THE WOURI KNOWLEDGE HUB
Good questions. Clearer charging.
Practical guides for drivers, operators and the people building charging locations. Start with the basics or find an answer below.
Your first EV charge, explained
Connectors, tariffs and the simple checks to make before starting a session.
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From installed charger to connected station
What registration does, what OCPP does and why hardware testing still matters.
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When a charge doesn't go as planned
Why payment, energy delivered and remaining value need to be checked together.
Read the guideNot yet. Wouri is being developed and no live charging locations or launch dates have been confirmed. Contact us for launch updates.
The first service is planned for responsive web, accessible on a phone. Android and iOS apps are later additions, not prerequisites for the first charging flow.
The platform is cloud-first. A charger may safely continue an authorised session depending on its configuration, but new starts and balance updates depend on connectivity. Full offline balance spending is not planned for launch.
No. OCPP is the common protocol, but version, security configuration, firmware and supported features must match. Each selected model needs interoperability testing.
No. The charger must also be configured with the platform endpoint, charge-point identity and authentication, and have network connectivity. Registration creates the record; configuration establishes the connection.
Wouri's core role is charging-management software. Equipment purchase, electrical installation, permits and site readiness remain with the operator and its qualified partners unless separately agreed.
No. Each location needs assessment, partners, funding and agreed responsibilities. Wouri does not currently promise free hardware or a fixed installation programme.
Not necessarily. Ownership and operations can be separated, subject to a specific agreement with the charging operator and other project partners.
A credible estimate needs site-specific information, including power and equipment costs, tariffs, occupancy and expected demand. No universal return is promised.
No. Advanced fleet management is later-stage scope. Early discussions will help define the right pilot and avoid presenting future features as available services.
Power selection requires vehicle, schedule and site-capacity assessment. Electrical design and installation should be handled by qualified professionals.
Integration needs can be discussed early. Public integration APIs and third-party fleet connectors have not yet been launched.
It is planned for a later phase. Early partner coordination will begin directly with the Wouri team.
Brand configuration is later-stage platform scope. Availability, support and commercial terms have not yet been established.
OCPP 1.6J is the initial integration target. Wouri has not claimed certification or validated compatibility with all OCPP hardware.
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