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Policy Background
Centralized facilities with insurance and monitoring become community standard. Since 2024 the national remediation targets flying wires, indoor charging and modification, and Shandong Order No. 348 sets the compliant baseline for all.
Local Rollout in Heze
Heze's clearest change is more compliant points and fewer flying wires. Safety enters daily community patrols, and departments pair remediation with affordable charging that residents accept readily and use without fear.
Practical Takeaways
Operators should lift site safety using the campaign. Residents report violations and keep charging outdoors, while property folds pile operation into assessment rather than forgetting it after the build phase.
The cleanup forces operators to standardize; weak players exit and compliant ones with residents both gain. It should settle into routine inspection, alerts and insurance, not a one off gust. A full year of steady, unglamorous work shows that patience beats short enforcement bursts, which always collapse the moment attention moves away to the next headline. Consistency, not intensity, is what changes behavior.