Charging data transparency and interoperability
AFIR has been in force since 13 April 2024. Charging point operators must report static and dynamic data via DATEX II standards, with ISO 15118 Plug and Charge requirements phasing in. Non-compliant operators risk license suspension.
DATEX II (EN 16157) mandatory for charging data reporting
Static data: location, connector types, availability, vehicle compatibility
Dynamic data: real-time availability, booking status
ISO 15118 Plug and Charge support mandatory from 1.1.2026 (AC) and 1.1.2027 (DC)
Non-discriminatory, free data access via national access points
Fines up to €100K per charging site. Operating license suspension. Mandatory DATEX II compliance for all data reporting.
Charging Infrastructure Scoring (CIS) monitors charger health. AFIR Compliance Report certificate for audit evidence. Real-time data transparency matching DATEX II requirements.
This page provides general information about AFIR (EU 2023/1804) requirements. It does not constitute legal advice. Consult a qualified regulatory specialist for guidance specific to your organization.
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