really I just want to know if a granting of a temporary exclusivity while installation took place would be enough for Ohme, unfortunately communication seems to have dried up with them unless I open another ticket. I’m not saying my landlord would even agree to temporary but it might help sway them. I feel like the landlord is being really short sighted, his general attitude is go use a public charger which I’m not interested in, I’d rather cancel, he’s not thinking this is going to improve the value of my property for the future because I’m unlikely to take the charger with me if I ever left
I honestly see no issue with Ohme roviding your landlord works with you on idea’s suggested by you nd I.
Landords and that includes housing associations and local authorities are very short sited with this and frankly don’t want to know untill the government makes it a legal requirement. At this point landlords will have to provide them from their own funds. As I said very short sighted and to be honest are looking a gift horse in the mouth!
Its worth pushing the idea stated but, do remember you have a backup plan, which I understand you dn’t want to go down that route but, it may make your landlord to stand up and listen to your initial plan – no cost to him other than a bit of paperwork!