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Tinergy & Santa New Energy Propel EV Adoption in Asia

SINGAPORE, Nov11, 2023 – (ACN Newswire) – Tinergy Renewable Energy, a leader in renewable energy, and Santa New Energy have signed an MoU to establish electric vehicle (EV) battery checking centers in Singapore, Indonesia, and Malaysia. These facilities aim to enhance EV adoption in the region and contribute to ASEAN’s goal of achieving net-zero emissions by 2050.

The centers will utilize Santa New Energy’s battery online detection technology, offering comprehensive battery checks during the charging process without dismantling the vehicle. The initiative aligns with Singapore’s plan to phase out combustion car sales by 2030. The partnership aims to enhance EV after-sales services in Southeast Asia, including battery maintenance, second-hand EV sales evaluation, and recycling.

From L-R: B2G Energies Founder and CEO, Garry Tay and Tinergy Renewable Energy Founder, Milo Zhang signing the MoU

“As Singapore targets phasing out combustion car sales by 2030, and with various incentives put in place to encourage the adoption of EVs, there needs to be effective and reliable EV battery checking facilities to ensure the longevity and sustainability of EV batteries,” said Garry Tay, Founder and CEO of B2G Energies. “Our collaboration with Tinergy Energies and Santa New Energy to bring this facility to Singapore and is in support of the Singapore Green Plan 2030 by the Singapore government, aimed at reducing carbon emissions.”  

On The Tinergy & Santa New Energy Tie-up

“Tapping on CATL’s battery expertise and development, Santa New Energy has developed the world’s first EV battery charging and checking system that is fast, efficient, and easy to implement with low cost, high precision and accuracy,” said Xue Kai Lei, Executive Director of Santa New Energy. “We have already successfully implemented our technology at the world’s first low carbon park in Xiamen, China, integrating EV power battery technology research and development, power battery big data center, battery checking, and new energy vehicle after-sales service, and plans to replicate the model in this region.”

From L-R: Mr Li Bing, Mr Wang (Tinergy Renewable Energy), Mr Xue (Santa New Energy), Mr Garry Tay (B2G Energies), Mr Zhao, Mr Fang (Santa New Energy) at the carbon park in Xiamen

Milo Zhang, Founder of Tinergy Renewable Energy said, “Tinergy is at the forefront of providing renewable energy solutions to reducing carbon emissions, conserving resources, and creating a more sustainable world. Our MoU with B2G Energies and Santa New Energy is an important step in building these battery checking facilities and infrastructure in the region, as part of the region’s push to get more drivers to adopt EVs.”

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