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Absolutely agree.I recently did an electric vehicle charging course, and it didn’t come across to me as straight forward.
The install is actually the easy bit. However the paperwork apparently takes just as long to do.
You need to be a member of a cps, you need to tell the DNO so they can plan future for the projected load increase on their network, and dvla.
You also need to be registered with one or more manufacturers to be able to claim the grant scheme.
your mate of a mate would be better off buying new, and getting an installer with all this in place so they can get the grant.
As for the increase in network load, there would be a practice of load shedding….
See, those smart meters do have a purpose.
That will be one of ours then if in Tesco and they are free to charge on unless a rapidor get mate to buy a house next door to Tesco. ??
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