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For the app above, you wouldn't. However, do you happen to have solar panels? If you pay tax on the electricity you take from the grid, but don't get tax in return when you feed electricity to the grid, smart charging could also be beneficial for you!

Hi f1geek, at this point a smart meter is not required. We're now only interested in starting and stopping charging in the car. Would you be interested in helping us out?

Hi there! Me and my co-founder developed a smart charging app for Tesla last year. The app charges your car at times when there is most wind and solar power, saving you ~20$/month and 15% CO2 emissions. We didn't include VW support, since it didn't have an open API and the market share was...