Frequently Asked Questions

Split billing separates EV charging costs from home energy bills, allowing employers to automatically reimburse employees for business charging based on meter data.

In Belgium, rates are often benchmarked against CREG (regulator) average tariffs to ensure reimbursements are fair and tax-compliant.

Smart Station: Fixed wallbox with meter. Smart Cable: Portable cord with inline meter, allowing split billing from standard sockets.

An EU regulation mandating targets for infrastructure coverage, price transparency, and ad-hoc payment methods across Europe.

New DC chargers must have card readers. New AC chargers must have dynamic QR codes or card readers to enable payment without a subscription.

A standard enabling automatic authentication and payment via digital certificates just by plugging in the car, eliminating apps and cards.

QR-code phishing scams. AFIR mandates dynamic QR codes (on screens) to prevent criminals from pasting fake stickers over static codes.

They combine charging, solar, and battery storage to meet AFIR speed/coverage targets even in areas with weak grid connections.

CPOs must ensure CDRs contain accurate data for VAT calculation. B2B roaming often uses the Reverse Charge mechanism.

It forces fleets to electrify. Capabilities like Split Billing become operational necessities for reimbursing home charging costs for employees.