NOX Energy and Climate Change and Energy Minister Chris Bowen Launch Australia’s Largest EV-Enabled Building

Melbourne, Australia – 18 March 2026– NOX Energy and Federal Minister for Climate Change and Energy Chris Bowen yesterday launched Australia’s largest EV-enabled building at Sierra Hawthorn in Melbourne. The globally significant project comprises all 241 residential apartments and five commercial tenancies equipped with world-leading NOX Energy Intelligent Power Sockets (IPS) to support EV charging across the building. Each resident will have access to their own dedicated charging point, enabling EV charging directly from their allocated parking space. The installation also includes 10 additional IPS units and a 22kW MSI charger for commercial tenants. “Electric vehicles are cheaper to run, better for the environment and quieter on our streets, but for too many apartment residents charging has been a barrier,” Minister Bowen said. “The 251 EV chargers installed here make this the largest EV-enabled building in Australia and among the largest globally.  “We want more Australians to be able to enjoy the savings and convenience that come with driving an EV, no matter whether they live in a house or an apartment. “Charging at home is the cheapest and easiest way to power an EV, and this rollout helps make that possible for more people.” The installation is part of the “Accelerating EV Adoption: Unlocking EVs for Strata Residents” project, which supports the deployment of 2,000 EV charging devices across Australian strata buildings. This project includes funding from the Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) through the Driving the Nation initiative, which aims to accelerate electric vehicle adoption nationwide. “For the energy transition to be beneficial for everyone, apartment residents need to have the same access to EV charging as people who live in freestanding houses,” said Darren Miller, CEO at ARENA. “This project shows how innovative, low-cost charging solutions can unlock EV uptake for people who live in apartments, one of the biggest remaining barriers to widespread electric vehicle adoption.” NOX Energy is addressing EV accessibility challenges through the provision of affordable charge points for the millions of Australians who live in strata buildings. Until now, the vast majority of apartment and townhouse occupiers have had limited ability to charge at home. “This project shows that EV charging doesn’t need to involve massive electrical upgrades or expensive infrastructure,” said Charlie Richardson, Co-Founder of NOX Energy. “By using smart power points and intelligent load management, we can ensure every resident has access to their own charger at a fraction of the cost of traditional solutions. “Today’s announcement foreshadows the rapid expansion of inexpensive charging facilities in apartments, townhouses, office complexes, government departments and other public carparks that can’t afford or access other charging options.” The installation was delivered by Port Melbourne–based electrical contractor ModTech Group and incorporated stainless-steel reverse-mounted ceiling bollards developed by SSAF Australia, allowing charging infrastructure to be safely installed above parking spaces while protecting electrical equipment. Charging hardware for commercial tenants was supplied by MSI and operates on the same NOX Energy load management and payment gateway. About NOX Energy NOX Energy is an Australian clean technology company developing intelligent EV charging infrastructure for apartment buildings and shared environments. Its Intelligent Power Sockets (IPS) and cloud-based Management System, combined with in-app functionalities, provide an optimal charging solution for residential strata, public and commercial sites, and fleets. NOX Energy aims to democratise access to electric transport and accelerate the transition to net-zero emissions by providing safe, accessible, and cost-effective charging solutions. ​For more information, visit www.noxenergy.com.au. Company ContactNOX Energyenquiry@noxenergy.com.auLinkedIn Media ContactCharlie Richardsoncharlie.richardson@noxenergy.com.au

NOX Energy Secures $1.51 Million from ARENA to Deliver Nationwide EV Charging Rollout Across Australian Strata Communities

