eDRV Blogs

Hardware-agnostic software can integrate with and control charging stations from a wide variety of manufacturers. This article summarizes why CaaS operators should seek out software the avoids lock-ins, augment sclaing operations and improve charger interoperability.

In this interview, Stacy Noblet of ICF outlines how resilience is now top of mind for fleets in the US and the important conversations they need to have with utilities to accelerate electrification.

As the EV transition gains speed, managing charging infrastructure and grid impact is becoming increasingly complex. Agentic AI that are autonomous, decision-making systems offer a powerful solution, optimizing everything from charging schedules to grid integration and fleet management.

Learn how the Open Charge Point Protocol (OCPP) serves as the technical backbone of the EU’s Alternative Fuels Infrastructure Regulation (AFIR)

Product Manager Robert Hollinshead explains how siloed EV charging can be and how eDRV’s AIOps can help clarify opaque charging transaction data and reduce friction among collaborators and partners in EV charging.

As EV adoption surges, the reliability and security of charging infrastructure hinge on the ability to update firmware remotely. This blog explains why remote firmware updates are essential for maintaining charger performance, ensuring cybersecurity, and enabling new features: all without costly site visits. Learn how remote updates work, their benefits for fleet operators and charge point providers, and how protocols like OCPP make secure, scalable firmware management possible.