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Vemo electric mobility expansion in Mexico
Overview
Vemo, an electric mobility ecosystem in Mexico, has focused on expanding its infrastructure and sustainability metrics. The company established a new fast-charging route of over 600 kilometers connecting Morelia to Veracruz, spanning five states including Michoacán, Estado de México, Ciudad de México, Puebla, and Veracruz. This corridor includes seven charging points with 20 fast connectors and a capacity of 1,330 kW.
Following infrastructure growth, Vemo issued its first 9,000 carbon credits verified under Verra’s VCS standard. These credits stem from the ‘Vemo Conduce’ program. The company reported that its electric vehicles reduce operational CO2e emissions by 66% in Mexico compared to internal combustion engines. In 2025, the company avoided 17,156 tCO2e, marking a 53% increase from the previous year.
Entities
Germán Losada · Carlos Levy · Roberto Rocha · Verra · Veracruz
Timeline
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[BUSINESS] 2 sourcesVemo issues first 9,000 carbon credits for electric fleet
Mexican electric mobility company Vemo has issued 9,000 carbon credits verified by Verra, reporting a significant increase in avoided CO2e emissions and atmospheric pollutants.
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[TECHNOLOGY] 2 sourcesVemo expands electric vehicle charging route between Morelia and Veracruz
Vemo Charging Network has launched a new 600-kilometer fast-charging route in Mexico, connecting Morelia to Veracruz through five states to support long-distance electric vehicle travel.
Sources
energy21.com.mx · estrategia-sustentable.com.mx · forococheselectricos.com · revistamagazzine.com · xataka.com.mx