E-Mobility-IDThe Provider ID or EVSE Operator ID (as part of EMAID or EVSEID) to be applied for can be chosen equally or differently. If a company applies for varied ID for the marketfunction e-Mobility Provider and charging station operator in each case, they will be blocked in the other marketfunction, where they respectively did not apply for and therefore no other company can choose them. Provider IDThe provider of electromobility, the e-Mobility Provider, uses the 'e-Mobility Account Identifier' (EMAID) to identify his customers unequivocally. This EMAID consists of a country code (DE), the Provider ID of the e-Mobility Provider (3 digits), a 9 figures alphanumeric string (eMA Instance) and a check digit. The country code 'DE' and the Provider ID will be assigned by the awarding office on application from a company. The Provider ID can be chosen freely by the company, as long as it is not yet assigned or protected by copyright law. The eMa instances will be created by the e-Mobility Provider himself. These consist of a 9 figures alphanumeric string (digits and letters), which can be freely chosen. Please note that, on application of a Provider ID or on self assigning of an eMA Instance, the upper and lower case letters match to the same letter (A=a, etc.). EVSE Operator IDA charging station operator uses the Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment ID (EVSEID) to clearly identify his charging infrastructure up to the power outlet. This EVSEID consists of a country code (DE), the EVSE Operator ID (3 digits), the ID Type (E) and the Power Outlet ID (up to 30 digits). A check digit as by the EMAID is not provided. The country code 'DE' and the EVSE Operator ID will be assigned by the awarding office on application from a company. The EVSE Operator ID can be chosen freely by the company, as long as it is not yet assigned or protected by copyright law. The ID Type is set to 'E' and is used as identification to clarify that an ID is of type 'EVSEID'. Hereby it should be avoided to confuse this ID with an 'EMAID'. A Power Outlet ID will be created by the charging station operator himself. A Power Outlet ID consist of up to 30 alphanumeric characters (digits and letters) and can be chosen freely by the company. |