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Next Generation ISO 15118 Introduces Wireless and Bidirectional Charging
Did you know that the ISO 15118 communication standard currently consists of eight different parts? It can be overwhelming to work with this complex and future-proof technology due to the vast amount of charging-related use cases the standard covers. The…
EV Charging Communication Events and Trends In 2019
That annual feeling is upon us: goal setting and resolutions sweep the public discourse and flood social media, as they do every January. But what if we made collective, societal goals? After spending a decade in the electric mobility industry,…
The Road to IEC 63110 and How You Can Impact the International Standard
We are relatively early in developing an industry that many hope will completely overhaul the current transportation ecosystem worldwide. This means there is an opportunity at every turn to mold the future of our slowly but surely interconnecting world of…
The Solution to Seamless Interoperability: The Charin CCS Test System
When new technology enters the market, we – as a community of experts – need to make sure that each implementation is working according to international specifications. The interoperability of ISO 15118-related charging solutions is key for user acceptance and…
Videos from 8th International CCS & ISO/IEC 15118 Testing Symposium
Did you make it to Shanghai this April 19th and 20th? Hundreds of top EV engineers and programmers descended on the 8th International CCS & ISO/IEC 15118 Testing Symposium. These important industry events aim to increase the interoperability of charging…
Save-The-Date: April 19-20 Marks 8th ISO 15118 Testing Symposium
It’s that time again. Twice a year, e-mobility giants and industry cohorts come together with one purpose: to make sure their electric vehicles (EVs) and charging stations conform to the ISO 15118 standard, guaranteeing a future-proof, secure, and user-convenient way…
The Case for ISO 15118 and OCPP 2.0: Preventative Solutions to Hacking Charging Infrastructure
RFID card technology is not working. Sure, it is the most widely used tool to charge electric vehicles but, at the same time, unsecure RFID cards put both vehicles and drivers at incredible risk to hackers. Electric vehicle charging stations…
The Battle Between ISO 15118 and DIN Spec 70121
A common question I receive from the EV community is whether there is a difference between ISO 15118 and DIN SPEC 70121. The answer tends to leave many of you quite surprised. This is an essential distinction to understand in order…
Project Ultra-E Realizes Public Key Infrastructures Needed for
ISO 15118 Plug & Charge
We all know that the rise of e-mobility closely links to a charging infrastructure which is readily available, reliable, and sufficient regarding the number of charging stations installed. These are the primary concerns of those who asses for themselves if…
Bulletproof ISO 15118 Implementation – RISE V2G Tested by Verisco Test System
What do you do if you are working on an ISO 15118 implementation, be it for an electric vehicle (EV) or a charging station, and want to make sure that it is a) interoperable with other implementations in the market…
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