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We don't have variable pricing for residential usage where I live but you can get a meter for home EV charging installed that does do variable pricing. From 11p
by Mountain_Skies 6y ago
We don't have variable pricing for residential usage where I live but you can get a meter for home EV charging installed that does do variable pricing. From 11pm-7am, the cost is a penny per kilowatt hour, so practically free. Outside of those hours, the cost is either seven cents or twenty cents per kwh depending on the time of day and season. A 20X difference in charging cost is a pretty good incentive to plan things out so the car can be charged overnight.
- llampx 6y ago/me cries in usury German electricity rates
- Mountain_Skies 6y agoWe also have one of the largest coal fueled electric generation plants in the world, so there's a price being paid in other ways.