The project started in January 2020 and will conclude in July 2022, with a one year customer trial period starting in June 2021 until June 2022. Recruitment starts June 2020, and charger installations will start from Autumn 2020. These timelines are subject to COVID-19 updates and government guidelines.
Read moreInstallation The project will pay for the installation of the V2G charger (this usually costs up to £1,000) assuming your property falls into the standard installation criteria. This includes: 20-metre cable run from distribution board or meter tails to ChargePoint location Mounting of charger to a fixed structure, such as brick or external wall If […]
Read moreCrowdCharge has tested a range of charger makes and models, and can confirm the selected project V2G charger that we will be offering to participants is the ‘Wallbox Quasar’. More information here.
Read moreCrowdCharge has confirmed the participant trial commencing officially in June 2021 [when participants will begin earning rewards for plugging in] will have different stages as outlined below: 1st May 2021 – Baseline monitoring starts All of the project participants project hardware and V2G chargers are currently scheduled to all have been installed by the end of April […]
Read moreInstallations are due to start from Autumn 2020. This will be subject to COVID-19 updates and government guidelines.
Read moreThe project will cover the cost of a standard ChargePoint installation (installation spec to be confirmed). However, if it is a very complex install, the installer will provide a no-obligation quote for the additional work to be paid for by the participant or advise that we cannot install at the property. Either way, we will […]
Read moreAt the end of the trial, you can choose between the following two options: You can keep the charger and have the ownership of it transferred to you. This will cost a one-off fee of £250. The charger costs £5,500 RRP so this represents a huge saving. Providing V2G services may also be worth up […]
Read moreWe don’t know what is going to be available on the market at the end of the trial so cannot guarantee this is feasible. This is an innovation trial. If the participant is not satisfied by what is available at the end of the trial and does not wish to keep their assigned project hardware, […]
Read moreIf your project hardware suffers a fault you can report this directly to your original installer who will record, diagnose, and resolve your fault in coordination with CrowdCharge and the hardware manufacturer if required. We will work hard to ensure the equipment remains operational throughout – however some of the equipment is new and leading […]
Read moreThe following Project Participant Parameters detail your minimum requirements that you must uphold for the duration of the trial to remain a Project Participant. We would encourage participants to plug in their Nissan EV whenever the vehicle is at home, even if a charge isn’t required. These participation parameters include, but are not limited to: […]
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