TECHNICS · EAN · METERING

MLOEA and EREs
What you need to know.

Where a main connection is not exclusively used for transport, the metering setup becomes critical. A formal secondary allocation point can be one route for separately identifying electricity delivered to transport.

SHORT ANSWERAn MLOEA is not simply a group of charging points. It is a formal secondary allocation point behind a main connection, with its own allocation data. The exact setup should be aligned with the grid operator and current ERE rules.
PRACTICAL

What does ERE Market
look at?

01

Check whether there is a formal secondary allocation point

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Record the relevant EAN and metering data

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Connect the metering chain to the transport use

04

Have the technical setup assessed before booking

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From information
to a real assessment.

This page explains what may be possible. The ERE Check then looks at your own machines and operating hours. After that, you can submit the ERE application and mandate.

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