EV Chargers

[TimothyN]

If you fine any, remember to check the daytime rates, you could end up paying more.

Nearly all my consumption is the night rate, because I run all the big ticket items, like the oven and office space heater, from V2L, and my white goods have timers, so I run them at night. I pay day rate for things like computers, routers and LED lighting, which take very little.

 

[Ian Key]

Like @TimothyN I run various appliances to take advantage of the cheap rate and as I don't do a lot of mileage in the car it does mean I save money compare to being on a single rate tariff although I don't go as far as using V2L.

A lot of suppliers are now only doing 5 hours of cheap electricity or you can buy an add on which means you can only charge an EV and not run anything else.

I can see suppliers in the future not offering cheap night rates as more and more EVs and home batteries start charging during that time using up all the surplus electricity.

 

[Ian Key]

So does anyone do 7 hours, because I will deffo change to them.

It doesn't look like it. Here's a list compiled by The Money Saving Expert

https://www.moneysavingexpert.com/utilities/ev-energy-tariffs/