Qixia City: A Year of Full-Chain Cleanup Reshapes Charging Safety

A year into the full-chain campaign, Qixia shows more compliant points and fewer fly-wires as inspection, alerts, and insurance become routine.

Section: Industry News By Dongshang Media & Communications

Policy Background

Shandong Order No.348 bars e-bike parking and charging in lobbies and escape routes, and the 2024 full-chain campaign names fly-wire, indoor, and modified-vehicle charging as targets while centralized charging with monitoring and insurance becomes standard.

Local Rollout in Qixia City

In Qixia, multi-department coordination pairs cleanup with resident-friendly charging, and the city folds charging safety into routine community patrols, so the clearest change is more compliant points and fewer fly-wires.

Industry Observation

The campaign's life is building and managing together: demolish without build and problems return. It also forces operators to raise standardization and drives out weak players, benefiting compliant operators and residents alike.

Practical Guidance

Property should put point upkeep into assessment; operators should lift site safety using the campaign; residents can report violations via 12345 and keep charging outdoors at centralized points.

Local Service and Support

Dongshang New Energy operates charging sites across Yantai and surrounding counties in Shandong. Under its Dongdian Huichong brand it provides survey, construction, and managed-operation services for residential communities and public stations, supported by around-the-clock smart monitoring and a local maintenance team in Qixia City.

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