As EV charging has grown and become commonplace, so has a collection of standards and protocols. These standards and protocols serve EV owners, fleet managers, EVSE manufacturers, CPMS developers, CPOs and EMSPs. Standards and protocols reduce development costs, enabling growth through interoperability and establishing a fully functioning market for Electric Vehicle operations.

As ownership of Electric Vehicles (EVs) continues to grow, more and more potential buyers are learning about the various charging levels available. From Level 1 & 2 to Level 3 (DC Fast Charging), there is a power increase in each successive level of the charger; as such, EVs typically charge faster with higher-level chargers. Keep this in mind when looking into which EV model best fits your needs!

A cultural shift towards electric vehicles (EVs) is in full swing. Government incentives, public and private funding, and an increased choice of vehicles are driving the adoption of EVs faster than expected. With the rise in EV adoption, it is vital to understand the various components of electric vehicle supply equipment (EVSE).

Smart Charging is revolutionising how electric vehicles (EVs) are being charged, allowing charge point operators (CPO) and fleet operators to manage charging sustainably and reduce costs at peak demand hours.

The Open Charge Point Protocol (OCPP) is an open standard that offers two-way communication between EV charging stations and the corresponding EV charging central backend management systems.