Abstract: A computer-implemented method for method for electric vehicle charging access control includes a charging station for electric vehicles that detects presence of an electric vehicle available for establishing a wireless data connection, establishes a wireless data connection with the electric vehicle, receives, via the wireless data connection, identification data identifying the electric vehicle, and authorizes the charging of the electric vehicle in response to determining that the electric vehicle is registered as eligible for using the charging station based on the identification data.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to a socket with a fixing device and a charging cabinet for electric vehicles with the socket. The fixing device includes a connection mechanism, which is provided on one side of a mainbody of the socket and is adapted to releasably connect the socket to a mounting object to which the socket is to be mounted by means of a first fixing member, and a pivot mechanism, which is provided between the other side of the mainbody opposite to the connection mechanism and the mounting object, so that the socket is pivotable relative to the mounting object when released from the mounting object. Through the fixing device for the electric vehicle charging gun socket, the charging gun socket can be easily and quickly fixed on a mounting object, such as a charging cabinet, since the number of required fixing parts is reduced.

Abstract: A system and method for an electric vehicle fueling system (EVFS) includes an AC grid input receiving AC power from an electric grid; a main control chip controlling the EVFS to perform a charge session of an electric vehicle; a power module supplying the main control chip with power; a power loss detection module providing a power loss signal when the AC power is unavailable; wherein the power module comprises a super capacitor storing an auxiliary supply power that is supplied to the main control chip; wherein, when the main control chip receives the power loss signal, the main control chip saves session information of the charging session; and wherein the session information comprises information needed to continue or complete the charging session.