AFIR

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General

The Federal Network Agency is the official charging station directory for Germany. 

The AFIR requires member states to operate a “National Access Point” (NAP). In Germany, this is Mobilithek. 

The directory allows electric vehicle drivers to find the nearest public charging stations on a map and in a list. It provides detailed information on location, connector types, charging power, operating hours, and roaming options.

As the backend operator of publicly accessible charging stations, eCarUp (we, as the platform developer) is legally required to transmit its charging station data to Mobilithek. This ensures that all public and roaming-enabled charging stations in Germany are recorded and can be found by electric car drivers. 

We transmit the data both statically and dynamically. 

Example of dynamic transmission: 

• Current availability (whether a charging station is free, occupied, or reserved)

Static example:

• Charging power

• Plug types

• EVSE ID

• Power type (AC or DC)

• etc.

What do I need to do to have the charging station listed on Mobilithek?

• Access must be public

• The location must be configured.

• The charging point must have a price listed

• You can find the instructions here: Station Management 

How can I check whether the data is being sent to Mobilithek?

• If the charging station is on our map https://www.ecarup.com/map/ecarupmap.html 

• It may take up to 2 business days for the data to appear on the Federal Network Agency's website

Downloads & Links

• Link to the Mobilithek data set

• Map from the Federal Network Agency

General

Ladestellen.at is the official charging station directory for Austria and is operated by E-Control, the Austrian regulatory authority for electricity and natural gas.

The directory allows electric vehicle drivers to find the nearest public charging stations on a map and in a list. It provides detailed information on location, connector types, charging power, operating hours, and roaming options.

As the backend operator of publicly accessible charging stations, eCarUp (we, as the platform developer) is legally required to submit its charging station data to ladestellen.at. This ensures that all public and roaming-enabled charging stations in Austria are recorded and can be found by electric car drivers.  

We transmit the data both statically and dynamically. 

Example of dynamic transmission: 

• Current availability (whether a charging station is free, occupied, or reserved)

Static example:

• Charging power

• Plug types

• EVSE ID

• Power type (AC or DC)

• etc.

What do I need to do to have my charging station listed on ladestellen.at?

• Access must be public

• The location must be configured.

• The charging point must have a price listed

• You can find the instructions here: Station Management 

How can I check whether the data is being transmitted to ladestellen.at?

• If the charging station is on our map, visit https://www.ecarup.com/map/ecarupmap.html 

• It may take up to 2 business days for the data to appear on ladestellen.at

Downloads & Links

• Information on the Guide to Promoting E-Mobility (.pdf)

• ladestellen.at