Weights and measures: electric vehicle fueling systems.
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Overview
This bill updates regulations for electric vehicle (EV) fueling systems in California. It requires electric vehicle fueling systems used for commercial purposes to be inspected by county sealers, but limits the frequency of inspections to once every three years, except in response to consumer complaints. The bill also establishes requirements for data reporting and updates to regulations regarding EVSEs, including compliance with metrological standards and exemptions for factory-tested and certified systems. It mandates registration of EVSE installations and outlines repair procedures, aiming to ensure accurate and reliable EV charging infrastructure.
Key provisions
- Establishes inspection frequency limits for commercial EVSEs (once every three years, except for complaints).
- Requires annual data reporting on EVSE inspections to the Division of Measurement Standards and the State Energy Resources Conservation and Development Commission.
- Exempts factory-tested and certified EVSEs from field-based accuracy testing.
- Mandates registration of EVSE installations with county sealers and submission of placed-in-service reports.
- Requires service agencies to perform metrologically relevant repairs on EVSEs.
- Updates regulations to align with California Code of Regulations, Division 9, Chapter 1, Article 1.
- Requires the Department of Developmental Services to develop guidelines for remote service delivery.
- Authorizes remote delivery of regional center services under specific conditions.
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