In Norway, requirements have been set for the energy meter in such installations, not for the charging station as a complete metering system. Detailed requirements for energy metering can be found in the Regulation on requirements for electricity meters (the electricity meter regulation). There is a requirement for such meters to have MID conformity assessment if they are sold after 01.01.2025. Electricity meters used for measuring power supply to electric vehicles in commercial contexts, but sold before 01.01.2025, can be used without a conformity assessment.

The electricity meter regulation sets accuracy requirements for energy metering, regardless of whether a conformity assessment is present or not. This means that all measurement of power supply to electric vehicles in Norway must meet specific accuracy requirements set out in the regulation.

Justervesenet (the Norwegian Metrology Service) assesses that if deviations between the total amount of energy supplied by the grid company and the actual energy used by residents in housing cooperatives or condominiums are distributed over common expenses, there will be no requirement for conformity-assessed sub-meters. However, if it involves direct billing per consumer, it may be considered a commercial solution, and requirements for conformity-assessed meters will apply.