How do I export open data for my charge points?

This article explains the UK Public Charge Point Regulations 2023 open data requirement and shows how to export compliant charge point data from Monta Hub.

Updated 3 November 2026

The Public Charge Point Regulations 2023 introduced a mandatory open data requirement for CPOs in the UK. The regulation requires essential information about public charge points — such as location, status, and pricing — to be made openly accessible, improving transparency and supporting EV driver decision-making.

What is included in the open data export?

Open data is exported for your whole operator, covering all of your charge points in one export.

The regulation requires CPOs to report on 49 fields of data, separated between Location (table 9), EVSE (table 10), and Connector (table 11). The Monta open data export currently covers 40 of the 49 fields.

The following 9 fields must be filled in manually after exporting the file:

PropertyTypeDescriptionComment
related_locationsAdditionalGeoLocationGeographical location of related points relevant to the user.Must be filled in manually.
parking_typeParkingTypeThe general type of parking at the charge point location.Must be filled in manually. Coming soon as a field in Monta Hub.
directionsDisplayTextHuman-readable directions on how to reach the location.Must be filled in manually.
facilitiesFacilityOptional list of facilities at the charging location.Must be filled in manually. Coming soon as a field in Monta Hub.
imagesImageLinks to images related to the location.Must be filled in manually.
time_zonestringThe time zone of the charging location.Must be filled in manually.
opening_timesHoursThe hours the charge point is available.Must be filled in manually.
energy_mixEnergyMixDetails of the energy supplied at the charge point.Must be filled in manually.
floor_levelstringLevel on which the EVSE is located.Must be filled in manually.

How do I export open data?

  1. Log in to Monta Hub.
  2. Navigate to Charge Points.
  3. Click Export.
  4. For Export type, select Open data.
  5. Click Export. The report is generated and emailed to you once ready.
  6. Download the file and fill in the 9 fields that require manual input before publishing.
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