The ChargePlace Scotland network provides a simple and convenient way for EV drivers to travel across Scotland with access to a range of charging facilities. Drivers can access charge points by using a ChargePlace Scotland RFID access card, via the ChargePlace Scotland smartphone app or via the webpay link – http://webpay.chargeplacescotland.org
When you create an account you can:
- Order an RFID card to activate chargers
- Download the ChargePlace Scotland app
- View your charging session history and invoices
You can see charge point availability, location and tariff information via the ChargePlace Scotland website map by clicking here.
How do I set up an account?
To register for a ChargePlace Scotland account, enter in your details on the registration screen. Before submitting you can select to purchase an RFID card and read the T&C’s, Privacy Notice and Scheme Terms
Do I need an RFID card to access the network?
No, you do not need to purchase an RFID card to access the network. However, due to the location of some charge points, the mobile phone connectivity may not always be the best in some remote areas so we highly recommend you order an RFID card to minimise any issues along the way. Please take into account that some machines on our network do not accept contactless, mobile app or webpay but all charge points accept RFID card.
I do not have a UK bank account, how do I access the network?
Overseas visitors who do not have a UK bank account, must create a ‘WISE’ account, which will generate an official UK bank account number, sort code, and IBAN. For full instructions see below.
How do I view my invoice?
If you login via the ChargePlace Scotland website you can go to your account and click manage invoices. Here you can view your recently paid invoices and any outstanding. Please ensure that you regularly check that your direct debit has been taken from GoCardless which is the payment provider, if you have an queries or questions regarding your invoice you can contact our team on 0141 648 0750.
Why am I seeing old sessions on my recent invoice?
As an electric vehicle (EV) driver, you may have come across instances where you notice old charging sessions appearing on your recent invoice from ChargePlace Scotland. While this is generally a rare occurrence, this can be puzzling and may raise natural questions about the accuracy of the billing process. In this article, we aim to shed some light on why this happens and clarify the role of connectivity and charger placement in maintaining seamless communication between charging units and the back office. For more information: