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A vibrant primary cobalt blue dominates Guangzhou Ace's Sinopec Charging Station Brand Identity, establishing immediate chromatic authority across the composition through saturated hue deployment…

Sinopec Charging Station Brand Identity by Guangzhou Ace is a highly esteemed winner of the very prestigious 2026 Bronze A' Design Award in Advertising, Marketing and Communication Design Competition Category.


BronzeAdvertising· 2026

Sinopec Charging Station Brand Identity

by Guangzhou Ace

Client: Sinochem

Bronze A' Design Award Winner in Advertising Category

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The Design

About Sinopec Charging Station Brand Identity

Sinopec Charging Station is a brand identity system created for electric vehicle charging stations. The logo is inspired by a peony motif and turns the growth sequence of petal, leaf and vine into the silhouette of a charging plug. A blue to green gradient links the established corporate palette to renewable energy. The simplified shape stays legible from a distance of up to 50 meters. Leaf and vine forms are reused as ground markings that guide visitors. The system covers signage, digital interfaces, charger design and printed materials.

The Recognition

About the Bronze A' Design Award

Sinopec Charging Station Brand Identity is a Bronze A' Design Award winner, a highly prestigious recognition granted to outstanding designs distinguished by creativity, ingenuity, and astuteness. Bronze winners are amply skillful and strikingly creative artifacts that authenticate the vast experience, imagination, and resourcefulness of their designers. Sinopec Charging Station Brand Identity is expected to be a highly regarded, admired, and cherished object that is notably professional and innovative. This Bronze A' Design Award-winning design incorporates best practices in art, science, design, and technology, and is excellent for its attention to detail. Sinopec Charging Station Brand Identity splendidly satisfies needs, touches desires, charms feelings, and appeals to curiosity.

Behind the Design

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Credits, team members and technical details provided by the designer.

Unique Properties
The Sinochem charging station image design continues group culture, featuring minimalist lines, a blue to green gradient color scheme, and auxiliary graphic modules to highlight that the group is shifting the strategic pivot from conventional fuel to sustainable energy. The design extends beyond the logo itself to encompass all touchpoints such as spatial signage, digital interfaces, charger design, and promotional materials, thereby achieving consistency, scalability, and functional aesthetics.
Dimensions & Packaging
Page size 285 mm x 210 mm
242 pages
Tags
Visual and Spatial Identity System, Signature Peony Motif of Sinochem Group, Blue to Green Gradient Color Scheme, Auxiliary Graphic Modules, Scalable Identity System, Multi Touchpoint Application
Production Technology
Blue, from the standard palette for the group, symbolizes professionalism and reliability, while green, a symbol of eco friendliness, embodies a commitment to carbon neutrality. The gradient suggests a strategic evolution fromconventional fuel to sustainable energy. Rigorous prototyping and spectral analysis standardize specific gradient ratios into color block combinations, forming a reusable printing template. RGB precision for digital media addresses the variations typical of physical media.
Design Challenge
The design innovatively transforms a traditional floral motif into a modern industrial symbol through natural growth logic, unifying group culture and brand identity for conceptual coherence. It creates a comprehensive visual identity system encompassing the primary logo, auxiliary graphics, standard colors, and application templates, ensuring consistent expression across media, scales, and materials. This supports a new energy brand image that blends cultural heritage and futuristic aesthetics.
Research
Born against the macro backdrop of an accelerating global energy transition and the dual carbon strategy implementation in China, the design represents a pivotal initiative for the expansion of the conventional energy group into the new energy sector. Through the creative reinterpretation and systematic extension of the signature peony motif, the group has constructed a new energy visual identity system that is globally applicable and culturally distinct without severing ties to existing assets
Inspiration
The logo draws inspiration from the signature peony motif, a traditional symbol with profound Eastern cultural significance. It ingeniously transforms the natural growth sequence of petal to leaf to vine into the silhouette of a charging plug. This not only preserves the highly recognizable cultural essence of the group but also underscores its clear identity as a player in the new energy sector, creating a visual language that is both culturally profound and conceptually cohesive.
Project Duration
The project started in Beijing in January 2024. The designdebutedin China in February 2025.
Operation Flow
The interaction logic emphasizes seamless recognition, ensuring users naturally absorb brand information during their service journey. The logo features an eye catching silhouette and a simplified structure for legibility from up to 50 meters away. Its graphic element can serve as the app icon or mini program entry point for information visualization. Leaf and vine motifs are transformed into ground markings, creating a continuous visual path that directs users effortlessly along their route.
Team Members
Shuxia Pang, Xiuping Fan, Jiali Wu, Xingjian Sun

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