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Smart meter-enabled electric vehicle (EV) charging trial: Beyond Off Street (closed)

How to get involved in developing smart meter-enabled electric vehicle charging points for on-street and workplace charging.

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Beyond Off Street: smart meter electric vehicle charging trial - Invitation to Tender (ITT) - link to Contracts Finder site

Webinar March 2020: slidepack (withdrawn)

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Smart meters enable new technologies, such as electric vehicles (EVs), to be efficiently and cost-effectively integrated with renewable energy sources. Smart meters can make charging electric vehicles cheaper and greener by giving consumers greater control over their energy use. Drivers will be able to plug their car in, and automatically charge at the cheapest, lowest carbon point, rather than over the expensive evening peak.

Beyond Off Street is a government initiative to promote innovation and demonstrate how smart meters can offer a long-term solution for smart EV charging.

The two winning projects were announced on 17 August 2020. Read further details about the winning projects.

More information

Find out more and receive updates to the process or answers to questions raised:

Watch the Beyond Off Street Invitation to Tender event, 25 March 2020:

Beyond Off Street: Invitation to Tender event

Updates to this page

Published 6 March 2020
Last updated 17 August 2020 + show all updates
  1. Winning projects announced.

  2. Deadline for submitting bid extended to 29 May 2020.

  3. Questions and answers document updated.

  4. Q&A updated with new questions and responses. Invitation to Tender recording added.

  5. Questions and answers about the programme published.

  6. Deadlines for expressing an interest and submitting a tender extended by 2 weeks to allow business more time in light of coronavirus.

  7. First published.

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