For most EV users, 80 to 90 percent of their EV charging time happens at home. This is a great solution, as owners choose when to charge their vehicles – often overnight, when power is traditionally cheaper after 11pm. For those with solar panels, charging during the day makes the most of the renewable power being generated.

Useful links:

• New to EVs? Read our beginner's guide.
• Find out how our ENGIE EV plan can make it easier and more affordable to charge your EV at home with 100% carbon neutral energy.

In the coming years, we’ll start to see charging stations in any place you can park your car - from office buildings and shopping centres to petrol stations. Additional charging infrastructure, along with the cost of electric vehicles coming down, will continue to make EVs an attractive option, which in turn will do a great job of reducing CO2 emissions. 

ENGIE is excited to be part of the future of energy – find out more about how we’re supporting a net zero future.