Current through Register 2024 Notice Reg. No. 38, September 20, 2024
(a) Applicability. The requirements of this
section apply to all EVSPs operating or intending to operate one or more
publicly available Level 2 or DCFC EVSE installed in California.
(b) Initial reporting deadline for existing
EVSPs. No later than August 15, 2020, the EVSP shall collect and submit the
following information to the Executive Officer:
(1) Initial EVSP contact information as
specified in subsection (g).
(2) An
EVSE model certification, as specified in subsection (h), for each EVSE model
operated in California.
(3) EVSE
inventory as specified in subsection (i). For this initial inventory report,
the EVSP may omit information that it has not collected in the past if that
information could not be reasonably obtained within the past 45
days.
(c) Initial
reporting deadline for new EVSPs. If an EVSP intends to operate one or more
publicly available Level 2 or DCFC EVSE installed in California on or after
July 1, 2020, then that EVSP shall collect and submit the following information
to the Executive Officer at least 45 days before installation of any EVSE in
California:
(1) Initial contact information
as specified in subsection (g).
(2)
An EVSE model certification, as specified in subsection (h), for each EVSE
model that the EVSP intends to install in California within the next 45
days.
(d) Reporting
deadline for new EVSE models. If an EVSP intends to operate a new, unique EVSE
model in California on or after July 1, 2020, then that EVSP shall collect and
submit initial contact information to the Executive Officer as specified in
subsection (g) at least 45 days prior to installation of that EVSE model in
California.
(e) Annual reporting
deadline for all EVSPs. On or before March 1 of each year, the designated
contact for the EVSP shall collect and submit to the Executive Officer annual
EVSE inventory information for the prior calendar year, as specified in
subsection (i). If the EVSP operates one or more EVSE that require payment for
use, the designated contact for the EVSP shall also collect and submit to the
Executive Officer annual EVSE payment information for the prior calendar year,
as specified in subsection (j). The first annual report is due March 1, 2022.
For example, an EVSP must submit information no later than March 1, 2022, for
EVSE that it operated between January 1, 2021, and December 31, 2021.
(f) Information updates. Any EVSP reporting
under this subsection shall update its initial contact information and EVSE
model certification within 45 days of any changes to that
information.
(g) Initial EVSP
contact information. The initial EVSP contact information reported by the EVSP
shall include all of the following information:
(1) EVSP company name.
(2) Website for EVSP.
(3) Name of designated contact
person.
(4) Email of designated
contact person.
(5) Phone number of
designated contact person.
(6)
Mailing address of designated contact person.
(h) EVSE model certification. The EVSE model
certification reported by the EVSP shall include all of the following
information, for each EVSE model:
(1)
Manufacturer name and model number.
(2) Type of EVSE (Level 2 or DCFC
EVSE).
(3) Nominal voltage, current
supported (amps), power supported (kilowatts).
(4) Number of ports.
(5) Number of connectors and connector
standard.
(6) Type of payment
devices installed.
(7) Manufacturer
website.
(8) EVSP toll-free number
or numbers displayed on the EVSE model.
(9) EVSE model photos: front, back, payment
hardware, fee display (if display is multiple pages, include photos of complete
information).
(10) Kiosk model
photos: front, back, payment hardware, fee display (if display is multiple
pages, include photos of complete information), if
applicable.
(i) Annual
EVSE inventory. The annual EVSE inventory report filed by the EVSP shall
include all of the following information, broken down per publicly available
EVSE operated by the EVSP in California:
(1)
New EVSE installations in California in the reporting period:
(A) Station ID.
(B) Station Name.
(C) EVSE ID or serial number.
(D) Station Address.
(E) Geographic coordinates of the station
(e.g., Latitude: 50.770774, Longitude: -126.104965).
(F) Model of EVSE.
(2) Listing of retired, decommissioned, or
removed EVSE in California during the reporting period:
(A) Station ID.
(B) Station Name.
(C) EVSE ID or serial number.
(D) Station Address.
(E) Geographic coordinates of the station
(e.g., Latitude: 50.770774, Longitude: -126.104965).
(F) Model of
EVSE.
(j)
Annual EVSE payment information for EVSE installed in California that require
payment. The annual EVSE payment report filed by the EVSP shall include all of
the following information, reported in statewide aggregated numbers:
(1) Total number of charging sessions started
with a credit card.
