EV charging's best practices and market developments
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The essential role of ad hoc EV charging payment systems
Charging stations in public spaces can’t just work for specific cardholders or subscribers; ad hoc payments need to be an option, and an easy one, too. For charge point operators (CPOs), including parking operators, it makes more sense to let more drivers pay at their stations instead of gatekeeping.

The essential role of ad hoc EV charging payment systems
Charging stations in public spaces can’t just work for specific cardholders or subscribers; ad hoc payments need to be an option, and an easy one, too. For charge point operators (CPOs), including parking operators, it makes more sense to let more drivers pay at their stations instead of gatekeeping.
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The essential role of ad hoc EV charging payment systems
Charging stations in public spaces can’t just work for specific cardholders or subscribers; ad hoc payments need to be an option, and an easy one, too. For charge point operators (CPOs), including parking operators, it makes more sense to let more drivers pay at their stations instead of gatekeeping.
What AFIR means for CPOs and EV drivers
For charge point operators (CPOs), AFIR brings both opportunity and added responsibility. Best practices that were once optional are now binding obligations, and the savviest operators will see the regulation as a catalyst for building better networks and a sturdier revenue stream.
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