UK renewable energy supplier So Energy has named Zaptec's Go 2 its preferred home charger, announced on 8 July 2026 at the Fleet Electrification Forum. The charger is bundled with So Energy's So EV overnight tariff, which prices energy at 7.5p/kWh between midnight and 05:00.
The interesting part is not the hardware but the shape of the deal. An energy supplier and a charger brand pairing a specific home charger with a cheap night rate is exactly the kind of bundling that sits on residential AC terrain, the same ground the Plugchoice OCPP Proxy and home reimbursement flows serve. It is a UK deal, outside the Dutch and German markets we watch most closely, but the pattern travels: whoever owns the tariff increasingly wants to own the charger it runs on. Keeping OCPP access to the charger is what keeps the driver's choice open when those bundles change.
Sources: Business Motoring, Transport and Energy.