Charging infrastructure operator LadeVerbundPlus is migrating to a centralized platform. As Stadt-Bremerhaven reports, this technical step will require a new app starting in October.
Transition to a Centralized Platform
LadeVerbundPlus is one of the largest operators of public charging infrastructure across Germany. Primarily municipal partners rely on the platform.
With the transition to a centralized platform structure, the network’s technical foundation is being revamped, accompanied by the rollout of the new application starting in October.
What the Transition Means
For users, switching to the centralized platform brings several changes. As a result of the migration, a new app will be required from October, which affected EV drivers will need to install.
The reasoning behind such migrations in charging networks is typically to consolidate and standardize systems onto a shared platform.
Advice for Affected Users
Anyone using the network’s stations should keep the following points in mind regarding the transition:
- Stay informed: Users should monitor announcements from participating partners or the network to obtain specific details about the migration process.
- Prepare for the app switch in October: As soon as the new application becomes available in October, users should complete the switch.
Sources: Stadt-Bremerhaven