NOX Energy to install nearly 2,000 Intelligent Power Sockets across Australia Sydney, Australia – 24 September 2025 – NOX Energy today announced it has received funding from the Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) under the Driving the Nation Program to deliver one of Australia’s largest Level 1 electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure rollouts, enabling convenient and affordable EV charging for residents in strata-titled apartments across Australia. Backed by a total project investment of $4.78 million, including $1.51 million from ARENA, the initiative, “Accelerating EV Adoption by Unlocking Charging for Strata Residents”, will provide equitable home charging to apartment residents without costly building upgrades. “Our mission is to democratise access to EVs, and this rollout will transform apartment living for thousands of residents who want to drive electric,” said Charlie Richardson, Chief Operating Officer at NOX Energy. “Our model removes cost and complexity for strata communities, providing affordable and accessible EV charging for older complexes and new builds.” Over the next three years, the company will install nearly 2,000 of its Level 1 Intelligent Power Sockets (IPS) across 16 apartment buildings nationwide. In contrast to Level 2 models commonly found on the market, Level 1 charging offers a lower-cost alternative that allows residents to conveniently charge their vehicles while parked at home, making EV ownership more affordable. The rollout spans new developments and existing complexes, requiring upgrades that range from minor electrical work to full infrastructure retrofits. These sites will deliver a comprehensive real-world test of EV charging in diverse strata environments. Where rooftop solar is present, NOX Energy will test innovative load-shifting behaviours that encourage residents to charge during periods of high solar export, helping buildings boost self-consumption and cut charging costs. “NOX Energy is an innovative, proudly Australian company that delivers turn-key solutions through our proprietary hardware and software. This grant is the validation of years of development, testing, and installation,” said Wylie Chak, Co-founder and Director at NOX Energy. “With ARENA’s support, we can begin to break down one of the biggest barriers to EV ownership. We will deliver nearly 2,000 smart charging points across Australia, expanding reliable and affordable access to EV charging at home – an important first step toward serving the millions who live in apartments. For too long, apartment living has had limited access to charging.” The NOX Energy model employs a fair, user-pays approach: EV drivers pay their own electricity costs at the strata retail tariff plus a small service fee, owners corporations receive full reimbursement, and apartment owners without EVs do not subsidise charging. Installations are low-impact, utilising the company’s patented IPS and cloud-based management system to deliver secure access control, measured billing, and smart load balancing. Independent research partners, including the Electric Vehicle Council (EVC), will conduct resident surveys, monitor performance data, and publish findings that provide actionable insights for strata communities, policymakers, and the EV industry. “NOX Energy’s project is a great example of Australian innovation tackling real-world barriers to electric vehicle adoption,” said Darren Miller, CEO at ARENA. “By supporting low-cost, scalable charging solutions for apartment residents, ARENA is helping to unlock new pathways for decarbonising transport and making EV ownership more accessible to millions of Australians.” Project partners include property developers HENNY; strata managers Stratablox, Mayfield, and Tideways; Owners Corporations, The Anchorage, Middle Burke, Belmont Clayton, and Sierra Hawthorn; technology partners MiMOR and MOX; and independent advisor Wattblock. Apply here. About NOX Energy NOX Energy is an Australian energy company providing affordable and scalable eMobility charging solutions. NOX Energy’s Intelligent Power Sockets (IPS) and cloud-based Management System, combined with in-app functionalities, provide an optimal charging solution for residential strata, public and commercial sites, and fleets. NOX Energy aims to democratise access to electric transport and accelerate the transition to net-zero emissions by providing safe, accessible, and cost-effective charging solutions. ​For more information, visit www.noxenergy.com.au. About ARENA The Australian Government established the Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) on 1 July 2012. ARENA supports the global transition to net zero emissions by accelerating the pace of pre-commercial innovation for the benefit of Australian consumers, businesses and workers. Its purpose is to improve the competitiveness and supply of renewable energy and drive the uptake of energy efficiency and electrification by providing financial assistance and sharing knowledge. In doing so, ARENA helps accelerate innovation that benefits all Australians and facilitates the achievement of Australia’s greenhouse gas emissions targets. For more information, visit https://arena.gov.au/. Company contact: NOX Energyenquiry@noxenergy.com.au LinkedIn Media contact: Charlie Richardsoncharlie.richardson@noxenergy.com.au

