Tesson Holdings (01201) reached a strategic cooperation with Times Nebula and Zhonghui Smart and landed in Hong Kong

Zhitong Finance App News, Tesson Holdings (01201) announced that the company has signed a strategic cooperation agreement with Fujian Times Nebula Technology Co., Ltd. (Times Nebula), a company focusing on R&D and industrialization of new energy storage applications in China, and Zhonghui Smart Technology Co., Ltd. (Zhonghui Smart), a company that mainly operates ultra-fast charging stations for electric vehicles in Hong Kong.

The purpose of this strategic cooperation is to introduce Times Nebula's world-first integrated zero-carbon microgrid advanced energy storage application business model into Hong Kong, build a high-power charging facility with world-leading technology for battery service performance testing technology, and establish an industrial Internet ecosystem service platform for Hong Kong's city-level zero-carbon parks. This move will provide the strongest safety and technical guarantee for the development of electric vehicles in Hong Kong, and gradually establish battery asset big data and a power battery aftermarket service system from multiple dimensions such as battery safety, battery usage efficiency, and battery asset management.

The introduction of battery testing technology is expected to bring opportunities to Hong Kong for industrial development using power batteries in a hierarchical manner. The company plans to first invest in high-speed charging piles with advanced testing technology and functions through Zhonghui Smart's charging stations in Hong Kong, so that battery testing can be completed simultaneously during charging. At the same time, the company will also invest in the establishment of corresponding facilities for battery removal and safe storage, and invest in the construction of a complete aftermarket service system for power batteries.

Gradual use of power batteries means that power batteries recovered from electric vehicles do not directly enter battery degradation plants, but are reused in various fields such as energy storage facilities, low-speed electric vehicles, and electric tool vehicles through processes such as disassembly, screening, polishing, sorting, reassembly, balancing, and testing. After multiple stages of use, the power battery will enter the degradation plant. This move can extend battery life, maximize the use value of batteries, and achieve resource recycling and green and low-carbon development goals.