Jerusalem, 9 November, 2026 (TPS-IL) — Starting January 1, 2027, EV charging providers will be required to continuously transmit data on their public charging stations to a new national database operated by Israel’s Energy and Infrastructure Ministry.
The database will consolidate information on charging station locations, availability, operational status, charging speeds and prices, allowing drivers to find available stations and compare rates through various apps.
The system will include a National Access Point (NAP) to collect, verify, and distribute information, alongside an electronic roaming hub connecting charging providers with third-party services and enabling real-time availability checks and payments.
The database is designed to improve transparency, simplify charging for electric vehicle owners, and help reduce range anxiety. Third-party developers will also be able to access the information through an application programming interface (API) to build services for drivers.
