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Technical Rules and Procedures

On this page, you shall find the Technical Rules, procedures and guidelines from MOBI.E, as Electric Mobility Network Managing Entity.

 

Technical Rules

TECHNICAL RULE NO. 1/MOBI.E/2019

It refers to the Communication Protocol for Measuring Equipment from Charging Stations Integrated in the Electric Mobility Network, with EGME’s Management System.
You can consult the full document here.

TECHNICAL RULE NO. 2/MOBI.E/2020

It refers to the Model and Format of Data Provided by the EGME to CME, OPC, DPC and CSE – Data regarding electric mobility consumptions.
You can consult the full document here.

TECHNICAL RULE NO. 3/MOBI.E/2022

It refers to the Model and Format of Data exchange between the EGME and the ORDs.
You can consult the full document here.

TECHNICAL RULE NO. 4/MOBI.E/2023

It refers to the criteria for validating charging and the methodology for adjusting and correcting the consumption of the electric mobility network.
You can consult the full document here.

Procedures

PROCEDURE MOBI.E 01/2023

It refers to the introduction of terminals and devices used for payment services in the Mobi.E Network.
You can consult the full document here.

PROCEDURE MOBI.E 02/2023

Refers to the rules for the OCPI connection between the Mobi.E platform and the CPO platforms.
You can consult the full document here.

OCPI Communication Protocol  

MOBI.E has currently implemented the OCPI communication protocol version 2.2.

In order to guide its partners, MOBI.E elaborated a document that intends to present in a transparent manner the vision and action plan of this implementation, mapping out a path so that the electric mobility eco-system in Portugal can evolve in accordance with OCPI’s protocol guidelines.

Due to the extent of the protocol and the follow-up that MOBI.E has made with its partners regarding integration, this implementation is being phased out. The first phase, already developed, comprises the integration of CEME (EMSP) and its availability is already a reality.

The second phase of the developments, for integration of OPC (CPO), is now planned and the current documentation with the technical specifications and timelines of the MOBI.E OCPI ecosystem can be find here.

This document version is especially aimed at technical teams (and partners) of CEME (EMSP) and OPC (CEME) enabling them to carry out the required integration developments of their platforms with MOBI.E. All matters connected to this topic should be addressed to mic@mobie.pt placing at the beginning [OCPI].

The document shall be updated as developments are released and the new phases are planned. Until OPC’s total integration (CPO) is possible, we continue to allow the connection between the platforms of OPC (CPO) and that of MOBI.E through the OCPP protocol (1.5 or 1.6).

Due to its technical nature, and to guarantee that it is understood by all interested parties (national and foreign), the document was written in English.

Rules and Guidelines from the Directorate General of Energy and Geology

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  • Guia técnico das instalações elétricas para a alimentação de veículos elétricos - Guia técnico das instalações elétricas para a alimentação de veículos elétricos Documento de trabalho de caráter informativo e orientador, destina-se a fornecer indicações para a conceção, projeto e execução das instalações elétricas para a alimentação de veículos elétricos.
  • DESPACHO N.º 19_DG_2021 - Authorizes the inspectors of electrical installations recognized by DGEG with experience in the area of private service electrical installations of type C to inspect PCVE installations powered by private low voltage networks belonging to type B consumption installations.
  • DESPACHO N.º 24_2019 - It establishes the procedures for certification/inspection of electric vehicle charging points (PCVE) connected to the electric mobility network. It also establishes the models resulting from the acts of inspection and inspection of the PCVE.
  • DESPACHO N.º 26_2017 - Establishes the constituent elements of the simplified design. The simplified project aims to represent the electrical installation to verify compliance with the regulatory safety provisions applicable by the licensing, supervisory, inspectors or technicians responsible.