Orange Cat Energy Technology Co., Ltd. (“Orange Cat”) has officially completed its first deployment of smart shared charging devices in Germany, a major milestone in the company’s entry into the European market. This strategic move marks a critical step in Orange Cat’s global expansion and lays a solid foundation for deeper market penetration across Europe.
Founded in April 2025 in Hong Kong, Orange Cat specializes in the research, development, manufacturing, and operation of intelligent shared charging solutions. The company is dedicated to promoting green mobility and the widespread adoption of smart energy through continuous technological innovation. In May, Orange Cat formally entered the German market by establishing a regional division and office in Baden-Württemberg, launching its first-phase deployment plan for 3,000 to 5,000 units. The initiative aims to build a shared charging network spanning urban transportation hubs, commercial centers, and tourist destinations.
According to official statements, Orange Cat has already completed the on-site deployment and commissioning of its initial devices in Stuttgart, Munich, and other cities. Now operational, the company’s flagship product—the shared power bank—integrates an intelligent device management system with localized operations. It offers flexible and convenient short-term mobile charging services, addressing the power needs of users during daily commutes, leisure activities, and travel.
“We believe the demand for green mobility and portable energy in Europe is entering a phase of rapid growth,” said the Head of Orange Cat’s European Operations. “Germany is our first stop in Europe. With its high regulatory standards and mature user base, the German market provides the ideal environment to pilot and scale a continent-wide shared energy ecosystem.”
All Orange Cat products have obtained major EU certifications, including CE and RoHS, ensuring safety and environmental compliance. The devices come equipped with GPS tracking, data analytics, and real-time equipment monitoring. In parallel, Orange Cat is developing a comprehensive operational ecosystem, which includes a backend management platform, merchant-side system, and a user-facing mobile app to support scalable commercialization and operational efficiency.
Localization is also a key pillar of Orange Cat’s European strategy. The company has partnered with multiple German enterprises and is recruiting local operations and customer service teams to improve service response times and enhance user retention. Orange Cat is also actively participating in local industry standardization initiatives, contributing to the formalization and structured development of the shared charging sector in Germany.
Looking ahead, Orange Cat plans to use Germany as its primary launchpad for shared power bank deployments across Europe, with planned expansions into France, Italy, the Netherlands, and Austria. Over the next 18 months, the company aims to expand into more than 100 cities across Europe, establishing a cross-border, intelligent, and responsive shared charging network. By leveraging its integrated model of device management, merchant platform, and user app, Orange Cat is positioning itself to play a key role in the future of smart mobility and sustainable energy worldwide.
Orange Cat Energy Technology Co., Ltd.
Hong Kong, China
Baden-Württemberg, Germany
