The future of energy belongs to companies that build the infrastructure for tomorrow, today. Reflecting this vision, IPT and the Holy Spirit University of Kaslik (USEK) have signed a strategic partnership to develop Lebanon's first Sustainable Mobility Hub on a university campus, introducing a pioneering model that brings together electric mobility, innovation and everyday convenience in one integrated destination.
The project will feature the first full EV Charging Facility of its kind, including two ultra fast DC chargers, a LaserWash car wash and a convenience store, creating a seamless mobility ecosystem designed to serve students, faculty, visitors and the wider community.
More than a new destination, the Sustainable Mobility Hub reflects a new way of thinking about mobility infrastructure. By bringing together energy, technology and essential services in one connected ecosystem, the initiative demonstrates how practical innovation can make cleaner mobility more accessible while responding to the evolving needs of communities. The partnership also brings together two institutions committed to shaping the future. Combining USEK's academic excellence with IPT's expertise in energy and mobility, the project establishes a pioneering model designed to inspire universities, companies and institutions to rethink how sustainable infrastructure can support the next generation of mobility.
For IPT, this milestone represents another important step in the Group's transformation into a forward-looking energy company. As mobility, technology and energy continue to converge, IPT remains committed to developing the infrastructure, partnerships and integrated solutions that will help accelerate the energy transition and create lasting value for future generations. The agreement also reinforces IPT's long term strategy of investing in projects that not only respond to today's needs, but help define the standards of tomorrow, positioning the Group at the forefront of the evolving energy and mobility landscape in Lebanon and across the region.
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