Vodatel and RadiansPlus team up on Macao EV charging

Vodatel Networks Holding Limited and RadiansPlus Technologies announced a strategic collaboration in Macao on July 23, 2026, aimed at expanding EV charging without traditional grid upgrades. The partnership uses RadiansPlus’s Power System Neutral technology to support high-density charging in buildings with limited electrical capacity.

Why it matters: - Macao’s limited power capacity in existing buildings has been a major constraint on EV adoption. - The collaboration is designed to deliver high-density charging in residential and commercial sites without the cost and delay of traditional grid upgrades. - The approach could help Macao move closer to smart city and carbon neutrality goals.

What happened: - VODATEL Networks Holding Limited (Macao) and RadiansPlus Technologies Ltd (Hong Kong) announced a strategic collaboration on July 23, 2026. - The companies said the partnership will deploy RadiansPlus’s proprietary Power System Neutral (PSN) technology across Macao. - The companies presented the partnership at InnoEx 2026. - Professor Geoffrey Chan of RadiansPlus Technologies said the deal could cut upfront investment and shorten certification time for new charging stations.

The details: - PSN Dynamic Load Management (PSN-DLM) is designed to balance energy demand in real time within a building’s existing electrical allocation. - The system is intended to enable 100% EV charging coverage without infrastructure overhauls. - The companies said the solution can reduce installation and operating costs for property owners. - The rollout is aimed at high-density urban settings, including residential car parks and commercial hubs. - The collaboration also includes research and development work with international universities on PSN technologies in green energy management systems. - Planned research includes microgrid control applications that integrate PV, BESS, EV, grid and load into energy hubs with distributed energy resources. - The companies positioned the initiative as part of a broader push to build a greener, more connected Greater Bay Area.

Between the lines: - The partnership focuses on software and load management rather than expanding physical grid capacity. - That approach could make EV charging deployments more practical in dense markets where electrical upgrades are slow or expensive. - The university research component suggests the companies are also trying to turn PSN into a broader energy-management platform, not just a charging solution.

What's next: - Professor Geoffrey Chan was scheduled to speak on PSN technology at the Macao Booth during the event. - Attendees were invited to visit Booth 3D-B01 to meet with Professor Chan and learn more about the technology. - The companies are expected to continue development and research partnerships around PSN and related green energy systems. - Press inquiries were directed to info@radiansplus.com and WhatsApp +852 9492 9982.