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The supporting role decides everything
Electrification's true color depends on whether charging catches the load. Missing support turns a green plan into a painful, visible bottleneck that everyone notices.
High-frequency charging sites planned
Linyi plans dedicated pile groups at hubs and terminals where buses and taxis concentrate, matching power to the real rhythm of daily commercial use on the road.
Orderly charging is the key
Smart scheduling and higher power let the network serve intense fleets without overwhelming the local grid during the evening peak period of the day.
The caution is that hardware without support disappoints. Electrification promises clean mobility only if the charger beside the depot is ready, so the supporting role deserves equal billing in every plan. Operators bidding for fleet contracts should show their dispatch plan, because a credible story of how peaks are smoothed is what separates a serious partner from one merely hoping the grid will cope. Operators who plan beat those who merely hope for the best.