Graphion Energy Solutions Brings 10-Minute Electric Motorcycle Charging to Laos

Graphion Energy Solutions USA is leading the charge towards sustainable transportation in Laos with the launch of its electric motorcycle conversion service and groundbreaking 10-minute battery charging system in Vientiane. This revolutionary technology, unveiled at the 2024 ASEAN Energy Business Forum, has the potential to transform Laotian transportation, offering a cost-effective and eco-friendly alternative to traditional gasoline motorcycles.

10-Minute Charging: A Game Changer


Graphion’s proprietary technology allows electric motorcycles to achieve a full charge in a mere 10 minutes, effectively eliminating the range anxiety often associated with electric vehicles. This breakthrough addresses a critical barrier to widespread adoption, making electric motorcycles a viable option for commuters and riders alike.

Beyond Fast Charging: A Comprehensive Approach


Graphion’s commitment extends beyond fast charging, offering a comprehensive approach to electric mobility:

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Electric Motorcycle Conversions:

Graphion converts existing gasoline motorcycles into electric models, extending their lifecycles and minimizing waste. This cost-effective process makes electric mobility accessible to a broader audience.
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Carbon Emission Token Coin Reward System:

Users are incentivized to embrace sustainable choices by earning token coins for electric charging and services.
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Free Charging Infrastructure Expansion:

Graphion plans to install free standardized rapid chargers across Laos, promoting convenience and compatibility for electric motorcycle users.
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Technology Transfer and Capacity Building:

Local stakeholders will receive training on the production and maintenance of fast-charging technology, fostering local expertise and long-term sustainability.

A Collaborative Effort for a Sustainable Future


This initiative is a collaborative effort between Graphion Energy Solutions and the Ministry of Energy and Mines of Laos, aiming to increase the share of electric vehicles on the roads to 30% by 2030. The 10-minute charging system is a crucial component in achieving this ambitious target.

A Vision for Sustainable Transportation


Graphion is committed to promoting environmental awareness and education in collaboration with local communities while prioritizing sustainable supply chain management to ensure responsible practices throughout its operations.

Launch Details


The launch event will initially feature eight strategically located charging stations across Vientiane, serving as models for nationwide expansion and establishing a new standard for electric vehicle infrastructure in Laos.

Statements from Leadership


“We are thrilled to unveil these transformative technologies in Lao,” stated Nam Ki Yong, CEO of Graphion Energy Solutions. “This initiative marks a significant step in our mission to promote sustainable energy solutions globally.”

The Minister of Energy and Mines of Lao added, “This partnership is a crucial milestone in Laos’ energy and transportation sectors. We are confident that it will enhance energy efficiency and accelerate the adoption of electric vehicles.”

About Graphion Energy Solutions


Founded in 2005, Graphion Energy Solutions USA is an environmentally conscious technology company headquartered in Las Vegas, NV and Irvine, California, with research facilities and branches in South Korea and Laos. The company specializes in converting conventional gasoline motorcycles to electric models and developing and deploying fast-charging battery packs and chargers.

Key Services:


* Gasoline motorcycle electric conversion
* Carbon emission rights token compensation system
* Development of 10-minute charging secondary batteries and fast chargers

Technological Focus:


Graphion utilizes Lithium Capacitor batteries, combining the advantages of Lithium batteries and Super Capacitors. These batteries offer low internal resistance, enabling fast charging with long life cycles, and can operate at low temperatures down to -35 degrees Celsius. Currently, they are being implemented for small motorcycles, with applications in military and special uses.

Expansion into Laos:


Graphion is committed to training local companies in conversion technology and supplying parts for ongoing maintenance. The initiative aligns with ASEAN’s climate change policies aiming for 30% electrification by 2030. With approximately 250 million gasoline motorcycles in operation in Southeast Asia, including 2 million in Laos, Graphion’s project aims to reduce carbon emissions and dependence on gasoline imports.

Fast Charging Infrastructure:


Graphion’s fast chargers are affordable, compact, and easy to install. Initially funded by Graphion, the project seeks support from Official Development Assistance (ODA) programs and other clean act funds. Following selection by the South Korean Ministry of Trade, Industry, and Energy as a 2024 ODA project, Graphion plans to build a fast-charging infrastructure network across ASEAN countries, starting with Laos.

ASEAN Energy Business Forum:


Graphion and the Lao energy department were the Main sponsors for the 2024 ASEAN Energy Business Forum on September 25th, in Vientiane, Laos, having presented their vision to all energy ministers and attendees. Their goals include standardizing fast charging for electric motorcycles and personal electric vehicles across ASEAN countries.

Differentiation from Competitors:


Unlike competitors using battery swapping methods, which can lead to high cost and safety concerns, Graphion focuses on low cost fast charging infrastructure and standardized battery packs. This commitment aims to establish an open protocol for fast charging and standardization across ASEAN.

Press Contact:


JY Kim
PR Manager
Graphion Energy Solutions
Email: graphion24@gmail.com
Website: www.graphionenergy.com

About DEEP/MEM


The Department of Energy Efficiency and Promotion (DEEP) under the Ministry of Energy and Mines in Laos is dedicated to promoting energy efficiency and sustainable energy practices through innovative policies, programs, and partnerships.

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