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Frequently Asked Questions
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
How Do I Pay For Charge On The Go?
If you have to make a stop and charge your car at a public charge point, you will find that many are pay-as-you-go – with a couple of different ways to pay:
Ways to pay:
- Plug your car in, charge it for as long as you need to, and then pay via contactless payment. This may incur transaction fees but it is a sure way to get quick access to a charge when you need it.
- Pay for your charge via an app which links to the charge point and automatically charges the fee back to your payment card. Some apps require a balance to be uploaded to the app charge pot before use, so that you can keep on top of your spending – rather than simply charging straight back to your payment card.
- Specialist RFID cards which allow access to a charge point via automatic identification. These are different for different networks so are not as widely used.
- Find a “Plug and Pay” charge point which offers free charge!
Most users download an app which is relevant to their EV model as well as one which provides information on the electric vehicle charge point network as a whole. We recommend all drivers download both to ensure that they have a solid understanding of the options available to them as a user.
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Paul Caulfield
Managing Director
Paul started out in the electrical industry as a Lighting Technician in 1997, working on TV and Film Sets until 2008, when Green Electrical was set up. During this time, Paul became a fully qualified electrician as well as becoming respected team member amongst his peers. In his 11 years of working in the lighting industry, Paul's knowledge in lighting and design has been a vital asset for Green Electrical.
At Green Electrical, Paul is the NICEIC Qualified Supervisor, his role is to counter sign, check and issue all electrical certification as well as supporting the office manager in the day to day running of Green Electrical.
Paul lives in St Albans with his family, having moved from North London. Outside of work, Paul is a Tottenham Hotspur supporter, a keen golfer and guitarist, with The Beatles and Oasis being his favourite bands.