As global charging infrastructure enters a critical phase of large-scale deployment and refined operations, the industry faces increasingly complex overseas market requirements—including the EU MID Directive, Germany's Eichrecht regulation, and UKCA certification—alongside continuous upgrades to domestic type approval and compulsory certification systems. The pressing question of our time is how to navigate the evolving global regulatory landscape and build a full-chain quality system that spans from "measurement accuracy" to "safety and reliability."

On July 2, 2026, the "Charging Infrastructure Metrology and Compliance" Symposium, sponsored by Reallin Electron and co-hosted by TÜV Rheinland and the Anhui Institute of Metrology, was successfully held in Hefei.

The conference brought together experts from authoritative institutions including the National Institute of Metrology (NIM), China Automotive Engineering Research Institute (CAERI), China Quality Certification Center (CQC), and TÜV Rheinland, along with representatives from upstream and downstream enterprises. In-depth discussions were held on frontier topics such as metrology regulations, certification access, information security, and accessible design, providing a systematic technical roadmap for both domestic compliance and global market entry of EVSE products.

As a sponsor of the symposium, Reallin Electron shared practical experiences in addressing the dual challenges of regulatory compliance and data security, demonstrating how to achieve proactive risk management for overseas expansion through built-in compliance architectures.

Looking ahead, Reallin Electron will continue to deepen collaboration with various stakeholders—building on precise metrology and leveraging compliance certifications—to jointly advance the Chinese charging infrastructure industry's technical leadership on the global stage, contributing reliable Chinese solutions to green mobility worldwide.