en.Wedoany.com Reported - ABB (China) Co., Ltd. and Lyneng Huichong Digital Technology Co., Ltd. recently signed a strategic cooperation agreement in Xixian New Area. Under the agreement, the two parties will focus on the construction of new energy charging infrastructure, leveraging ABB's technological expertise in electrification and Lyneng Huichong's industrial capabilities in charging, energy storage, and microgrids, to deepen cooperation in the low-voltage components sector and jointly advance product development, supply chain support, customized production, and overseas market expansion.
Cao Yang, Vice President of ABB Electrification China, and Liu Jia, Head of the OEM Team, along with Li Xingmin, Chairman and President of Lyneng Huichong, and Li Enhu, Executive President and Dean of the Energy Research Institute, attended the signing ceremony on behalf of both parties and exchanged views on new energy industry development trends, market strategies, and future cooperation directions.
Prior to the signing, Cao Yang and his delegation visited Lyneng Huichong's New Energy Ecosystem Pavilion, R&D laboratories, and Jingkai production base to learn about its technological innovations and industrial layout in charging, energy storage, and microgrids. During the discussions, both sides exchanged views on topics such as corporate development strategy, product innovation, application scenario expansion, and global business layout, reaching a consensus on deepening cooperation.
Cao Yang stated that the new energy vehicle industry and charging infrastructure construction continue to accelerate, placing higher demands on the safety, reliability, and intelligence of electrical equipment. ABB will continue to provide product, technology, and service support to Lyneng Huichong through its electrical technology and digital innovation capabilities. The two parties will jointly drive the technological upgrade of next-generation green and intelligent charging infrastructure, delivering safe, reliable, and efficient core electrical solutions for the new energy industry.
Li Enhu stated that Lyneng Huichong's overseas business has entered a new phase transitioning from product and technology export to local service capability building, with accelerated expansion in European and Asia-Pacific markets. The two parties' shared pursuit of ultimate reliability has been validated across multiple collaborative projects, and they will further expand market boundaries together, streamline supply chain collaboration, and drive full-chain value co-creation from R&D and production to services.
In recent years, the new energy vehicle industry has grown rapidly, and charging infrastructure is upgrading toward high power, intelligence, and globalization, imposing higher requirements on the reliability, safety, and system integration capabilities of electrical products. This cooperation will deepen the synergy between the two parties in the low-voltage components sector, promote the integration of advantageous resources and the implementation of innovative achievements, and provide support for the development of the new energy charging industry chain.
Lyneng Huichong Digital Technology Co., Ltd. (stock code: 600212), headquartered in Xixian New Area, Shaanxi Province, focuses on three major business areas: charging, energy storage, and microgrids. Its business scope covers product R&D, manufacturing, EPC project contracting, and digital energy platform construction. Since entering the new energy vehicle charging market in 2017, its business had expanded to 32 provinces, autonomous regions, and municipalities directly under the central government across China by the end of 2025, as well as to European and Asia-Pacific markets.
ABB empowers sustainable and efficient development with electrical and automation technologies, helping industries improve energy efficiency and productivity by combining engineering expertise with digital technologies. With a history of over 140 years and approximately 110,000 employees worldwide, ABB is listed on the SIX Swiss Exchange (SIX Swiss Exchange: ABBN) and Nasdaq Stockholm (Nasdaq Stockholm: ABB). In China, ABB operates R&D, manufacturing, sales, and engineering service activities, with 30 local companies and 13,000 employees across more than 100 cities.
