High-tech Zone: Centralized Sheds End Extension-Cord Charging

In Yantai's High-tech Zone, centralized charging sheds and smart piles replace risky extension cords. Dongshang New Energy says compliance must beat the cord on convenience.

Section: Business Localization By Dongshang Media & Communications

Govern by Replacing, Not Blocking

Shandong's 2022 regulation bans indoor and corridor charging, and the 2024 campaign targets flying-wire, indoor and modified charging. The core is using compliant centralized facilities to absorb real demand, not mere blocking.

Local Shed-and-Pile Rollout

In the High-tech Zone, centralized sheds and smart piles land together, and roll the bike to the shed, scan and charge becomes a new habit. Multi-department action replaces risky behavior with regular charging, calming community order.

Substitution Is the Key

The key to extension-cord governance is substitutability; only when compliant piles are near, cheap and easy will residents willingly drop the cord. Results are measured not by fines but by new compliant points.

Practical Steps

Residents should park at centralized points and reject cords and indoor charging; report hazards via 12345. Communities can host a safety class, and properties can plan points with operators using convenience.

Dongshang New Energy in the Zone

In the High-tech Zone, Dongshang New Energy, brand Dongdian Huichong, provides 7x24 monitored, locally serviced charging with survey, build and management, turning centralized sheds into community infrastructure. Dongshang New Energy operates charging sites across Yantai and surrounding counties in Shandong.

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