March 2025 – Las Vegas, NV
Army of the Tread (AOTT) has confirmed that its project development framework and Green Bond strategy align with European Union (EU) sustainability and environmental, social, and governance (ESG) standards. This alignment reflects the company’s commitment to operating under some of the most rigorous global benchmarks for environmental impact and corporate responsibility.
The EU’s sustainable finance guidelines, including the EU Taxonomy for sustainable activities, emphasize transparency, measurable environmental outcomes, and social equity — principles that are embedded in AOTT’s site selection, design, and financing processes. The company’s adherence to these standards complements its ongoing Moody’s Second Party Opinion (SPO) review, reinforcing investor confidence in the credibility of its Green Bond Raise.
“Investors are increasingly looking for projects that meet the highest sustainability thresholds, not just locally but globally,” said Ron Jones, Founder & CEO of Army of the Tread. “By aligning with EU-style ESG standards, we’re ensuring that our network is future-ready and attractive to capital from both U.S. and international markets.”
This alignment is particularly significant as AOTT explores expansion opportunities beyond the United States, including potential partnerships in markets with advanced sustainability frameworks. The company’s integration of EU-style standards positions it to meet the expectations of environmentally focused investors and global infrastructure partners.
By embedding ESG principles at the core of its operations, Army of the Tread aims to deliver long-term value to stakeholders while accelerating the transition to a cleaner, more resilient transportation system.
About Army of the Tread
Army of the Tread is a clean transportation infrastructure company focused on building a nationwide network of high-performance EV charging hubs. Through strategic partnerships, innovative financing, and a commitment to environmental impact, Army of the Tread is working to make electric mobility accessible, reliable, and sustainable for communities across the United States.
