Ovo rolls out its AI-enabled flat-rate EV charging tariff nationwide

Cecilia Keating
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Kaluza’s technology parses live data on energy pricing, the weather, and local electricity network constraints to automatically shift EV charging away from peak times
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Kaluza’s technology parses live data on energy pricing, the weather, and local electricity network constraints to automatically shift EV charging away from peak times

New software allows Ovo to offer customers flat rate of 5p per kWh when charging their electric vehicle

Ovo has announced it is rolling out its flat rate electric vehicle (EV) charging tariff nationally, following the completion of a successful pilot scheme launched earlier this year. The energy company...

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