Ants exploded, I opened a power plant to supply power to the world

Soon, following Zhetong's major move, various news media outlets also began to follow suit.

It wasn't that Lin Zhe arranged for someone to promote the project or buy media releases.

This is because Zhetong's influence has begun to manifest in Europe.

This time, Zhetong's expansion has covered almost all major cities in Europe.

China's electricity is sweeping across Europe.

This is the headline of many media outlets.

Some media outlets are analyzing that Zhetong's entry will have a devastating impact on the local power industry.

However, some media outlets offered a calm analysis.

The arrival of Zhetong will bring clean and environmentally friendly electricity to the local area.

Furthermore, it will hardly disrupt the employment of local workers, as most of them will be absorbed into the Zhetong system.

In addition, Zhetong has much higher requirements for service.

On the contrary, employment opportunities will increase rather than decrease, which will also boost the economy in continental Europe.

This is a win-win situation.

The media outlets have taken sides from all sides.

But the local people will vote with their feet; they will choose the option that is most beneficial to them.

Zhetong's power supply is stable enough.

Furthermore, it aligns with most people's needs regarding environmental protection, a potential value that other power companies cannot provide.

Furthermore, Zhetong's service is unparalleled in Europe.

If there is a power problem at home, a phone call will get you a customer service representative available within 24 hours.

Then they will quickly arrange for a dedicated person and car to provide door-to-door service, and all of this will be completed within half an hour. Even if you live far away, they will arrive within an hour.

This is something that other companies simply cannot do.

Compared to its domestic operations, Zhetong's arrangements and development plans in Europe have also been "localized".

For example, Zhetong's customer service center in China is located in Quanhe.

It can be considered as working for the benefit of their hometown, and it has now provided more than 10,000 jobs in Quanhe.

The customer service center has also brought huge economic benefits to the local area.

This can cover customer service personnel in almost 80% of the country.

The rest are also specially set up. For example, in Tibet, there will be customer service staff who speak the local dialect, and the same is true in Xinjiang.

Even in some smaller places, local staff are assigned due to language barriers.

This is a humane place.

However, given the vast size of China, Mandarin is sufficient to cover most application scenarios.

But things are a bit more complicated in continental Europe.

There are so many places, each with its own language, and dialects are also mixed in.

Another, more important reason is to satisfy the local officials.

If the instincts that are meant to provide local jobs are concentrated elsewhere, the local area will certainly not be satisfied.

Besides, Lin Zhe doesn't have a hometown in Europe, so he doesn't need to show any "favoritism".

Therefore, the concept of "decentralization" in Europe is still relatively "fragmented".

Basically, every location has a local customer service center and service team.

In smaller towns, four, five, or even seven, eight, or a dozen vehicles may share a single Zhetong "dispatch point," much like a fire station.

In larger cities, every district has a Zhetong service center.

The service center undertakes various tasks such as "customer service" and "emergency power repair".

This provides the local community with a highly efficient power supply.

And Zhetong has not stopped its marketing spending spree.

Currently, European stadiums, regardless of size, are covered, if not 100%, but at least half.

Half of the teams received sponsorship from Zhetong Power.

These sponsorships brought funds to the team and earned Zhetong praise in the local community.

This made Zhetong's local business operations very smooth.

These team's loyal local fans will be among the first to come and support Zhetong Power.

...The data has been updated continuously since the start of Operation Europe a month ago.

It was delivered to Lin Zhe's desk in Binhai this morning.

A market share of 8.6%.

This is already frighteningly high, reaching everywhere.

Who knows how much this number will rise a year from now?

Lin Zhe was very satisfied.

As soon as this data report was put down, good news also came from the United States.

Zhetong is currently expanding globally, and its market share in the US and mainland China has exceeded 35%.

This is quite good news.

Compared to other places, the work in the United States is a bit more complicated.

Because of various reasons.

So it's taken two years to get to this point, but Lin Zhe is very satisfied.

At this rate, we should be able to capture at least half of the market this year.

Meanwhile, Africa hasn't been idle either; Zhetong is now practically ubiquitous in several major African cities.

The situation on the mainland goes without saying, and the southward expansion has been ongoing.

The Zhetong plant in the South Asia region is under construction.

In terms of scale, Zhetong is now undoubtedly the world's largest power company.

Thinking of this, Lin Zhe couldn't help but laugh.

My initial goal was to enter the top three in China and challenge for the position of the number one power company in the country.

Who knew that this goal would be achieved without their knowledge or even their awareness?

At this rate, environmentally friendly electricity will become the mainstream in the future energy market.

……

Thinking of this, Lin Zhe got up and left his desk.

I lit a cigarette and looked down at the view from the high-rise building.

I must say, this place is really nice.

But perhaps it's time to move to a different location; moving into the CBD in the city center might be a good option.

This place can continue to serve as part of the headquarters, but it will be more of a technical and functional space.

As for clerical work, it is indeed possible to relocate to another position.

This way, a portion of the site can be cleared out in the foreseeable future, freeing up space for the development of the headquarters.

On the other hand, it allows Zhetong to step into the spotlight again.

After all, although the place is nice, the office building is just an ordinary building with nothing special about it.

Lin Zhe wants the future headquarters building of Zhetong to become a landmark building.

Located on the banks of the Huangpu River, its design cannot be too ordinary.

It must be visually appealing and outstanding.

With that in mind, Lin Zhe made a decision immediately: buy land and build a building!

However, you can't just throw money at this thing like some nouveau riche do; it's not about making it as big or as high as possible.

The design must be outstanding, and it doesn't matter if the design fee is a little higher.

……

Zhang Yuliang pressed the button on her desk and soon arrived at the door.

"Mr. Lin, what are your orders?"

"Find a few top design firms, both domestic and international, and compile a list for me to see."

"Ok."

Zhang Yuliang was not shocked to hear the news.

As a member of Zhetong, she believed it was only a matter of time.

She could guess it.

After all, the group has always had a fixed team for factory design; finding a new one now would simply mean bringing out a "large" one. (End of Chapter)