OASIS OCPP Electric Vehicle Charging Equipment Data Exchange TC

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Assuring interoperable exchange of electric vehicle (EV) and EV supply equipment (EVSE) charging station data

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The Technical Committee was closed by OASIS TC Administration on 23 December 2016 and is no longer active. Archives of its work remain publicly accessible and are linked from this page. OASIS appreciates the efforts of all those who participated in this TC.

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Announcements

OASIS Advances Electric Vehicle Charging Equipment Data Standard, OCPP; ABB, ActewAGL, Chargerlink, Chargestorm, Ensto Chago, Gridscape, Open Charge Alliance, Schneider Electric, Siemens, Southern California Edison, and others take the lead to establish equal-access, secure infrastructure for EV charging. 19 Oct 2016

The first meeting of the OASIS OCPP Technical Committee was held via teleconference on 07 September 2016. Lonneke Driessen (Open Charge Alliance) and Rish Ghatikar (Greenlots) were elected as Co-Chairs. Gershon Janssen (Individual) was elected Secretary.

Overview

The OASIS OCPP Technical Committee will define uniform, application-level, data exchange methods and communications based upon an enhanced version of the OCPP Protocol. This standard will make it it possible to connect any OCPP Central System (including intermediate or virtual emulators) with any electric vehicle (EV) charging station (“charge point” or “EVSE”), including intermediate or other emulators, regardless of vendor, to assure the uniform, application-level interoperable exchange of EVSE and EV data and control information. OCPP standardization will promote innovation and benefit the entire range of stakeholders in the electric vehicle ecosystem.

The OCPP TC will produce specifications that define the functional standards needed for data interoperation between a charge point and central system providers and Integrators. The interoperation includes but is not limited to authorizations, identification, metering, management, resource and consumption availability and needs. The scope is limited to communication between Central System Providers/Integrators and charge points and related necessary information definition.

For more information on the OCPP TC, see the TC Charter.

Subcommittees

OCPP Editors Subcommittee

TC Liaisons

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Technical Work Produced by the Committee

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External Resources

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Mailing Lists and Comments

ocpp: the discussion list used by TC members to conduct Committee work. TC membership is required to post, and TC members are automatically subscribed. The public may view the OASIS list archives, also mirrored by MarkLogic at MarkMail.org.

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