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University of St Andrews School of Economics, St Andrews

University of St Andrews School of Economics, St Andrews

AvailableUp to 22 kW · FastType 2Free

Charger types at University of St Andrews School of Economics, St Andrews

1 unit
Type 2Socket Only22kWFastAvailable2 connectors

Run by Chargeplace Scotland

About University of St Andrews School of Economics, St Andrews

The EV charger location at the University of St Andrews School of Economics in St Andrews is open to the public, but membership is required to access the charging stations. The chargers available at this location are Type 2 with a socket only, providing a charging capacity of 22 kWh. This makes it convenient for electric vehicle owners to recharge their vehicles while visiting the university or attending events at the School of Economics.

Questions about University of St Andrews School of Economics, St Andrews

How fast is the EV charger at University of St Andrews School of Economics, St Andrews?

University of St Andrews School of Economics, St Andrews charges at up to 22kW, which counts as fast charging in the UK.

What connectors does University of St Andrews School of Economics, St Andrews have?

University of St Andrews School of Economics, St Andrews has 2 connectors: 2 × Type 2 (22kW).

How much does it cost to charge at University of St Andrews School of Economics, St Andrews?

Charging at University of St Andrews School of Economics, St Andrews is listed as free. Check on site, as tariffs and parking charges can change.

Who runs the charger at University of St Andrews School of Economics, St Andrews?

The charger at University of St Andrews School of Economics, St Andrews is run by Chargeplace Scotland.

Can anyone use the charger at University of St Andrews School of Economics, St Andrews?

Public, but a membership or subscription is required.

Price and access

Price
Free
Max power
22 kW
Fast
Connectors
Type 2
2 in total
Access
Members
Network
Chargeplace Scotland
Listed since
Feb 2018