Enercamp, a mobile electric vehicle charging platform company, has partnered with Hogenable, a packaging bonding material specialist, and energy solutions company Remplir, Inc., to develop a safe battery pack that can address fires and explosions early.

[From left: Enercamp CEO Choi Jeong-seop, Hogenable CEO Moon Jong-tae, and Remplir CEO Kim Su-jin]

Enercamp, Inc. (CEO Choi Jeong-seop), Hogenable, Inc. (CEO Moon Jong-tae), and Remplir, Inc. (CEO Kim Su-jin) announced that they have signed a three-party Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to prevent battery pack fires and explosions. Under this agreement, the three companies plan to collaborate on the development of battery cells to prevent battery fires and explosions, and to ensure the reliability of the internal structure of battery modules.

Enercamp CEO Choi Jeong-seop stated, "Through this strategic partnership, we aim to develop a fundamental solution to prevent battery explosions and fires by combining Hozenable's patented technology, which can quickly and early extinguish fires caused by electrical sparks and internal/external shocks within battery modules, with Remplir's lithium iron phosphate (LFP) battery (LFP) and solid-state battery development technology.

By developing a safe battery cell that incorporates the technologies and expertise of all three companies, we expect to offer a new solution to the emerging issue of electric vehicle fires."