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(1) The Shanghai Municipal Government has issued the "Measures for Encouraging the Development of Electric Vehicle Charging and Swapping Facilities" to promote the high-quality development of charging and swapping infrastructure and better serve the rapid promotion and upgrading of electric vehicles. The measures are based on the "Guiding Opinions of the General Office of the State Council on Further Building a High-Quality Charging Infrastructure System" and other relevant documents.
(2) The measures apply to charging and swapping facilities, stations, demonstration projects, and their operating companies within the city's jurisdiction, as well as the city's charging facility public data collection and monitoring platform, and support residents' committees and taxi drivers.
(3) Charging facilities, stations, and demonstration projects supported by the measures must meet relevant standards, operate in a market-oriented and fair competitive manner, and implement electricity metering and upload charging data to the city's platform. The measures include three types of charging facilities: self-use, dedicated, and public.
(4) Self-use charging facilities are installed by individual users and provide destination charging services for personal use. Dedicated charging facilities are built and operated by government agencies, enterprises, and institutions for specific users. Public charging facilities are built and operated by enterprises for all electric vehicle owners.
(5) Demonstration projects supported by the measures include shared charging pole demonstration communities, taxi charging demonstration stations, and high-level swapping stations. The measures require demonstration projects to meet relevant recognition standards, which will be published on the city's platform.
(6) The city's platform will collect and monitor data on charging facilities and provide public services, including data collection, monitoring, and maintenance. The platform will not engage in commercial activities.
(7) The measures specify the funding sources, support methods, and standards for demonstration projects, electricity subsidies, and taxi driver charging and swapping subsidies. The city's development and reform commission, transportation commission, housing and urban-rural development commission, economic and information technology commission, science and technology commission, finance bureau, planning and natural resources bureau, public security bureau, and power company will jointly form a working group to coordinate the development of charging and swapping infrastructure.
(8) The measures also specify the responsibilities of relevant departments, including the development and reform commission, transportation commission, housing and urban-rural development commission, economic and information technology commission, finance bureau, and housing management bureau.
(9) The measures will take effect on April 1, 2025, and will be valid for five years. The measures also specify the supporting policies for small community charging facilities, smart charging facilities, electricity pricing, power supply, land use, parking management, excavation and repair fees, and financial services.
(10) The measures require charging enterprises to strengthen parking management, install smart devices, and charge reasonable fees for long-term parking and overtime parking. The measures also specify the supporting policies for old community shared charging facilities, smart charging facilities, and financial services.
(11) The measures require the city's platform to provide public services, including data collection, monitoring, and maintenance, and to support the development of charging and swapping infrastructure. The measures also specify the responsibilities of the city's platform, including data collection, monitoring, and maintenance, and the provision of public services.
(12) The measures require the city's development and reform commission to coordinate the development of charging and swapping infrastructure, and to strengthen supervision and management. The measures also specify the requirements for funding applications, including the submission of application forms and supporting materials.
(13) The measures require the city's platform to provide payment proofs or electricity bills as evidence of electricity subsidies, and to ensure the authenticity of electricity subsidies. The measures also specify the responsibilities of the city's platform, including data collection, monitoring, and maintenance, and the provision of public services.
(14) The measures require the city's development and reform commission to coordinate the development of charging and swapping infrastructure, and to strengthen supervision and management. The measures also specify the requirements for funding applications, including the submission of application forms and supporting materials.