The waEV-charge EV chargers are fully OZEV certified and meet the new June 2022 regulations, therefore it is eligible for all available government grants. Please click here for more information on current grants.
Connecting your vehicle can provide more accurate charging data, smarter scheduling and additional backup controls.
If the route of cabling or the charger location crosses any boundary lines that are not owned by yourself, permissions would be needed from the relevant authority for it to be installed.
Yes. You will need a waEV-charge account to use waEV-smart.
Customers must have a compatible waEV-charge charger, a SMETS2 smart meter installed and communicating correctly, an eligible dual rate electricity tariff and a compatible charging setup connected to waEV-smart.
We only share the information necessary to provide waEV-smart services and calculate rewards, including details such as your email address, property address, MPAN, smart meter data and charger/device information, with our authorised flexibility service operators and trusted partners.