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Driven by carbon peaking and carbon neutrality goals, China's electric vehicle (EV) industry is developing at an unprecedented pace. As automakers continue to launch EVs with longer driving ranges and enhanced performance, the need for robust, scalable charging infrastructure is becoming increasingly urgent. Delivering efficient, intelligent, and green charging services in dense urban centers is now a critical focus for building the renewable energy cities of the future.
Embracing this green transformation, Guiyang Quanhu Park launched the Huawei FusionCharge Demonstration Charging Station, setting a new global benchmark for EV charging services.
On July 8, 2025, the launch ceremony for the charging station, themed "Ultra-fast Charging in China, Carbon Neutrality Tour in Guizhou" was held in Baiyun District, Guiyang. It is not only the first integrated PV+ESS+charger station in Guizhou, but also one of the largest demo stations in China supported by Huawei FusionCharge. The completion of the station marks a significant step in the deep integration of Guiyang's EV industry ecosystem and the digital economy. It also signals the beginning of a new era of innovative models that are both replicable and scalable for regional digital power development.
Guizhou Province has released a series of policies, including the Three-Year Action Plan for New Infrastructure Construction in Guizhou Province (2022–2024) and the Electric Guiyang initiative, laying a solid foundation for the EV industry. As EVs gain popularity, building reliable charging infrastructure has become a key priority.
Against this backdrop, Baiyun District has partnered with Guizhou Power Grid and Huawei Digital Power to develop the charging station at Quanhu Park. The site was provided by the Guiyang Power Supply Bureau, with investment from China Southern Power Grid Guizhou Electric Vehicle Service Co., Ltd. and Hubei Shanxin Energy Technology Group Co., Ltd. The station is equipped with innovative Huawei FusionCharge Solutions.
The station is not merely a charge point, but China's first comprehensive demo that integrates the PV system, energy storage system (ESS), Huawei FusionCharge Solution, and a vehicle-to-grid (V2G) aggregation platform. The integration is managed by an intelligent platform with AIdriven prediction and multi-element system optimization and control to maximize the use of renewable energy, enabling green and low-carbon mobility.
The station covers approximately 3,900 square meters at the northwest intersection of Yunfeng Avenue and Longjing Road, adjacent to Quanhu Park. It includes 130 charging spots powered by Huawei's integrated PV+ESS+charger solution. Among the charging spots are 20 liquid-cooled ultra-fast charging connectors, each with a maximum output of 600 kW, and 100 fast charging connectors, each with a maximum output of 250 kW. This combination of ultra-fast and fast charging enables high-efficiency charging for up to 120 vehicles simultaneously.
A highlight of the station is Huawei's liquid-cooled ultra-fast charging connector. Each connector delivers a maximum output of 600 kW, achieving a charging efficiency 10 times higher than traditional air-cooled chargers. It offers an ultra-fast charging experience comparable to refueling a conventional fuel-powered vehicle.
Li Xianlin, a resident, shared his experience at the demo station: "It takes only five minutes to add 200 kilometers of range. I can get a full charge in the time it takes to drink a cup of coffee. It's incredibly efficient!" Vehicle charging is convenient and the experience deeply reinforces the concept of green mobility. The station also incorporates an intelligent microgrid that integrates multiple power sources, including PV power, energy storage, V2G power, and grid electricity. This enables smart dispatch and optimization of charging loads, improving the charging experience for EV users while supporting operational reliability of the urban power grid.
The successful completion of the project relied on the efficient coordination and multi-department collaboration of the Baiyun District Government. Since 2024, the district has established a project team to oversee all aspects, including land use, power supply, and cable reconstruction; held multiple progress meetings; and coordinated resources at all levels to ensure the project moved forward smoothly. In June, 2025, the station began trial operations, achieving full system coordination and ensuring high operational efficiency after the official launch.
This collaborative approach offers valuable reference for other cities promoting large-scale renewable energy infrastructure. The synergy of policy guidance, corporate investment, technological innovation, and government support has proven essential to the high-quality delivery of projects.
The station elevates the charging experience for EV users in Guiyang and provides a model for the innovative development of the regional digital power industry. The PV system, ESS, and chargers at the station are managed in a unified manner to maximize renewable energy utilization, enabling green and low-carbon mobility. This also facilitates the implementation of the "vehicle-charger-grid" interactive ecosystem.
Looking ahead, Baiyun District will use this project as a foundation to continue advancing carbon peaking and carbon neutrality goals, address challenges in EV charging, and enhance citizens' green mobility experience. Additionally, the success of the demo station is expected to attract more digital power and renewable energy enterprises, contributing to the growth of a comprehensive digital power industry ecosystem in Guiyang.
The Quanhu Park station exemplifies technological innovation, policy support, and cross-sector collaboration. It redefines the EV charging experience—moving from waiting in line to seamless plug-and-charge convenience. At the same time, it helps transform the urban power grid from passive adjustment to active, intelligent optimization, establishing green energy as a dynamic force for economic and social progress.
Against the backdrop of rapid adoption of renewable energy across China and the world, the Quanhu Park station is a benchmark for innovation in Guizhou. Its pioneering application and operational model offer new insights and a reference for future energy infrastructure projects. As more similar projects are rolled out, the integration of digital power and green mobility will extend to more regions, accelerating progress toward carbon peaking and carbon neutrality goals and driving a wider energy transition.
