A LinkedIn post from EV Connect highlights the role of Open Charge Point Protocol, or OCPP, compliant software in improving the performance of Level 2 EV chargers. The post suggests that subpar charger performance can sometimes be addressed via software rather than hardware replacement, potentially extending asset life and reducing capital needs.
According to the post, OCPP-based platforms can integrate different charger brands, simplify network management, optimize energy use, and avoid lock-in to a single ecosystem. For investors, this focus on software-driven flexibility positions EV Connect toward a scalable, platform-oriented business model, which could enhance recurring revenue potential and increase strategic relevance in the broader EV infrastructure market.
The content also points to a company blog that outlines criteria for selecting OCPP-compliant platforms and methods to maximize existing charging infrastructure. If EV Connect can successfully market such software capabilities to operators seeking cost-efficient upgrades, it may benefit from higher adoption of its solutions, supporting growth prospects in the competitive eMobility and EV charging segments.