TAILG Returns to COP31 With Green Ride Africa and Low-Carbon Handbook

TAILG Technology Group returned to the United Nations Climate Change Conference for the third consecutive year, appearing at COP31 in Antalya, Türkiye, on November 9, 2026, where Group President Michael Yao unveiled the TAILG Global Low-Carbon Action Handbook and highlighted Green Ride Africa, a project developed with the United Nations Development Programme. GlobeNewswire reported the appearance.

Yao's COP31 Appearance and the Green Ride Africa Project

TAILG Technology Group appeared at the China Pavilion, where Yao joined a high-level forum discussion and presented the handbook. The company said the handbook covers more than two decades of green development, low-carbon mobility pilot projects across Southeast Asia and Africa, and the vision and implementation approach of Green Ride Africa.

Yao said the green and low-carbon transition in the Global South requires locally adapted technologies, standards, industrial capabilities and development opportunities to take root. To meet the demands of frequent, long-hour use in Africa, TAILG has developed the TK76 battery-swapping model and is exploring products such as solar-powered electric three-wheelers. The company is also working to advance the coordinated development of vehicles, energy services and battery recycling.

TAILG said Green Ride Africa explores a low-carbon mobility solution spanning products, energy, local manufacturing, battery recycling and skills development. The company said it continues to explore ways to bring together commercial sustainability, emissions reduction and local employment, drawing on its research and development, manufacturing and supply chain capabilities.

TAILG's Manufacturing and Partnership Record

According to akta.pro company records, TAILG operates 10 global R&D and manufacturing bases and has an annual production capacity exceeding 15 million units. The same records list partnerships with BYD for small-capacity blade battery solutions, with Huawei for IoT connectivity, and with DeepSeek for AI-powered two-wheeler mobility.

Earlier Green Ride Africa Presentations

TAILG presented its Green Ride Africa framework at AEW2026 in Cape Town in September 2026, introducing electric two- and three-wheelers to African officials and investors, FinanzNachrichten.de reported. In November 2026, TAILG showcased 16 models at EICMA 2026, drawing on over 2,000 patents and a UNDP partnership for green mobility, GlobeNewswire reported.

TAILG's COP History

At COP29, TAILG shared results of electric mobility pilot projects conducted across multiple countries with the United Nations Environment Programme. At COP30, the company advanced the development of a green and low-carbon assessment system for smart connected electric vehicles.