Set up EV-ChART-compliant data reporting for a NEVI/CFI-funded site
domain: ev-charging.evchart-reporting · 4 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Confirm the CPMS (charge point management system) can automate quarterly submissions to EV-ChART (Electric Vehicle Charging Analytics and Reporting Tool), the Joint Office's centralized hub under 23 CFR 680.112 — manual log submission is no longer sufficient
Map the nine EV-ChART data modules (tabs in the Data Input Template) against what the chosen CPMS actually exports natively vs. what needs manual reconciliation
Include energy dispensed, peak power, and downtime/error-code data in the automated feed, since these are explicitly required uptime/outage reporting fields
Confirm this reporting obligation applies whether the project was funded via NEVI Formula, CFI Discretionary Grant, or EVC-RAA, since all three federally-funded EVSE programs feed into EV-ChART
Known gotchas
"EV-ChART" is the correct, current tool name (Joint Office of Energy and Transportation) — don't confuse it with older informal references to AFDC-hosted reporting, which is a separate system
Reporting is a recurring quarterly operational obligation, not a one-time commissioning task — build it into the O&M contract, not just the initial project closeout
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