I've recently bought an electric car and need to know the kilo watts unit price?

I use my tumble dryer and dish washer if that's what you mean lol 

it's a OHME home pro charger 

is charge anytime the green energy one that isn't always available 

if the grid isn't available what's the price per kilo watt hour 

what's a time of use tariff 

The discount is applied as a rebate later. For this reason, Charge Anytime works best if you’re on Direct Debit.

As for the ToU thing? Google is your friend.

how reliable is the rebate system and how often is the rebate given 

Added to your account the month following 

https://www.ovoenergy.com/electric-cars/charge-anytime

@geordie12568 word of caution….

What has been said about the rebate system I assume is correct. I’m on a similar scheme, the Vehicle to Grid scheme and I import about 20 kW per day, the house uses about 10 and I export about 16.9 per day. OVO charge me about £10 a day for both the import and export which means my monthly outgoing from my money they already have is about £300. Start the month with £400 in credit and by the end of the month I’m only £100 in credit….In compensation for what I bought and exported they give me the money back plus 15p per kW. That means I receive about £250 a month and pocket about £70 on top of what I’m charged. 

Now here’s the cruncher. If you pay your bills by direct debit the computer doesn’t recognise the export credit, just how much you import from The Grid and when you import in the night and export during the day that’s a lot of money, as I say about £300. So, though I use £250 worth of electricity and they give me £300, they still demand monthly payments of over £300…...and you have to ring up every 3 months, spend 2 hours on the phone explaining to yet another member of the call centre (I almost know them all by first name now, even invited to a 50th Birthday Party) what V2G is and why you don’t actually use all the electricity you import, you merely store it for them. Be prepared to argue your corner why your direct debit shouldn’t be through the roof…

Leo Monkeyhanger

@geordie12568 , No It’s charging EV overnight from OVO and then exporting it back to The Grid on the afternoon, evening. However the scheme I’m on doesn’t allow me to import electricity at a discounted rate of 10p. I have to pay the full whack of 30p per kW for every unit I download...That said my car is connected to The Grid that much I’ve had to buy a second car just to get out of the house….so I wouldn’t get much benefit for cheap rate electricity anyway, back to good old Diesel...The irony of it all is that even at 30p per kW it’s cheaper to do local journeys in my Nissan LEAF, however because of the prices charged for electricity at Motorway Service Stations if I want to go on a journey longer than 100 miles return it’s cheaper to drive a 2.7 ton diesel Land Rover Discovery…..There is absolutely no incentive to go green. I paid through the nose to join the scheme in the first place and still paying through the nose because I’m still on the scheme….whinge over.