Delta announced its participation in the Driving Sustainable Transport: Exploration for Danao City EV Charging Station initiative, in partnership with the Danao City Government in Cebu, Philippines, supporting the Philippines’ national Build Better More agenda and its push for sustainable transport and climate-resilient infrastructure.

“This initiative directly supports our vision for modern, resilient, and environmentally responsible cities. By investing in Electronic Vehicle infrastructure today, we are positioning our city to contribute to long-term economic growth, energy efficiency, and improved quality of life for the people of Danao.” said Danao City Mayor Ramon 'Nito' Durano III.

Vince Del Mundo, Country Manager, Delta Electronics Philippines, said: “This project reflects Delta’s commitment to supporting the Philippines’ transition to cleaner and more resilient transport infrastructure. By working closely with Danao City and our partners, we aim to deliver EV charging solutions that are standards-compliant, climate-ready, and scalable, helping local governments meet national sustainability goals while building long-term value for their communities.”

As part of the initiative, Delta will deploy its DC Wallbox 25kW DC fast charger and AC Max 22kW EV charging solution, supporting a wide range of vehicles including e-buses, e-trikes, motorcycles, and passenger electric cars. Located at a central government site, the installation enables reliable charging access for both public and private EV users.

The project complies fully with the Electric Vehicle Industry Development Act (RA 11697) and Department of Energy standards, enabling Danao City to meet its requirements for EV-ready infrastructure and designated Green Slots. Furthermore, Delta’s IP-rated, weather-resistant charging solutions are engineered for Philippine operating conditions and high public utilisation, ensuring long-term reliability and compatibility with multiple EV types.

With this installation, Danao City Hall becomes one of the first government centers in Northern Cebu to offer public-access EV charging, supporting electric public transport, lowering operating costs for EV users, and contributing to cleaner urban environments.
Delta announced its partnership with the Danao City Government to jointly advance EV infrastructure development. Danao City Mayor Ramon “Nito” Durano III (second from right) attended the launch ceremony.