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Approval on a diet
Building a charging station once meant 'running legs off' across departments; now the 'one thing' reform slims it sharply. Liupanshui put station construction into the 'efficiently-do-one-thing' list, cutting papers 16→11 and time 27→19 workdays; Linxi county launched a 'one-pile' integrated service, papers 8→4 and time 55→20 days, twisting scattered windows into one rope. Jiangxi opened the full filing-to-meter flow; Yongzhou's Xiang Fagai Nengyuan Gui [2026] No.378 lets charging projects >¥50M bundle-file at provincial level; Dangyang issued a dedicated construction-management rule.
A hard need behind
Approval 'minus' sits behind the hard need to push refill networks down. County and township public charging long suffered 'cumbersome approval, slow landing', with many wanted estates, parks and highway service points 'unable to build'. Halving papers and compressing time directly cut compliance and time costs for small operators and site owners, getting stalls from drawing to roadside faster.
Yantai's light step
For Yantai's county/township operators this is a 'light step' chance. Dongdian Huichong's community and public charging reminds: before landing, master the local 'one-thing' list and filing caliber, prepare planning, power, fire and property prerequisites at once to avoid repeated returns; owners may not feel it short-term, but faster approval means more stalls at the doorstep. A small institutional easing is a big step for green-travel convenience.