统一标准打通了产业链的“任督二脉”

Core Viewpoint - Jiangsu province is actively promoting the standardization of key industrial chains to enhance the modernization of supply chains and improve the quality of development across various sectors [1][2][5]. Group 1: Standardization and Industry Development - The establishment of standardized interfaces across multiple industrial chains is seen as a "universal language" that facilitates communication and interoperability among different suppliers and technologies [1][2]. - The implementation of GB/T 27930 standard has significantly improved the charging success rate to 99.7% for over 100 car manufacturers, enhancing user experience in the electric vehicle sector [2]. - Jiangsu's initiative has led to 90% of public charging stations completing protocol interoperability upgrades, allowing cross-brand charging for users [2]. Group 2: Competitive Advantage through Standards - Standardization has transformed from a mere requirement to a competitive tool, enabling companies to enhance their technical capabilities and gain customer trust [3]. - Companies like XCMG have actively participated in the formulation of 182 national and industry standards, which have clarified delivery specifications and facilitated collaboration across the supply chain [4]. - The establishment of unified standards is viewed as essential for efficient cooperation among upstream and downstream enterprises, particularly in the automotive chip sector [5]. Group 3: Addressing Gaps and Future Challenges - Despite the progress, challenges remain in areas such as inter-chip connectivity, compatibility, and reliability standards, which are critical for achieving a self-controlled industrial chain [7]. - The hydrogen fuel cell industry faces a lack of standards for key components and construction of hydrogen refueling stations, which are bottlenecks for development [7]. - There is a push for the localization of core hydrogen refueling equipment and the establishment of unified regional standards to facilitate industry growth [7]. Group 4: International Standards and Market Expansion - The signing of mutual recognition agreements with Vietnam's national standards center is expected to reduce compliance costs and time for exporting new energy products [8]. - Jiangsu aims to participate in more international standard-setting activities to gain a stronger voice in global standards [8]. - The provincial market regulation bureau plans to enhance collaboration among various stakeholders to promote the application of technical standards across the entire production and consumption chain [8].