On March 10, a delegation led by Gao Hongyan, Deputy Director-General and Party Leadership Group Member of the Shandong Provincial Department of Transport, visited Jicheng Zhitong to learn about the company’s R&D efforts in high-power charging facilities for heavy-duty trucks and the development of charging networks in the transportation sector. Yan Zhonghua, Vice Chairman and General Manager of Jicheng Electronic, Wang Linxian, General Manager of Jicheng Zhitong, and other company executives warmly welcomed the delegation.
The delegation included leaders and experts from the Shandong Provincial Department of Transport, State Grid Shandong Electric Power Company, State Grid (Shandong) Electric Vehicle Service Co., Ltd., Shandong Hi-Speed Group Co., Ltd., Shandong Hi-Speed Group Highway Operation Co., Ltd., Shandong Hi-Speed Energy Investment Group Co., Ltd., and other organizations.
The delegation visited the company’s exhibition hall and production workshop, with a particular focus on the company’s solutions for the deployment of high-power charging facilities along highways.
During the discussion, Wang Linxian gave a detailed introduction to Jicheng Zhitong’s strategic development in heavy-duty truck charging infrastructure. To address high-frequency heavy-truck operation scenarios, including highway service areas, national and provincial roads, trunk-line logistics, ports, and mining areas, the company has developed industry-leading technologies such as megawatt-level flexible charging systems, integrated solar-storage-charging solutions, dynamic power allocation, and fully liquid-cooled, maintenance-free charging systems. These technologies help improve charging efficiency while reducing station operating costs.
Jicheng Zhitong has already implemented benchmark heavy-duty truck charging projects across Shandong, Hubei, Hunan, Sichuan, Hebei, Jiangxi, Xinjiang, and other provinces, providing strong support for the expansion of high-power charging infrastructure and the electrification of heavy-duty trucks in the transportation sector.
Gao Hongyan spoke highly of Jicheng’s achievements in technological innovation and the commercial application of high-power charging solutions. He noted that heavy-duty trucks are a major source of carbon emissions in the transportation sector. Accelerating the deployment of high-power charging infrastructure and promoting the electrification of trunk-line logistics are key measures for achieving green, low-carbon, and high-quality development in transportation.
He encouraged the company to continue increasing investment in R&D, leverage its technological strengths, and actively participate in the planning and development of heavy-duty truck charging networks along Shandong’s expressways and national and provincial roads, providing strong support for the province’s transition toward a green and low-carbon transportation system.
During the meeting, the participants held in-depth discussions on charging infrastructure standards for heavy-duty trucks, the application of megawatt-level ultra-fast charging technology, vehicle-to-grid (V2G) interaction, and the development of demonstration projects integrating solar power, energy storage, and charging.
Going forward, all parties will work together to integrate resources, leverage their respective strengths, accelerate the large-scale deployment of heavy-duty truck charging infrastructure, and actively contribute to the green and low-carbon transformation of Shandong’s transportation sector.
