As electric mobility continues to rise, efficient charging infrastructure is the key to its success. To support CPOs in navigating the decentralized and often complex e-mobility landscape, OCEAN CPMS has integrated with ENAPI, a robust platform, focused on establishing technical framework to enable seamless and efficient communication between systems within the EV charging ecosystem. The main purpose is technical interface standard for communication.
To attract EV drivers and keep them happy, every CPO strives for the best charging station uptime. To ensure public charging stations' reliability, the UK government brought in some regulation changes to the EV charging landscape.
The UK Public Charge Point Regulations, aimed at defining the future of public EV charging, came into effect on November 24 last year. However, certain requirements provided operators with a one-year window to comply. Failure to meet these requirements could result in significant penalties. A year has passed, and we're here to help ensure you're fully prepared for these changes.
The ultimate wish of every Charge Point Operator (CPO) is to maximize the utilization of their charging stations. Simply put, the goal is to have more people using your charging stations.
The key to making the EV driver happy is creating a convenient EV charging experience. Could it get any easier than the charging process starting as soon as the EV driver plugs the charging cable into the EV? Hardly. At present, AutoCharge and ISO 15118 Plug & Charge (PnC) are the two technologies in use for this purpose.
