By April 2025, new EU regulations will change how public charging data is shared across Europe. Here’s what Charge Point Operators need to know - and how Spirii supports you to stay compliant.
Summary
- AFIR regulation goals: The Alternative Fuels Infrastructure Regulation aims to unify and improve EV charging across the EU.
- Article 20 deadline: From 14 April 2025, all CPOs must report static and dynamic data on public and semi-public chargers to their country’s National Access Point (NAP).
- How to connect to your NAP: Depending on your country’s setup, connect via public API or use OCPI protocol.
- Spirii's support: Use Spirii’s OCPI 2.3.0-compliant API as the foundation for your integration to simplify the data-sharing process.
- Why it matters: Failure to comply may lead to fines or operational restrictions — early integration is key.
Read more about this here: https://www.spirii.com/en/resources/blog/afir-article-20-what-cpos-need-to-know-about-it
If you have any questions to the above, feel free to reach out to us through your account manager or directly to support@spirii.com.