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TMEVnet has been newly selected for the “2026 Global IP Star Company Development Program” hosted by the Chungnam Intellectual Property Center.

The Global IP Star Company Program is a government initiative that provides comprehensive IP-centered support over three years to promising SMEs with export records or plans, fostering them into globally competitive companies.

TMEVnet, a startup specializing in EV charger cooling systems (CEO Hyoungnam Cho), announced on the 26th that at CES 2026 it showcased a solution that directly controls heat generated in connectors, DC pins, and cables—key challenges in ultra-high-power charging—through source-focused thermal management, enabling stable continuous operation even under megawatt-level ultra-high current conditions.

TMEVnet was founded to innovate the EV charging solutions market, with core expertise focused on solving heat-related challenges. The company develops advanced power cable and connector solutions based on high-power transmission cooling technology and is rapidly growing in the e-mobility sector. Its organization consists of management, business support, quality management, and a research center, where experts in cooling technology, hardware, software, and mechanical engineering are actively engaged.

At IAA Mobility 2025 in Munich, Germany, TMEVnet showcased its next-generation thermal management solution, “Phase-Change Liquid Evaporation Cooling Technology,” developed to address the root causes of heat generation and efficiency loss in ultra-fast EV charging systems.

IBK Industrial Bank of Korea (Chairman Kim Sung-tae) announced on the 30th that it will launch the “2025 IBK Changgong Europe Accelerating Program in Germany” to support innovative venture startups seeking to enter the European market.

TMEVnet participated in the “12th International e-Mobility Expo (IEVE 2025),” held from July 9 to 12 at Jeju Shinhwa World, as a company from the Cheonan–Asan Innopolis Special Zone in Chungnam, showcasing its EV charging cooling solutions and expanding its foundation for global market entry.

IBK Industrial Bank of Korea announced that its startup incubation platform, IBK Changgong, will operate the “IBK Changgong Silicon Valley Scale-Up Program” from October 16 to 20.

This program is a newly established short-term acceleration initiative designed to support mid- to late-stage startups seeking global expansion, offering opportunities for business development and investment attraction in Silicon Valley.

At VivaTech 2025 in Paris, a quiet disruption emerged in the EV charging sector. Ultra-fast charging cable startup TMEVnet has cracked the existing charging technology paradigm. As BYD’s “5-minute full charge” shook the market, TMEVnet made its presence known, stating it can make solutions “lighter, faster, and smaller.”

Cheonan City, Chungnam, announced on the 12th that it has finalized the selection of the 3rd cohort of “Cheonan Future Unicorn C-STAR,” which aims to grow as a key driver of the K-Startup hub.

The city is promoting the Cheonan Future Unicorn C-STAR program in collaboration with five regional startup support organizations to discover and select promising startups and provide customized support.

TMEVnet participated in MWC 2025, the world’s largest mobile communications exhibition, and showcased its liquid evaporation phase-change-based cooling solution, a core technology for EV charging infrastructure.

The startup TMEVnet, which is developing next-generation ultra-fast electric vehicle (EV) charging solutions, has won the “CES 2025 Innovation Award” in the Vehicle Tech & Advanced Mobility category.

TMEVnet participated in the “Bandung Startup Tech Summit,” hosted by the Chungnam Center for Creative Economy & Innovation, expanding its global network for entry into the Indonesian market.

The startup TMEVnet, which is developing ultra-fast electric vehicle charging solutions, was recently selected for “Deep-Tech TIPS,” a program organized by the Ministry of SMEs and Startups.

Cheonan City announced on the 12th the final selection of the 3rd cohort of “Cheonan Future Unicorn C-STAR,” a program aimed at discovering promising companies to grow as key players in the K-Startup hub. This initiative is a project in which Cheonan City collaborates with five regional startup support organizations to identify and select startups and provide customized support.

[Asia Times reporter Jin Jin-yeol] The Korea Automotive Technology Institute (KATECH), a core technology organization in Cheonan-Asan Innocity, Chungnam, and F1 Partners Co., Ltd. announced that they successfully concluded the “2023 Cheonan-Asan Innocity InnoStar Challenge (Demo Day)” event on October 31 at the Korea Automotive Technology Institute Innocity Campus 2.

Electric vehicle (EV) new technology charging solutions specialist TMEVnet (CEO Cho Hyoung-nam) announced on the 2nd that it won the Grand Prize at the “2023 Chungnam Cheonan-Asan Innocity InnoStar Challenge.”

The Gyeongbuk Center for Creative Economy and Innovation (Director Moon-rak Lee, hereinafter referred to as the Gyeongbuk Center) announced on the 10th that it will operate the “Next G-Star Round” IR to vitalize the local investment ecosystem and support investment attraction for startups in various fields.

Electric vehicle (EV) charging solutions specialist TMEVnet (CEO Cho Hyoung-nam) has advanced to the finals of the “Next G-Star Round” organized by the Gyeongbuk Center for Creative Economy and Innovation. This follows its achievement of winning the Encouragement Award at the recent “mobility sector online IR evaluation” conducted by the center.

TMEVnet is a startup with a business model focused on electric vehicle (EV) charger interfaces.
The company aims to solve the overheating problem of connectors and cables, which become increasingly hot and heavy during fast charging, through its own developed cooling system.