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What 'unified build-operate' means
The 2025–2027 Three-Year Doubling Action Plan makes residential charging a priority, promoting a 'unified build-and-operate' model: one operator plans, builds and maintains, so stalls are 'built by someone, managed by someone, sustainable'. By end-2027, 1,000 pilot estates will be built nationwide.
Why it fixes the install deadlock
New estates must provision or reserve stalls at every fixed space; older ones add stalls via renovation and raise private-stall ratios. For estates with tight grid capacity or hard owner-association coordination, unified operation replaces scattered bickering and pairs with distribution upgrades and smart ordered charging.
Yantai's community model
Many Yantai estates hit private-stall limits; unified build-operate is the fix. Dongdian Huichong runs community unified build-manage-operate, handling application, maintenance and safety end to end—so residents both get a stall and use it safely, delivering the policy to every home-charging session.
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