Oslo Green Base Station Installation Regulations

Are charging stations regulated in Norway?

In Norway, charging stations are regulated by DSB. The requirements for the construction and maintenance of charge points in Norway are outlined by NEK 400-7-722. There are technically two solutions for charging (Mode 2 and Mode 3), but as previously mentioned, the EU requires Mode 3 for public chargers.

How safe are charging stations in Norway?

In Norway, it’s a requirement to ensure that cables and connectors are well maintained to keep them free of erosion and damage, and that charging stations are built in accordance with DSB’s electrical safety regulations.

Why do electrical installations need to be planned in Norway?

In Norway, electrical installations have to be planned to ensure people, livestock, and properties are protected against danger and damage during normal use. There is an official checklist to ensure everything is done correctly, and the risk assessment report must be handed over to the facility owner.

Do Sweden & Norway have a charge point Regulation?

Many of the regulations Sweden and Norway abide by apply to both countries since they have been set by the European Union. EU directives dictate that public charging points must meet Mode 3 and have at least one Type-2 socket for alternating current charging. This ensures a firm connection and signal between the charge point and the vehicle.