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According to an energate survey, Hamburg's charging network is fully compliant with calibration laws - by no means the rule. (Image: Stromnetz Hamburg/Thorsten Kollmer)
Essen (energate) - Some of the public charging stations in Germany still violate the calibration law. The charging stations lack the meter to record and bill charging electricity to the nearest kilowatt hour. The federal government is aware of this and already ordered at the end of 2019 that operating companies must retrofit their charging points accordingly. Many have not yet reached 100 per cent, as an energate survey of ten of the largest players on the marke ...
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