Eichrecht compliance

Eichrecht compliance

In accordance with German calibration law (Mess-und Eichrecht), charge point operators in Germany may be required to provide signed meter data to EMSPs and drivers, so they can verify these values against the information displayed on the invoice for that charge session.

GreenFlux has developed a solution to retrieve this data from charge stations and share it via roaming networks – a technical description is available here: Eichrecht – Signed Meter Values

This approach works for all manufacturers but may require some integration work, depending on the OCPP implementation. Please contact Technical Integrations ( chargepoints@greenflux.com) for further assistance.  

 Hardware models with a built-in display for drivers to check meter values do not need to exchange signed data via roaming networks


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