NOX Energy Partners with TOMRA Australia to Support Container Recycling in Tasmania and Deliver EV Charging for Employees

Sydney, Australia, 16 September 2025 – Australian company NOX Energy has partnered with TOMRA Australia (TOMRA) to deliver home Electric Vehicle (EV) charging points for employees. The initiative supports the launch of Tasmania’s Recycle Rewards container refund scheme, turning waste and energy into drivers of community progress. In addition to tackling waste, the partnership is helping decarbonise transport. TOMRA’s Tasmanian technicians now service recycling collection points using fully electric vans, charged conveniently overnight at home through 7kW smart chargers installed and managed by NOX Energy, and supplied by global technology company Micro-Star International’s EV division (MSI EVSE). Powered by Tasmania’s high-renewable energy grid, the initiative ensures fleet operations deliver excellent service without the pollution of fossil fuel-based transport. “Supporting TOMRA’s technicians with home-based charging shows how easily we can integrate EVs into everyday operations and remove barriers to going electric,” said Charlie Richardson, Chief Operating Officer at NOX Energy. “Drivers simply plug in at home, and our platform ensures the vans are charged by morning with all energy usage tracked. This collaboration is proof that we can tackle carbon emissions in transport at the same time as we tackle plastic and can waste.” Recycle Rewards offers Tasmanians a 10-cent refund for every eligible drink container returned. In just four months since launch, locals have returned over 30 million containers, showing strong community support for reducing litter and rewarding recycling. Shaun Watson, Operations Manager at TOMRA, added, “We’re thrilled to support the Tasmanian Government’s container refund scheme in a way that maximises its positive impact. We’re reducing litter and rewarding Tasmanians for recycling while cutting our carbon footprint by using electric service vehicles. TOMRA has set ambitious, science-based targets to achieve net-zero emissions by 2050. Reducing our emissions is therefore a top priority, and we are committed to continuously identifying initiatives that lower emissions across our entire value chain.” MSI EVSE’s smart EV chargers are weather-proof, highly reliable, and fully integrated into the NOX Management System. Through this partnership, employees benefit from easy, reliable charging, while NOX Energy oversees procurement, installation, and ongoing management, including energy monitoring, automated billing, reporting, and load balancing. “MSI is proud to supply the smart charging hardware for TOMRA’s new EV fleet in Tasmania. Our chargers are designed to be user-friendly and reliable, which is perfect for supporting on-the-go field technicians. It’s wonderful to see our technology empowering a program that delivers environmental benefits on multiple fronts,” said Raymond Hsieh, Sales Manager at MSI EVSE. This initiative connects container recycling with low-emission transport, ensuring environmental gains are delivered across waste reduction and fleet operations. It demonstrates how public programs strengthened by coordinated partnerships can create practical benefits for Tasmanian communities. About NOX Energy NOX Energy is an Australian energy company providing affordable and scalable eMobility charging solutions. NOX Energy’s Intelligent Power Sockets (IPS) and cloud-based Management System, combined with in-app functionalities, provide an optimal charging solution for residential strata, public and commercial sites, and fleets. NOX Energy aims to democratise access to electric transport and accelerate the transition to net-zero emissions by providing safe, accessible, and cost-effective charging solutions.​ For more information, visit www.noxenergy.com.au. About TOMRA TOMRA is the global leader in sorting, collection and reverse-vending machine technology, with over 50 years’ experience in the design, operation and administration of container deposit schemes around the world. In partnership with Cleanaway, TOMRA is the technology provider for Tasmania’s Container Deposit Scheme ‘Recycle Rewards’. TOMRA Cleanaway is Australia’s leading container deposit and container refund schemes operator, working across multiple states, supporting communities and the environment through innovation. About MSI EVSE MSI EVSE is the electric vehicle charging division of Micro-Star International, a global technology provider. MSI EVSE delivers EV smart charging hardware designed for reliability, efficiency, and ease of use. Its integrated systems support fleets and drivers worldwide in the shift to sustainable mobility. Company Contact NOX Energyenquiry@noxenergy.com.auLinkedIn Media Contact Wylie Chakwyliechak@noxenergy.com.au

