Hi all
A perfect scenario has to be sucking energy from the sky and squirting it into your PHEV. However if you have a domestic PV FiT system installed, and find plugging the PHEV into the 16A home charging point requires importing some additional power from the grid, try using the 13A charger instead. As this limits the charging current to the PHEV, it gives a better probability of using more daytime 'home brewed' electricity. I tried this just now and went from charging and importing (not free) to charging and exporting (better than free).
Happy Charging !
A perfect scenario has to be sucking energy from the sky and squirting it into your PHEV. However if you have a domestic PV FiT system installed, and find plugging the PHEV into the 16A home charging point requires importing some additional power from the grid, try using the 13A charger instead. As this limits the charging current to the PHEV, it gives a better probability of using more daytime 'home brewed' electricity. I tried this just now and went from charging and importing (not free) to charging and exporting (better than free).
Happy Charging !