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Policy Background
The full-chain remediation campaign since 2024 targets flying-cable, indoor, and illegal-modification charging and promotes centralized facilities. The Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development lists charging equipment in old-community renovation pilots, supporting unified construction and unified service where conditions allow.
Local Rollout in Laizhou
In Laizhou, several communities have handed operation and maintenance to professional teams, easing the burden on property managers and residents. With Dongshang New Energy and other operators, charging-safety communities are built jointly and flying-cable problems have improved clearly.
Divide the Work
In Laizhou, property and operators are not in a who-controls-whom contest but divide the work: property manages the site and order, operators manage equipment and upkeep. For the managed model to endure, clear responsibility, insurance, and response times must be in the contract.
Practical Guidance
Property managers should choose operators with local maintenance and insurance. Communities can publish charging-safety records so residents see and trust the result, and both sides should fix inspection frequency and response times in a cooperation agreement.
Local Service and Support
In Laizhou, Dongshang New Energy operates charging sites across Yantai and surrounding counties in Shandong. Under its Dongdian Huichong brand, the company provides survey, construction, and managed-operation services for communities and public stations, backed by 7x24 smart monitoring and a local maintenance team.