Register your EV form

Electric vehicle (EV) charging is forecast to become a significant component of the total residential electricity demand in Queensland by 2030. If EV charging is well managed, it could deliver benefits to EV owners, electricity network operators like us, others in the electricity supply chain, governments and communities.

To help us manage EV charging on our network, we need a good understanding of where, when and how EVs are being charged in Queensland. If you own an EV and would like to contribute, please complete the form below.

Please note: We may wish to contact you to discuss your EV usage further and for research opportunities. If you'd prefer not to be contacted, you can opt out at the bottom of the form.

Your details will be kept private in line with our privacy statement and will be used only to help our network business manage the future impacts of EV charging.

Required fields are marked with an asterisk (*).

Contact Details

First name

Last name

Street address where your EV is mostly charged Please include the house number, and also the unit number if you live in a unit or apartment

Suburb/town

State *

Postcode

Phone number Please enter your best business hours contact number as 10 digits with no spaces

Email address

National Metering identifier (NMI) The NMI is a 10 or 11 digit number that can be found on the premises power bill

EV registration number

At this address, how do you usually charge your EV?

Power point
Dedicated EV charger
Both

Electric Vehicle Details

Make of EV For example Tesla

Model of EV For example Model 3

Year of EV model Please enter as 4 numbers with no spaces

Approximately how many kilometres is your EV driven each year? * Note: The average Queensland car is driven around 14,000 km/year

May we contact you?

Yes, you can contact me about my EV usage and for research opportunities
No, I don't wish to be contacted

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