Key points in this article
The traps that repeat
Standard unification trips on predictable points: assuming one district fits another, or unifying on paper while metering lags behind. Dongshang New Energy names these traps up front openly.
The error-prone list kept
Unify by real condition, avoid copy-paste unity, and confirm metering early. Each trap skipped becomes a later incompatibility nobody ever properly budgeted for in the original plan.
Stay patient and careful
The direction is clear; the pace needs patience. Expand after the sample proves, and keep written boundaries that protect both sides through ordinary personnel change over time.
Unification trips on predictable traps, so name them up front and unify by real condition. Avoid copy-paste, confirm metering early, and stay patient, and the standard avoids the same mistakes that have already tripped the rollouts that came before it. The unifications that succeed are the ones that treated the last failure as a teacher, not as an embarrassment to be quietly forgotten before the next launch.