(2) Total
number of charging sessions started with a mobile payment.
(3) Total number of charging sessions started
with a toll-free number.
(4) Total
number of charging sessions started with a membership RFID card.
(5) Total number of charging sessions started
with a service provider application.
(6) Total number of charging sessions with
other methods of payment, including sessions that did not require
payment.
(k) Reporting to
the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) Alternative Fuels Data Center
(AFDC):
(1) No later than six months after
July 1, 2020, and thereafter at least once per month if there are any changes,
each EVSP shall report to NREL in accordance with this subsection.
(2) For any EVSE decommissioned since the
last report, the EVSP shall report the date the EVSE was decommissioned. For
any EVSE no longer operated by the EVSP since the last report, the EVSP shall
report the date the EVSP ceased operating the EVSE.
(3) The EVSP shall ensure that its data
reported to NREL matches corresponding data reported to the Executive Officer
in its annual EVSE inventory and usage information report.
(4) The data reported by the EVSP shall
include all of the following, broken down per publicly available EVSE operated
by the EVSP in California:
(A) Station
ID.
(B) Station Name.
(C) Phone number to call if a user has
problems at the station.
(D) Access
type (e.g., private, private--government only, private--residential, public,
public--limited hours, public--call-ahead, public--card key at all times,
public--credit card at all times (no membership requirement)).
(E) Access Days/Times--hours of public
operation for the station.
(F)
Station Type--Primary customer the station is intended to serve (e.g.,
multi-unit dwelling, workplace, fleet, transportation network company,
public).
(G) Payment Methods--list
of payment methods accepted at the station.
(H) Payment Actions--list of how a user pays
with their payment method at the station.
(I) Geographic coordinates of the station
(e.g., Latitude: 50.770774, Longitude: -126.104965).
(J) Network--the network service provider
(EVSP) of the station.
(K) Pricing
information (e.g., $/kWh (kilowatt-hour), $/MJ (megajoule), demand response,
variable, non-member fee, parking fee).
(L) Open Date--date station was first in
service.
(M) Address--Country,
State, Postal Code, City, Street Address, Directions.
(N) EVSE ID--a unique identifier for the EVSE
within the network provided by the EVSP.
(O) Geographic coordinates of the EVSE (e.g.,
Latitude: 50.770774, Longitude: -126.104965).
(P) Manufacturer of EVSE.
(Q) Model of EVSE.
(R) Serial Number of EVSE.
(S) Power Sharing capabilities of EVSE--if
this EVSE has multiple ports does it distribute power among all ports in
use.
(T) Port ID--a unique
identifier for each port, unique within the context of the EVSP servicing the
EVSE.
(U) Level--classification of
the port which indicates the rate of the battery refuel (e.g., AC Level 2
(3.3kW - 22kW), DC Fast (23kW+)).
(V) Connectors--connector types available at
the EVSE to connect to the vehicle (e.g., SAE J1772, J1772 Combo,
CHAdeMO).
(l)
Confidential business information. If the EVSP believes any information
required to be reported under this section is confidential business
information, the EVSP shall prominently label the specific information
considered to be confidential, and shall include an explanation for why the
EVSP believes the identified information is confidential. All documents
(including spreadsheets and other items not in a standard document format)
designated as containing confidential business information also must
prominently display the phrase "Contains Confidential Business Information"
above the main document title and in a running header. All information reported
and not identified as confidential business information is subject to public
disclosure pursuant to California Code of Regulations, title 17, sections 91000
through 91022, and the California Public Records Act (Gov. Code, §6250 et
seq.). The Board may also disclose information claimed by the applicant to be
confidential as required by law.
(m) The EVSP shall submit the initial EVSP
contact information, EVSE model certification, annual EVSE inventory and usage
information, as well as any subsequent updates to that information,
electronically via email to EVSE@arb.ca.gov, unless the Executive Officer has
approved in writing another format.
1. New section
filed 5-29-2020; operative 7-1-2020 (Register 2020, No.
22).
Note: Authority cited: Sections 39600, 39601 and 44268.2,
Health and Safety Code. Reference: Sections 44268 and 44268.2, Health and
Safety Code.
