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Activities @NeMo_electro V2G Wireless Authentication Solution and Test Framework for Smart Charging www.nemo-emobility.eu Development of WAS capable SECC Association and pairing sequence Overview New draft version of ISO 15118 introduces authentication over WLAN Wireless authentication is a novel method for EV authentication Challenges in wireless case: association, authentication and authorization EV association is a trivial task, if the charging cable is already connected Wireless Authentication Solution (WAS) and TTCN-3 based test framework have been developed Prototypical implementation of parts of the ISO 15118-2 2 nd edition / ISO 15118-8 Focusing on certificate based authentication Runs on embedded system environment WAS uses standardized messages Seamless authentication without driver actions Standard for international authentication interoperability WAS is validated by the independently developed test framework EV – Electric Vehicle EVCC – Electric Vehicle Communication Controller EVSE – Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment SECC – Supply Equipment Communication Controller Test framework ISO 15118-4 contains conformance test cases for wired charging Testing and Test Control Notation version 3 (TTCN-3) based test scripts have been customized For further information Key partners involved Ádám Knapp BroadBit [email protected] Nadim El Sayed Technische Universität Berlin [email protected] NeMo result theme: Electromobility actors services Integration and Validation Test framework Web user interface Key results EV SECC EVSE-1 EVSE-2 EVSE-3 3 – Pairing IEC-61851, ISO-15118 EVCC 1 – Association ISO-15118 2 – Authentication, Authorization ThisprojecthasreceivedfundingfromtheEU’sHorizon2020researchandinnovation programmeundergrantagreementno713794 Thismaterialreflectsonlytheauthor'sviewandtheInnovationandNetworksExecutiveAgency (INEA)isnotresponsibleforanyusethatmaybemadeoftheinformationitcontains.

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Page 1: V2G Wireless Authentication Solution and Test Framework for...V2G Wireless Authentication Solution and Test Framework for Smart Charging Development of WAS capable SECC Association

Activities

@NeMo_electro

V2G Wireless Authentication Solution and Test Framework for

Smart Charging

www.nemo-emobility.eu

Development of WAS capable SECC Association and pairing sequence

Overview

• New draft version of ISO 15118 introduces authentication over WLAN

• Wireless authentication is a novel method for EV authentication

• Challenges in wireless case: association, authentication and authorization

• EV association is a trivial task, if the charging cable is already connected

Wireless Authentication Solution (WAS) and TTCN-3 based test framework have been

developed

• Prototypical implementation of parts of the ISO 15118-2 2nd edition / ISO 15118-8

• Focusing on certificate based authentication

• Runs on embedded system environment

WAS uses standardized messages

• Seamless authentication without driver actions

• Standard for international authentication interoperability

WAS is validated by the independently developed test framework

EV – Electric Vehicle EVCC – Electric Vehicle Communication Controller EVSE – Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment SECC – Supply Equipment Communication Controller

Test framework • ISO 15118-4 contains conformance test cases

for wired charging

• Testing and Test Control Notation version 3 (TTCN-3) based test scripts have been customized

For further information

Key partners involved

Ádám Knapp

BroadBit

[email protected]

Nadim El Sayed

Technische Universität Berlin

[email protected]

NeMo result theme:

Electromobility actors services

Integration and Validation

Test framework

Web user interface

Key results

EV

SECC

EVSE-1

EVSE-2

EVSE-3 3 – Pairing IEC-61851, ISO-15118

EVCC

1 – Association ISO-15118

2 – Authentication, Authorization

This project has received funding from the EU’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement no 713794 This material reflects only the author's view and the Innovation and Networks Executive Agency (INEA) is not responsible for any use that may be made of the information it contains.