Site Selection and Who Should Take the Lead

How Dongshang New Energy thinks about charging site selection: who should lead the call, balancing demand density with base conditions, and why local teams make better on-site choices.

Section: Company Update By Dongshang Media & Communications

Who should lead

Site selection works best when the field leads, not a remote desk. Those who walk the districts understand demand, access and habit in ways paper cannot capture or a spreadsheet can ever hope to model.

Balancing the factors

We weigh demand density against base conditions and only then consider the site itself. This order protects the return on investment and decides whether the choice survives later testing by real users daily.

Local teams judge better because they know climate and cooperation habit. We prefer field judgment over impressions, walking more communities before deciding on where to place the next station for the area.

Dongshang New Energy keeps selection transparent and pilot-based: verify small, then expand, so each chosen site earns its place through real conditions rather than a comfortable assumption made upstairs in an office.

There is no single ruler for every place. A method that works in one dense neighborhood may fail in another with different load and habit, so we adjust the play per district instead of forcing one mold.

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