Using the network
- How much does it cost to charge at Shell Recharge locations?
- What is a community by Shell Recharge charge point?
- How many public charging points in the UK?
- What are roaming partners and what is the connection to the Shell Recharge network?
- Are the tariffs shown for public charging including or excluding VAT?
- How many charge points does Shell have?
- How do I charge with ubitricity lamp post charge points?
- What are lamppost and bollard charging posts?
- Which charge point operators can I charge with using the Shell Recharge card and app?
- Where can I find free public charging?
- For which cards do the flat rates apply?
- How do CPOs and MSPs work together?
- How do you find Shell EV charging stations?
- When can I reach Shell Recharge Solutions?
- So a charge point is the same as an EVSE?
- What is a charge point?
- Which electric and plug-in hybrid brands are Shell Recharge points compatible with?
- Where can I see what the estimated charging costs are?
- What is an operational charge point?
- How many countries does the Shell Recharge network operate in?
- What is a Shell Recharge operated charge point?
- If I need help using a charge point, who can I contact?
- How do I pay for charging my EV on the public network?
- What is the difference between charging with Shell and other charge points in the network?
- Where can I charge my electric car?
- Who can I call when a public charge point isn’t working?
- How do I access the charge network?
- How can I issue the publication of my charge points in account.shellrecharge?
- I have multiple charge cards in my account, will I have different invoices for each charge card?
- When do I get billed for the charge I have used?
How do I pay for charging my EV on the public network?
The Shell Recharge public network operates on pay-for-what-you-use basis, with no subscriptions. You have two options, either pay with an activate Shell Recharge charge card or with a contactless payment method. Choose whichever options works best for you. The easiest and most straightforward way to charge and pay is with the Shell Recharge charge card. Alongside tariff transparency, it also the simplest way to pay for electric car charging.
The app and card allow for subscription-free, monthly payments. An active app and charge card has payment details (bank account, etc) attached to it. This means, no matter which of charge points you use or how many times you charge, you will only receive one consolidated monthly invoice.
You can also pay-as-you-go with a contactless card, this is easy too. By scanning a QR code on the charge point, you can also set up a one-time payment transaction. However, using the app and charge card means you can see both charge prices and charge session estimates. You can also keep track of your charging history. And don’t forget that with contactless payments, you won’t be able to see live updates on your charging status or receive a payment receipt.
The app and card allow for subscription-free, monthly payments. An active app and charge card has payment details (bank account, etc) attached to it. This means, no matter which of charge points you use or how many times you charge, you will only receive one consolidated monthly invoice.
You can also pay-as-you-go with a contactless card, this is easy too. By scanning a QR code on the charge point, you can also set up a one-time payment transaction. However, using the app and charge card means you can see both charge prices and charge session estimates. You can also keep track of your charging history. And don’t forget that with contactless payments, you won’t be able to see live updates on your charging status or receive a payment receipt.
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