It is not said that no charging station can have a name. Maybe some new company will start naming their chargers, nameplates will appear, then such chargers in OSM will have names. Names in OSM can appear when it is verifiable in the field or when someone local considers that a given name is commonly used in the local community.

As long as there are no such chargers with names, the names in OSM will be deleted or moved to other tags - e.g. `description`. These are the rules here. If other applications have their own data, they can use it in their own invented way and the OSM community has no influence on this.

As you have probably read on https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Tag:amenity%3Dcharging_station, various tags are set in OSM to more precisely describe the capabilities of individual chargers. The fact that the charger is located on the premises of, for example, Lidl may describe an additional tag `operator=Lidl`

Unfortunately, there is no way around the fact that the rules for mapping in OSM are complicated, especially for beginner editors. OSM maps are like any new program that you have to learn to use. Not everyone is immediately fluent in Word or Excel, but with practice you gain some skill.

I hope you will not be discouraged from adding new data to the OSM map. It is not really difficult and these few simple rules will certainly be at your fingertips after a few edits.

Your information added to the map is available almost immediately, only 'OrganicMaps' updates the map data probably only once a month.