Blink Charging Co. announced their Series 7, 8, and 9 chargers earned OCPP 2.0.1 certification, making them one of five U.S. companies to meet the standard, highlighting their role in advancing electric vehicle infrastructure. The certification ensures hardware can operate across networks, boosting reliability for EV drivers worldwide.

OCPP 2.0.1 provides stronger security and scalability as the industry pushes for interoperability with EV adoption on the rise. Blink’s chief technology officer emphasized the company’s commitment to software-driven charging solutions to deliver a seamless experience for EV drivers. The recognition strengthens Blink’s position in a competitive market focused on compatibility across platforms.

Blink regained compliance with Nasdaq’s minimum bid price rule and unveiled a partnership with Paua in the UK, adding 850 sites and 3,500 connectors to their network. The collaboration enhances access for fleets and individual EV users, supporting Blink’s expansion of clean energy infrastructure globally.

Investors seeking exposure to the EV market may consider ETFs like DRIV and IDRV. BLNK shares were trading lower by 1.47% at $1.340.

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