# Infrastructure
Latest news and articles about Infrastructure
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Shenzhen Deploys Smart Underground Utility Corridors to Upgrade Urban Infrastructure
Multi-compartment subterranean utility tunnels and robotic monitoring aim to eliminate repeated road digging and bolster urban resilience.

China Advances Regional Transit Links with Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan
Progress on the CKU railway and the Bedel border corridor highlights Beijing's push to expand Central Asian transport networks.

China Unveils Logistics Network Plan to Cut Costs and Upgrade Rural Delivery
A joint plan by the NDRC and transport ministry targets lowering logistics costs to 13.1 percent of GDP by 2030 through arterial and last-mile infrastructure upgrades.

Emergency Rescue Teams Clear Road Sections Following Tibet Mudslides
China Anneng engineering units mobilized by emergency authorities clear key transport routes in Shigatse's Gyirong County.

China's Electric Vehicle Charging Network Expands 43.2% to Reach 23 Million Units
Official data shows private and public charging infrastructure expanded rapidly in the first half of the year, with county-level coverage nearing 99 percent.

China's Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure Surges 43.2% to 23 Million Units
Expansion in private home chargers and rural county coverage drives rapid charging network growth in the first half of the year.

China Signals Counter-Cyclical Push to Stabilize Investment and Growth
Official commentary outlines accelerated fiscal spending, infrastructure rollouts, and monetary support amid a 5.7 percent drop in first-half fixed-asset investment.

China Expands Transport and Energy Integration to Accelerate Fleet Decarbonization
Regulators and industry leaders map out infrastructure standards, heavy-duty truck electrification, and bidirectional vehicle-to-grid deployment.

China Launches 18.5-Million-Ton Crude Pipeline in Eastern Energy Grid Expansion
The Lianyungang-Huaian pipeline section links coastal import facilities to key refining hubs along the Yangtze River.

China Expands EV Highway Network as Service Area Charger Count Reaches 85,400
Charging infrastructure now covers over 98 percent of highway service areas as vehicle-grid integration advances.

China Shifts Focus to DPUs as AI Compute Demands System-Level Synergy
As GPU stacking reaches diminishing returns, Beijing targets data processing units to resolve network bottlenecks in its national computing grid.

Three Gorges Hub Throughput Crosses 100 Million Tons Mark in 2026
Cumulative freight volume at the key Yangtze River shipping chokepoint reached the 100-million-ton benchmark by mid-August.