New findings from Europe’s largest Vehicle-to-Grid project show the untapped potential of bidirectional charging. Most electric cars stand still around 90% of the time. What if that time could be used to support your home, or even the grid?
EV charging technology company Easee has announced that its portfolio of smart EV chargers has fulfilled the EU Radio Equipment Directive (RED) cybersecurity requirements set out in EN 18031.
Easee has reached a defining milestone in its mission to simplify electrification: one million chargers sold globally. Symbolically, the one-millionth unit is the new Easee Charge Pro—the company’s most advanced and vehicle-to-grid (V2G)-ready charger yet, engineered for demanding environments like fleet depots, apartment blocks, and commercial car parks.
Elsäkerhetsverket announced that no physical improvements are required for already installed Easee Home and Easee Charge charging boxes.
The Swiss market surveillance authority ESTI, has positively completed the review of the Easee documentation for Home and Charge.
The update will give your charger Bluetooth in the near future.
