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RE: Battle of the charging technologies

Some example figures. It is a shame every employer doesn't do this

5 years ago
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RE: Battle of the charging technologies

@majordennisbloodnok i don't know your work situation. The savings by leasing an EV via a company car scheme or salary sacrifice scheme are dramatic d...

5 years ago
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RE: Battle of the charging technologies

The other vehicles to keep an eye on are those with V2L (vehicle to load) which have a separate socket to run domestic appliances or an optional cable...

5 years ago
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RE: Battle of the charging technologies

Yep, getting everything to work in harmony is a big challenge i agree. As well as ISO 15118 for the bi direction ccs charging, I see VW are going t...

5 years ago
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RE: Battle of the charging technologies

A good question. I can't say i have read up much on the actual standards. There are standards around bi directional charging. For ccs for example, ...

5 years ago
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RE: Battle of the charging technologies

They haven't been supportive of v2g, but not to say they won't in the future. So not bidirectional currently. They have their own chargers but also...

5 years ago
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RE: Battle of the charging technologies

Any of the VW ID range of 77kw or above is compatible after a software upgrade. No other change will be needed to the car according to VW. A compatibl...

5 years ago
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RE: Electricity price predictions

Very little wind for the last few days. 0.7% of energy from wind currently.

5 years ago
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RE: Undersized ASHPs & Unbelievable energy bills

Just posting as there has been mention of glycol.

5 years ago
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RE: Undersized ASHPs & Unbelievable energy bills

I don't have much to add. There is a lot of good information and suggestions already posted by others. I won't attempt to comment on your actual ashp ...

5 years ago
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