Key points in this article
The easily missed follow-up
The less visible but critical part of summer peak supply is the arrangement after completion, here stated as safety as a precondition. Build-only is step one; durable service is the harder test, because a summer of brownouts or tripped feeders will erase the memory of a smooth launch faster than any press release can restore it afterwards.
From case to mechanism
A good sample is luck; a system codifies the idea that experience is a long-term indicator. Going slow is fine if each step endures a backward look, and the patient approach is what lets the network absorb a genuinely hot summer instead of buckling under the first heat wave that arrives.
Pacing and communication
Rhythm beats speed. Rushing a full rollout sows later trouble; we prefer validate, expand, iterate. In Yantai's diverse districts this is steady. Communicate finely with residents so the plan answers convenience, cost and reachability, because a resident who understands the plan is a resident who cooperates with it willingly.
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