Cangzhou has built more than 6,000 new energy vehicle charging piles to achieve charging freedom

With the continuous growth of new energy vehicle ownership, Cangzhou City has continuously increased the construction of new energy vehicle charging stations and charging piles. At present, more than 6,000 public (dedicated) charging piles have been built in the city. State Grid Cangzhou Power Supply Company alone has built a total of 113 charging stations and nearly 500 charging piles (guns), including 24 fast charging stations in Cangzhou City and 30 charging stations on highways.

Charge new energy vehicles in the parking space at the doorstep, and drive away with a full charge in the time of a meal; charge in the parking lot downstairs of the company, and the battery is fully charged after work, without delaying get off work; charge in the underground garage of the shopping mall, and "store energy" for the car while shopping, and go home happily after shopping... Recently, with the popularization of new energy vehicle charging piles in the urban area, car owners have also achieved charging freedom.

In Cangzhou City, charging stations of varying sizes are basically evenly distributed. Parks and shopping mall parking lots, some unit parking lots, small squares of restaurants, public parking lots at the entrance of communities, etc. are all equipped with new energy vehicle charging piles. These charging facilities distributed throughout the city basically meet the charging needs of citizens for new energy vehicles and realize the "endurance" for people's livelihood and happiness.

In October last year, Cangzhou City issued the "Implementation Opinions on Building a High-Quality Charging Infrastructure System in Cangzhou City" (hereinafter referred to as the "Opinions"), proposing: By 2025, the city will have built a charging infrastructure system that is car-and-pile compatible, replacement and charging complementary, moderately advanced, intelligent and efficient, and has the charging capacity to meet the needs of 90,000 electric vehicles; by 2030, the city will basically have built a high-quality charging infrastructure system with wide coverage, moderate scale, reasonable structure and complete functions, with a car-to-pile ratio of 7:1, and will have the charging capacity to meet the needs of more than 150,000 electric vehicles.