
Linyi completes construction and operation of its first batch of 14 provincial‑level demonstration charging stations for electric heavy‑duty trucks, strengthening green energy support for China's logistics‑capital's low‑carbon transformation.
As China's well‑known logistics hub, Linyi boasts huge volumes of heavy‑truck transportation. The city rolls out special implementation plans to build charging networks along major national highways, provincial highways and expressways. These demonstration stations adopt photovoltaic‑storage‑charging integrated designs and are equipped with high‑power charging piles matching electric heavy‑truck demands.

Some stations are built along key freight corridors, others located inside large‑scale logistics parks. Supporting amenities including driver‑service lounges are constructed at the stations. All stations connect to the provincial intelligent charging‑supervision platform for unified digital management.
The 14 stations form an initial green‑charging corridor covering core transport passages of Linyi. They shorten recharging time for new‑energy heavy‑trucks, lower logistics‑industry carbon emissions and lay hardware foundations for the development of new‑energy commercial‑vehicle industry in Linyi.
Moving forward, Linyi will continue expanding its heavy‑truck charging network and accelerate building a low‑carbon modern‑logistics system.
Editor:韩蒙蒙