eDRV Blogs

Read about how eDRV FIFO ordered webhook events will improve the operational efficiency of EV charging networks and contribute to the broader adoption of EVs.

This post explores the limits of the Open Charge Point Interface (OCPI) and the Open Charge Point Protocol (OCPP) for building smart charging applications in electric vehicle (EV) fleets. Hint: OCPP is the option to go for!

eDRV launches Subaccounts for Enterprise Customers. Manage Multiple user accounts under a single Master Account using eDRV Subaccounts.

eDRV is excited to announce its newest Plug&Charge API solution. This latest addition to eDRV’s product suite significantly reduces the time and effort it takes any large-scale charging network or EV charging hardware manufacturer to offer safe and secure plug and charge experiences at scale.

Whether you’re a world-class fleet or servicing hundreds of EVs in an apartment building, eDRV’s Load Management API will grant you complete control to distribute power dynamically to your customers.

The Wallet API by eDRV can be at the heart of a seamless payments experience for your customer. You can build a customizable user experience that is by its foundations both familiar and secure.

In our first webinar of 2024, eDRV cofounder and CTO Rupul Safaya speaks with Pon Paulraj of Heliox about the challenges of scaling EV charging networks using OCPP.

eDRV announces the launch of our new eDRV Academy. Find out more about our new resource to keep you plugged in on how best to use eDRV to build an EV Charging App, set up a network or dive deeper into weightier topics like OCPP.

To help developers around the world better implement the Open Charge Point Protocol, the Open Charge Alliance (OCA) instituted the OCPP Plugfest. This article covers what’s involved in the OCPP Plugfest along with why developers in EV charging should get involved in the event.

An OCPP simulator makes it easy for charge point operators to simulate the real-world environment of the EV charging station. With just a few clicks, network owners have a seamless and convenient console by which to operate a charge station.

In this brief article we look at how the Open Charge Point Protocol (OCPP) differs from the Open Charge Point Interface (OCPI).

Open communication standards are critical to the technologies that scale globally. The Open Charge Point Protocol is that protocol for electric vehicles

Our colleague Sanjna lists all the reasons why 2021 is going to be the year for EVs