Does my kWh price have to be the same as my supplier's?
No, you don't have to: you set the price for your guest yourself, separately from your own cost price per kWh. Setting them equal is cost-covering but yields no margin; setting it slightly higher compensates for the risk of peaks and administration. Setting it lower can be smart as a lure during quiet periods, and with a charging station you often charge a higher price because of the greater consumption. What the best figure is depends on your own costs and position in the market.
What you must do in practice
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View the subscription First the free decision supportThis is general information, not advice about your situation. We do not see your meter cabinet and are not familiar with your contract with your energy supplier, your rental agreement and your park or homeowners association regulations. Your installer, your rental broker or your adviser will confirm what is permitted and required in your case.
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