Chargers that earn Clean Fuel credits

Not every EV charger can meter clean-fuel credits. To be eligible, a charger must report its own metered kWh against a certified ±1% measurement standard. Here's what Jinx Charge supports today and is certifying next.

TESLA

Supported now

Wall Connector (Gen 3 & Universal)

Tesla Fleet API (auto-enrolls)

See how the TESLA works →

AUTEL

RecommendedComing soon

MaxiCharger AC (Single / Elite / Lite)

OCPP 1.6J · ±1% NTEP/CTEP metering

OCPP 1.6J certification in progress — will auto-meter once live.

SIEMENS

Coming soon

VersiCharge AC Gen 3

OCPP 1.6J · ANSI C12.20 metering

OCPP 1.6J certification in progress — will auto-meter once live.

ENPHASE

Coming soon

IQ EV Charger 2

OCPP 1.6J · ANSI C12.1 metering

OCPP 1.6J certification in progress — will auto-meter once live.

What “certified” means

Under the Clean Fuel Regulations, the meter reading must come from the charger itself and be measured to a certified ±1% legal-metrology standard (NIST Handbook 44 / ANSI C12). We support chargers that speak the open OCPP 1.6J protocol and publish that metrology certification — so your credits survive a third-party verification audit.