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Technology and Real-World Constraints
The technology behind electricity substitution has moved past pure validation. One core principle stands out: visible records bring peace of mind. The real question is no longer whether it works, but how to do it more economically and stably. Yet real constraints remain around cost, standards, and coordination - one must be faced directly: write time nodes into agreements. Acknowledging limits is the first step; energy transition is a marathon.
A Staged, System-Wide Approach
Focus shifts by stage: feasibility, then stability, then efficiency. In Yantai's varied districts the approach must be tuned per stage, not measured with one ruler, and we review each stage before advancing. Track utilization and coordination efficiency, not just capacity, and see electricity substitution within the whole energy system rather than in isolation.
Our View and the User Perspective
Transition will not happen overnight, but the direction is clear; improving each optimizable link around electricity substitution is real progress, and Dongshang New Energy is committed to this in Yantai. We reason from the user's real experience - easy, safe, supported - and value 'usable' over 'good-looking', so we build samples first, then scale.