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Tesla charging cost calculator - Now with monthly figures
- Thread starter DaveW
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AndyWarrington
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MorningCalc updated today with what I believe are the new British Gas figures, the price drops from Octopus went live automatically
Tracker dropped down today to sub 14p!!
Tesla Cost to charge calculator - TeslaEV.co.uk
Find out how much it will cost to charge your Tesla in the UK with EV friendly energy suppliers. Calculator works with Model 3, S & X.www.teslaev.co.uk
@AndyWarrington - Did the OVO prices come down today?
Yes they have, daily rates remain the same, unit rate is now 29.61 down from 33.10
Thanks Andy - Calc updated to reflect the new values.Morning
Yes they have, daily rates remain the same, unit rate is now 29.61 down from 33.10
Tracker back to 16p ish, after dropping to 8p for all of yesterday!
AndyWarrington
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Morning @DaveWHi @AndyWarrington
What are the Ovo rates at the moment please? Any different to before?
BG prices updated, Octopus still auto updating(and tracker still cheapest for me, especially now that I walk the school run)
Standing charge = £0.5887p/day
Unit rate = £0.2691p/kwh - though still credited back to £0.10p/kwh for EV charging
AndyWarrington
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Update on this Dave, as of today, the standard tariff:
Unit rate = £0.2691p/kwh - EV charging now credited back to £0.07pkwh
Standing charge still £0.5887p/day
Thanks Andy, updated!Update on this Dave, as of today, the standard tariff:
Unit rate = £0.2691p/kwh - EV charging now credited back to £0.07pkwh
Standing charge still £0.5887p/day
Didn't realise that the calc had possibly been broken before the weekend for a while, the plugin I built this off changed how it handled custom variables, if I had hair I'd have pulled it out
- All sorted now though, OVO looking very compelling if you charge a decent amount
AndyWarrington
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Updated last night, didn't realise the API for tracker had changed.
This now shows new user sign up prices, which based on yesterday and today are about 3p per kWh more expensive! - doesn't impact existing users yet, but it will do based on their FAQ's
This now shows new user sign up prices, which based on yesterday and today are about 3p per kWh more expensive! - doesn't impact existing users yet, but it will do based on their FAQ's
AndyWarrington
Member
Regards Ovo - they've put their standard pricing up inline with Ofgem in January though the EV tariff remains the same @ £0.07pKwh (credited back for EV charging only)Updated last night, didn't realise the API for tracker had changed.
This now shows new user sign up prices, which based on yesterday and today are about 3p per kWh more expensive! - doesn't impact existing users yet, but it will do based on their FAQ's
Thanks Andy, assume from a quick google, it's now 29p per kWh for the standard rate? Has the standing charge changed at all? As the same result that said 29p per kWh says around 53p for the standing charge!Regards Ovo - they've put their standard pricing up inline with Ofgem in January though the EV tariff remains the same @ £0.07pKwh (credited back for EV charging only)
AndyWarrington
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@DaveW Great website, a couple of nit-picks on the extra info for the OVO Charge Anytime:
It currently reads "** OVO Anytime requires you to have a smart EV charger and allow them control of it, it will only charge your car and credit you back the discount."
It should read "*** OVO Anytime requires you to have a supported car (e.g. Tesla) OR a smart EV charger and allow them control of it through the API, you will only get electricity used to charge your car at the discount rate."
(note the extra * to line up with the note in the table)
It currently reads "** OVO Anytime requires you to have a smart EV charger and allow them control of it, it will only charge your car and credit you back the discount."
It should read "*** OVO Anytime requires you to have a supported car (e.g. Tesla) OR a smart EV charger and allow them control of it through the API, you will only get electricity used to charge your car at the discount rate."
(note the extra * to line up with the note in the table)
Thank you for this, someone pointed the same out to me on Facebook, had it on my list to sort post Christmas / New Year, sorted now, thank you for the prompt!
I've put that as a foot note with the above change, can't really put it as 24 hours, as it'll just mean the calc shows all costs at 7p
This is really useful @DaveW - thanks for taking the time to knock it up. In particular the monthly summaries are fantastic.
If it's possible to add a feature...would it be possible to add the current standard price cap as a row in the comparison tables ? I realise this is regional but expect the variances are so small it would still be really useful. Alternatively, maybe be able to add the custom tariff to the monthly summaries ?
Thanks again !
If it's possible to add a feature...would it be possible to add the current standard price cap as a row in the comparison tables ? I realise this is regional but expect the variances are so small it would still be really useful. Alternatively, maybe be able to add the custom tariff to the monthly summaries ?
Thanks again !
AndyWarrington
Member
Hi Dave
Update on this starting 1st April
Standing charge - up to £0.6703p/day (from £0.6220p/day)
Unit rate - down to £0.2541p/kWh (from £0.2957p/kWh)
Credit back to £0.07pkWh for the EV charging only
