Fushan District Focus: Full-Chain Campaign Targets Charging

Risks are named precisely: fly-lead, indoor and modified charging. In Fushan, compliant points grow and fly-lead use drops as enforcement meets resident needs.

Section: Industry News By Dongshang Media & Communications

Key points in this article

  1. Policy Background
  2. Local Rollout
  3. In-Depth View

Policy Background

Shandong's e-bike rules (Decree 348) forbid parking or charging in lobbies, corridors, stairwells and exits. The 2024 national campaign lists fly-lead, indoor and modified charging as key targets, pushing centralized facilities with liability insurance and smart monitoring.

Local Rollout

In Fushan, the campaign's clearest change is more compliant points and less fly-lead wiring. Charging safety enters daily community patrols, and multiple departments link enforcement with affordable charging for high resident acceptance.

In-Depth View

The campaign pushes operators to raise standardization, weeding out bad actors and benefiting compliant players. Its life lies in 'build and manage together': only by building well and managing well does safety last.

Practical Tips

Operators should seize the campaign to raise site safety. Property should grade charging maintenance into assessments. Residents facing violations can call 12345 and keep to outdoor centralized charging.

Local Service and Support

Dongshang New Energy operates charging sites across Yantai and surrounding counties in Shandong. In Fushan, Dongdian Huichong provides integrated survey, construction and managed operation for communities and public stations, backed by 7x24 smart monitoring and a local team turning the campaign into a daily loop.

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