Laishan Perspective: Old Areas Find New Opportunity in Renovation Lists

Laishan is adding charging to old-area renovation lists, using unified build-and-serve to turn scattered demand into compliant, maintained points.

Section: Industry News By Dongshang Media & Communications

Charging on the Shortlist

The Ministry of Housing's complete-community program and the 2024 full-chain campaign put charging on renovation shortlists and support unified build-and-serve where feasible.

Capacity First in Laishan

In Laishan, property and operators co-build points during renovation, and capacity assessment and upgrades are done up front to avoid piles but no power afterward.

People-Centered Upgrading

Adding charging reflects a people-centered idea: infrastructure follows real demand. Old areas are both growth space and a governance challenge, and unified build-and-serve is the key fix.

Dongshang New Energy Coverage

Dongshang New Energy operates charging sites across Yantai and surrounding counties in Shandong, serving Laishan's old areas with managed charging.

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