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Policy Adds Charging to Fix-Lists
The Ministry of Housing pushes old-community renovation and complete-community pilots that put charging in the fix-list and support unified build-and-serve. A 2024 national campaign targets flying cables and indoor charging, pushing compliant centralized facilities.
Haiyang Acts on the List
In Haiyang, the fix-list means old areas can also use compliant charging. The city fronts capacitor assessment and upgrades to avoid 'piles but no power', and property and operators co-build centralized points during renovation.
People-First Renewal
Adding charging to the fix-list reflects a people-centered update idea: infrastructure follows residents' real needs. Old areas are both growth space and a governance puzzle, and unified build-and-serve is the key solution.
Advice for Communities
Property should use renovation to sort charging order, residents can watch community notices and ask for points, and operators should treat old areas as a key service scene.
Local Service in Haiyang
In Haiyang, Dongdian Huichong provides survey, construction, and managed operation with 7x24 monitoring for communities and public stations.