Guoguang Shunneng

Guoguang Shunneng (国广顺能) is a Shanghai-based energy technology company founded in February 2022 by Deng Xiaoguang, a veteran of Siemens VDO, SAIC Motor's new energy division, Neta Auto, and Qingtao Solid-State Battery who also helped draft China's current national charging standards . The company coined the term MPS (Mobility Power Supply) to describe its mobile energy solution: autonomous, unmanned charging vehicles that bring power to users rather than forcing them to find fixed charging piles, offering "plug-and-forget" service while doubling as distributed energy storage nodes that can help balance grid load .

The founding team draws on experience from over 500,000 new energy vehicles in mass production, with core members from Alibaba, Huawei, Volkswagen, and Tesla . Their technology stack, branded RxTech, covers autonomous driving, battery management, and cloud-based domain control . In July 2022, Guoguang Shunneng raised an eight-figure RMB angel round jointly led by Linear Capital and Sequoia China Seed Fund, with capital earmarked for product iteration and commercial pilots . At the time, the company expected its first MPS products to reach sampling by year-end 2022 and enter pilot operations in select core scenarios . Linear Capital's Harry Wang framed the bet as a play on the gap between China's rapid EV adoption and its still-inadequate charging infrastructure, estimating the market for convenient EV charging at hundreds of billions of RMB annually .