Company car: getting your home charging sessions recorded
No recorded sessions, no CREG-rate reimbursement. What the rules ask for, how to check, and what to do if your Nexxtender no longer sends anything.
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Electric company car, no charger at home: your options
No charger at home means no CREG-rate reimbursement. Office, public network, a charger in your building or at a neighbour's: the options and their limits.
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Charging at your holiday cottage: free, flat fee or per kWh?
Give charging away, add a flat fee or bill per kWh: what each option costs a holiday cottage, and how to bill guests even without a connected charger.
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Charging without booking: the open-access charger
No slot to book: the driver scans the charger's QR code, charges and pays for the kWh used. The host sets the opening hours and the price.
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Powerdale charger: a small box to control it from an app again
Your Nexxtender Home still charges but lost its app. A small box adds OCPP support: remote control, kWh tracking, and sharing with neighbours.
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The PotatoCharge logo, by Jeanne Sadzot
The rolling potato of PotatoCharge was drawn by Jeanne Sadzot. A portrait of the designer behind the brand, and what she does when she isn't drawing potatoes.
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