NOX Energy Introduces Affordable Charging for Australia’s 3+ million Strata Lots

NOX Energy is the missing link for 4 million strata residents Strategic partnership with global company, MSI, supports EV charging via user-friendly payment system SYDNEY, Australia, 06 March 2025 – Australian company NOX Energy today announced the delivery of its much-awaited strata charging system, which solves the problem of eMobility charging for over three million strata lots in Australia (2022 Australasian Strata Insights Report). Previously unable to access smart, scalable and cost-effective charging, approximately four million apartment and townhouse residents will now be able to overcome one of the most significant barriers to eMobility uptake in Australia – no on-site charging facilities where they choose to live. “As an Aussie company, our goal is to democratise access to eMobility charging, ensuring that no Australian is shut out of the electric mobility revolution,” said Wylie Chak, Co-Founder and Director at NOX Energy. “By focusing on the needs of strata communities, we’re removing the barriers that have historically prevented apartment dwellers from embracing electric vehicles, e-bikes and e-scooters.”​ NOX Energy has developed and is successfully trialling a cost-effective, accessible charging solution tailored for apartment owners and strata residents.  The NOX Energy Intelligent Power Socket (IPS) is a smart, weatherproof IoT device offering safe and reliable charging without costly infrastructure overhauls. The IPS can be installed by any licenced electrician with no heavy-duty cabling or hardware. It ensures equitable access to eMobility charging, empowering everyday Australians to participate in the nation’s sustainable transportation future.​  It will augment the growth of rapid charging stations, which, for the vast majority of body corporates across Australia (and the world), are too expensive and too difficult to install. NOX Energy will be able to provide over 100 units for the price of one rapid charging station. The Australian strata sector has experienced consistent, strong growth of around 7%, adding over 200,000 new lots in the past two years alone (2022 Australasian Strata Insights Report). Currently, most residents cannot access charging, dramatically reducing eMobility adoption. In alignment with the Australian Government’s National Electric Vehicle Strategy, NOX Energy’s mission is to provide simple, affordable infrastructure to support eMobility adoption for millions living in strata lots.​ Along with smart devices, NOX Energy provides advanced payment management solutions that allow the real-time monitoring of individual energy usage, accurate billing, and efficient payment processing. The company recently secured a strategic partnership with Micro-Star International (MSI), a global AI and gaming giant and smart EV charging provider, to integrate NOX Energy’s advanced, user-friendly payment management system into MSI’s existing charging hardware, improving payment efficiency. As electric vehicles increase their share of the national vehicle fleet, the demand for reliable and accessible charging solutions has dramatically intensified and frustrated policy makers trying to assist uptake. NOX Energy is already partnering with strata communities, government departments, and other property managers with unique charging challenges, like caravan parks and tourist destinations, and successfully trialling its innovative and cost-effective solution. NOX Energy invites strata communities, apartment owners, and property managers to explore how its innovative charging system can integrate into existing infrastructure and support eMobility adoption.  NOX Energy will showcase its IPS at the Everything Electric Show in Sydney on 7-9 March.  About NOX Energy NOX Energy is an Australian energy company providing affordable and scalable eMobility charging solutions. NOX Energy’s Intelligent Power Sockets (IPS) and cloud-based Management System, combined with in-app functionalities, provide an optimal charging solution for residential strata, public and commercial sites, and fleets. NOX Energy aims to democratise access to electric transport and accelerate the transition to net-zero emissions by providing safe, accessible, and cost-effective charging solutions.​ For more information, visit www.noxenergy.com.au. Company Contact NOX Energyenquiry@noxenergy.com.auLinkedIn Media Contact Wylie Chakwyliechak@noxenergy.com.au