reliability in EV charging, the Servotech-NPCL collaboration is expected to encourage more residents and businesses in Greater Noida to switch to electric vehicles.
With India targeting ambitious goals in renewable energy and decarbonisation, this alliance could serve as a blueprint for similar public-private partnerships across the country.
