Data sources

Last updated: 19 October 2026

VoltRadar takes data only from official sources. We combine and check it and show it as one picture; the data in the app has been processed by VoltRadar. On each station, at the end of «Details», we say which source it came from.

Greece

ΜΥΦΑΗ – Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport

ΜΥΦΑΗ (Μητρώο Υποδομών και Φορέων Αγοράς Ηλεκτροκίνησης, the registry of electromobility infrastructure and market players) is Greece's official registry of charging stations. Operators register their stations there.

• What we take: stations, charge points, plugs, power, opening hours, photos, prices, and the availability of each charge point.
• How often: the catalogue once a day, availability and prices every 10 minutes, as often as the registry publishes them. Not every operator provides availability.
• Where from: ΜΥΦΑΗ open data
• Licence: the open-data page states no licence or terms of use.
• Credit in the app: on every station with its data, at the end of «Details».

ΡΑΑΕΥ – chargingcost.gr

ΡΑΑΕΥ (the Regulatory Authority for Waste, Energy and Water) publishes charging prices on chargingcost.gr.

• What we take: prices only, for stations where ΜΥΦΑΗ gives no price.
• How often: new stations every day, all of them once a week.
• Where from: chargingcost.gr
• Licence: the website states no licence or terms of use. It says prices are indicative and may differ from those actually charged.
• Credit in the app: on every station with its data, at the end of «Details».

The map

On Android the map is Google Maps (© Google), under Google's terms.

About the data

The sources say what operators declare. The data may be late or wrong; see the Terms of use. If you find a mistake, write to support@voltradar.app and we will check it.