Gresgying Digital Technology Co., Ltd. (Gresgying) proudly announces the successful commissioning and launch of a high-power Group Charging System in The Atmosphere, Seri Kembangan Selangor, Malaysia. This landmark project, developed for the country’s largest utility provider, Tenaga Nasional Berhad (TNB), marks a significant step forward in scaling up Malaysia’s electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure.
The new charging site is now fully operational under TNB’s dedicated EV charging brand, TNB Electron, with the signature Electron logo prominently featured on Gresgying’s state-of-the-art equipment.
A Partnership Driven by Innovation
The deployment was a collaborative effort, combining world-class hardware with local engineering excellence. TSG, TNB’s experienced contracting arm, managed the civil and electrical works, ensuring a smooth and rapid implementation process.
The Group Charging Advantage
The installed solution is Gresgying’s powerful Group Charging System, engineered for high utilization and smart power management:
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240kW Charging Hub Host: This central unit houses the core power modules and the proprietary dynamic power distribution technology. It acts as the intelligent brain of the system, ensuring optimal power flow and maximum efficiency.
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Two Air-Cooled Booster Terminals: These compact, user-friendly terminals deliver the high-speed charge to the EVs. The air-cooled design ensures robust performance and reduced maintenance, perfectly suited for continuous operation in various climatic conditions.
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This modular system is designed to provide ultra-fast charging to multiple vehicles simultaneously, dynamically adjusting power based on the vehicle's battery needs and the number of users, thereby maximizing throughput and improving the overall charging experience.
The launch of the hub reinforces TNB’s strategy to bolster the national EV ecosystem. Gresgying remains committed to supporting TNB's vision by providing scalable and reliable infrastructure that will accelerate the adoption of electric mobility across Malaysia.