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Policy Opens the Door
The 2024 national campaign pushes concentrated charging into communities as the real alternative to banned flying wires, and the complete-community pilot puts charging into the shortfall list, opening a door for older areas at the system level.
Local Rollout: Co-Building Concentrated Points
In Zhaoyuan City, property and operators co-build concentrated points and flying-wire chaos drops. Several communities consolidate scattered demand into compliant points through unified capacity assessment, expansion or off-peak scheduling, so residents no longer worry about dropping wires.
In-Depth View: Renovation as Full Governance
Zhaoyuan's experience shows unified build-and-manage is more sustainable than each household pulling its own wire and easier to fold into patrols and insurance. Old-community renovation is not just 'add a few posts' but a combined governance of parking, power and fire.
Practical Advice
Keep daily charging 'outdoor, concentrated, properly wired' to cut in-building risk at the source. Property can plan points with a professional operator using convenience to draw residents away from flying wires; residents should watch renewal notices and pick inspected, maintained brands.
Local Service and Support
In Zhaoyuan City, Dongdian Huichong — the charging brand of Dongshang New Energy — delivers integrated charging services from site survey and construction to managed operation for residential communities and public stations, backed by 7x24 smart monitoring and a local maintenance team. Dongshang New Energy operates charging sites across Yantai and surrounding counties in Shandong.