THG ePremiums for charging station operators

Public charging stations enable charging at a freely accessible charging station, such as those provided by municipal utilities or a charging network. You can charge your vehicle here at any time.

Semi-public charging stations are generally only accessible to certain user groups (e.g. customer parking spaces) or for a limited period of time.

Non-public charging stations are, for example, wall boxes belonging to private individuals, which are only intended for charging their own vehicles.

• To identify the individual charging points, we need a charging point number for each charging point.
• The exact address of the respective charging points.
• Date of commissioning of the charging points (and date of dismantling if this took place during the year).
• At the end of the year: records of the unique amount of electricity charged per kWh and charging point. It can be assumed that the proofs are records of the individual charging processes from the backend system of the charging stations. Unfortunately, it is not possible for us to provide you with more detailed information at this time, as we are still awaiting instructions from the Federal Environment Agency. As soon as we have more information, we will of course pass it on to you as soon as possible.

To successfully register the verifiable charging quantities at my non-public charging points, you must provide information on the following points:

• The vehicle identification numbers (VIN, see registration certificate) for the vehicles that are mainly charged at these charging points, as well as copies of the corresponding registration certificates Part 1 (front and back).
• The exact address of the respective charging points.
• Date of commissioning of the charging points (and date of dismantling if this took place during the year).
• At the end of the year: records of the unique amount of electricity charged per kWh and charging point. It can be assumed that the proofs are records of the individual charging processes from the backend system of the charging stations. Unfortunately, it is not possible for us to provide you with more detailed information at this time, as we are still awaiting instructions from the Federal Environment Agency. As soon as we have more information, we will of course pass it on to you as soon as possible.

• To identify the individual charging points, we need the unique identification number (EVSE ID) for each charging point
  • If you do not yet have any EVSE IDs, you must register your charging points with E-Control before registering - you can do this HERE. HERE is an explanation of what an EVSE ID is and what it looks like.
  • In addition, you must guarantee/ensure that you are the legal operator of the charging points in economic, technical or legal terms. If this is not the case, please ensure this in advance with a document confirming that only you are authorized to submit this application and enclose it.
• The exact address of the respective charging points.
• Date of commissioning of the charging points (and date of dismantling if this took place during the year).
• At the end of the year: records of the unique amount of electricity charged per kWh and charging point. It can be assumed that the proofs are records of the individual charging processes from the backend system of the charging stations. Unfortunately, it is not possible for us to provide you with more detailed information at this time, as we are still awaiting instructions from the Federal Environment Agency. As soon as we have more information, we will of course pass it on to you as soon as possible.