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Is charging electric car at holiday house "theft"?
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I used to live in a house which used real diesel for heating. It was in a different country though. But the thing was that we had a special diesel storage. Meaning that the amount of fuel was limited. If I'd rent you such a house, I would put only as much fuel as you need to keep you warm during your stay. If you refuel your car with it, then you'll freeze to death at -30°. Your choice, mate, lol.