Posted on 28/09/2017 15:57
Whilst a club site I observed a fellow caravaner charging his vehicle via the external socket of his caravan, is this procedure conducive with the guidance given on site leaflets "that the use of electricity should be considered to help minimise our effect on the environment", additional should extra charges be made for carrying out such procedure.
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Posted on 21/10/2018 20:28 by rayjsjTend to agree that 'metered supply' is the way to go, otherwise EHU cost will be a majority of a site fee.
With PHEVs, EVs AND the folk who use electric heaters to heat an empty awning.
Will be becoming more of an issue as time passes.
PS has anyone produced an Electric Motorhome Yet ?
Posted on 21/10/2018 21:02
I don`t know why everybody is getting excited about how cheap it is to charge an electric vehicle, you don`t seriously think it will last, just like the VED for clean vehicles didn't last .The Government (country) can`t lose the tax that is currently derived from fossil fuels.
The club will have to get its head around the idea that not all members will be happy to subsidise others driving.
Posted on 21/10/2018 20:28 by rayjsjTend to agree that 'metered supply' is the way to go, otherwise EHU cost will be a majority of a site fee.
With PHEVs, EVs AND the folk who use electric heaters to heat an empty awning.
Will be becoming more of an issue as time passes.
PS has anyone produced an Electric Motorhome Yet ?
Posted on 22/10/2018 08:57
I strongly be live if you are going to charge an electric vehicle (except my mobility scooter) you should pay the fair market cost, the companies around here charge 0.09 + vat a kWh.
Someone needs to design a plug in solar panel to trickle car these vehicle.
As regards VED and fuel duties well that anyone guess, however whatever the politicians decide we all in for a kicking what ever we do.
Posted on 22/10/2018 08:57 by OscarmaxI strongly be live if you are going to charge an electric vehicle (except my mobility scooter) you should pay the fair market cost, the companies around here charge 0.09 + vat a kWh.
Someone needs to design a plug in solar panel to trickle car these vehicle.
As regards VED and fuel duties well that anyone guess, however whatever the politicians decide we all in for a kicking what ever we do.
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