alt Hacker NewsBollocks. We live in a flat in London, we have an EV. Charging isn’t cheap like if I was charging on my home tariff, but still cheaper than gas and there’s lots of options around me. I get a discount as a local resident too.
Your points on home solar and heat pumps are accurate, but people are working on splitting solar and battery across flats, e.g. Negativity isn’t the answer; especially not when there are actual solutions available.
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bluescrn • yesterday at 10:51 AM
There's more to the UK than just London, despite what politicians think.
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gib444 • yesterday at 10:20 AM
How much per kWh are you paying and how many miles per kWh does your vehicle do?
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Same here, not a flat but rely on street parking. There's at least 20 public charging points in walking distance of my home.