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Scottish Power EV Tariff
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Scottish Power advertising an EV Tariff on their homepage is a complete misdirect. I'm already a SP customer and it just diverts to my account page. No EV Tarrif available to me it seems0
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Both those links have references to EV in them.bristolleedsfan said:
It has now become common for EV tariffs to include home appliance use during cheap charging hours, in not too distant past from what I read Octopus were relatively unique, Scottish Power do not appear to mention whether can hence me making comment I did.la531983 said:
Interesting, which providers do this then?QrizB said:
Some EV tariffs use metering from a smart charge point. Only EV kWh are charged at the cheap rate.la531983 said:
How could it not unless they put in a 2nd meter?bristolleedsfan said:
Does it allow home appliances during cheap hoursRheumatoid said:Anyone got any info on this. I get stuck in an endless loop of logging in and asking for a quote and never get anywhere.
Seems the night-time rate is 7.5p which would be good for me and charging batteries but do you actually need to have an EV on sign-up or can you get one later?

https://www.scottishpower.co.uk/electric-vehicle/tou-tariff
https://www.scottishpower.com/news/pages/scottishpower_launches_new_tariff_with_one_of_the_lowest_overnight_charging_rates_for_electric_vehicle_drivers.aspx
Why would you expect to be on an EV specific tariff without one.
It's a definable class of user - with a year round consumption profile that on average is likely to be significantly different from other users - like those with gch and no ev - or those on say E7 who only consume large amounts of power for heating in winter months.
There's nothing fair or unfair - just marketing to a market segment.
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