tbrumleve
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Usually the app you use to charge most often. I charge 99.9% from home, so my ChargePoint app is my authority.
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I’ve been wondering the same. Optiwatt maybe looks like it might do something like that. But because it’s funded by utility companies, its main goal is tracking your electric company’s rates and automatically charging when they’re the lowest. Which is actually pretty cool, except we have solar panels that, on average, tend to make more electricity than we use (plus we have a flat rate and not TOU, so there’s no benefit to charging at non-peak times versus peak, especially with net metering). There’s an app similar to Eevee that is supposed to actually track when your solar panels are kicking out excess power and start your charging then, but like Eevee, it doesn’t work with Ford’s EVs yet.
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