In our week 43/2024 roundup of renewable energy and e-mobility news, we highlight key developments shaping the future of e-mobility and renewable energy industries. The U.S. has surpassed 200,000 public EV charging ports, OCPP has gained international standard status, and Mercedes-Benz is teaming up with PowerX to build a Japan-wide EV charging network. Additionally, EVA Global’s bankruptcy underscores the importance of independent solutions for CPOs.

 

Check out the video below for a quick overview of these updates!

 

Stay up to date with Codibly’s latest insights in renewable energy and e-mobility! This week, we’re focusing on pivotal advancements aligned with our expertise in OCPP, interoperability, and EV charging infrastructure:

  • The U.S. surpasses 200,000 public EV charging ports – A crucial achievement in expanding EV infrastructure, powered by interoperable networks that ensure seamless and reliable access to charging stations for EV drivers nationwide.
  • OCPP reaches international standard status – This milestone solidifies OCPP’s role as the global standard for interoperability between EV charging points and central systems, driving innovation and efficiency across the e-mobility industry. More information on the Open Charge Alliance website.
  • Mercedes-Benz and PowerX team up for a Japan-wide EV charging network – Utilizing interoperable fast-charging solutions, this partnership is set to accelerate the expansion of Japan’s EV infrastructure, meeting the country’s growing demand for reliable EV charging. Check the full info here.
  • Cuba extends closures amid ongoing blackouts, emphasizing the critical need for diverse and resilient energy strategies to stabilize grid operations and secure energy supply.
  • EVA Global files for bankruptcy, highlighting the risks for Charge Point Operators (CPOs) who rely on external providers. It underlines the importance of CPOs adopting OCPP-based independent solutions for greater operational resilience.🔢 Number of the Week: 9,000 new EV charging ports were installed across the U.S. in Q3 2024, marking significant progress in the growth of interoperable EV charging infrastructure and the e-mobility industry.

We’ve just returned from Enlit Europe, where we explored the importance of interoperability in enhancing grid flexibility and integrating Distributed Energy Resources (DERs). Stay tuned for comprehensive insights next week on our LinkedIn profile!

Let’s continue driving innovation in OCPP, interoperability, and EV charging solutions!