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EVerest Community

EVerest is a vibrant open-source community dedicated to advancing e-mobility through collaboration and innovation. We’re backed by Linux Foundation Energy and welcome participation from developers, organizations, and enthusiasts worldwide.

About Linux Foundation Energy

Linux Foundation Energy

EVerest is proudly hosted by Linux Foundation Energy, a foundation dedicated to accelerating the energy transition through open-source collaboration.
LFE provides the infrastructure and support that enables EVerest to thrive as an open-source project, fostering collaboration across the e-mobility ecosystem.

Getting Help

There are several ways to get help with EVerest:

Documentation

Comprehensive guides, tutorials, and API references

GitHub Issues

Report bugs or request new features

Community Resources

Connect with other community members

Getting Started

Step-by-step guides for new users

Community Resources

Documentation

Our comprehensive documentation is available at everest.github.io:
  • Getting Started Guides: Perfect for newcomers to EVerest
  • How-to Guides: Step-by-step tutorials for common tasks
  • API Reference: Detailed technical documentation
  • Project Information: Governance, contributing guidelines, and more

GitHub

Our GitHub repository is the central hub for development:
  • Source Code: github.com/EVerest/EVerest
  • Issue Tracker: Report bugs or suggest features
  • Pull Requests: Contribute code and documentation
  • Discussions: Ask questions and share ideas

Reporting Issues

When you encounter a problem or have a feature request, you can use our GitHub issue templates:
Use our bug report template to provide:
  • A clear description of the issue
  • Steps to reproduce the problem
  • Expected vs. actual behavior
  • Environment details (OS, versions, etc.)
Use our feature request template to:
  • Describe the proposed feature
  • Explain the use case and benefits
  • Provide any relevant context or examples
Before opening a new issue, please search existing issues to avoid duplicates.

What is EVerest?

EVerest is a modular, open-source framework for EV charging infrastructure:

Modular Architecture

Flexible, interchangeable modules for customizable charging solutions

Protocol Support

OCPP 1.6/2.0.1/2.1, ISO 15118, IEC 61851, and more

AC & DC Charging

Support for both AC and DC charging infrastructure

Hardware Ready

Drivers for charge controllers, powermeters, RFID readers, and more

Key Features

  • Modular and extensible architecture for customizable charging stations
  • Support for EV charging protocols: OCPP 1.6, 2.0.1, 2.1, ISO 15118-2/3/20, IEC 61851, DIN SPEC 70121
  • Ready-to-use hardware drivers for charge controllers, powermeters, isolation monitors, DC power supplies, RFID/NFC readers, and payment terminals
  • Energy management implementations and APIs
  • Standards compliance ensured through rigorous testing
  • Security best practices following OpenSSF guidelines
  • OTA service to keep EV chargers up-to-date
  • Yocto support for custom embedded Linux images

Project Background

The EVerest project was initiated by PIONIX GmbH to help with the electrification of the mobility sector. It leverages open-source advantages to speed the adoption of e-mobility and enable new features for:
  • Local energy management
  • PV integration
  • Smart charging capabilities
  • Grid integration
  • And much more

License

EVerest is licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0, ensuring it remains free and open for all to use and contribute to.
For more detailed community information and ways to get involved, visit our community page.

Stay Connected

Join our community to:
  • Collaborate with developers worldwide
  • Stay updated on the latest developments
  • Contribute to the future of e-mobility
  • Share your experiences and learn from others

Join the EVerest Community

Get involved today and help shape the future of EV charging infrastructure.

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