One charger, fully checked
The review is done. The new charger meets every AFIR duty; the office car park plan meets the EPBD.
Two notes remain: a clearer occupancy fee on the screen, and the meter class for future orders.
The questionCan you walk through the checklist from the first to the last rule?
The review in seven moments
Seven EU acts, two kinds: regulations apply directly, directives through national law.
Stop 01Targets for states, duties for operators: 's two halves.
Stop 02A bank card, a price shown first, the right to refuse .
Stop 03Signed meter values today, EU accuracy classes from 2028.
Stop 04Status, price and renewable flag at the .
Stop 0520 charge points for 40 office spaces, and a tenant's right to install.
Stop 06One checklist per country: grid, metering, permits.
Stop 07
Seven moments, one charger. Compliance is less a hurdle than a description of how a good charger works.
Where to go from here
Payments and billing follows the price rules in practice, Charging hardware the product rules, and Truck charging the targets for heavy vehicles. See all learning paths.
Check your understanding
4 questions. Answer all of them to complete this stop. Each answer explains itself.
Which rule reached the office car park through national law?
The EPBD is a directive, so its requirements apply through national law; AFIR applies directly.
Which duty is checked continuously rather than once?
Dynamic data such as status, availability and price must stay current every day.
What did the manager note for future charger orders?
Chargers placed on the market from 10 April 2030 need a stated accuracy class under the amended Measuring Instruments Directive; until then, national rules remain possible.
What can a driver without any contract do at the new charger?
AFIR guarantees ad hoc payment with a common instrument and price information before the session.
- Plug & Charge The car identifies itself with a certificate when plugged in, so no card or app is needed. EV charging fundamentals, stop 08 Glossary
- AFIR Alternative Fuels Infrastructure Regulation (EU) 2023/1804: EU rules for public charging, from payment to coverage. EV charging fundamentals, stop 08 Glossary
- National access point A digital interface set up by a Member State as a single point of access to data, including charging infrastructure data under AFIR. Stop 05 Glossary