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For Home & Commercial
EV Charging In the
East Midlands
Installed from £850.00
EV infrastructure grant for staff and fleets
The grants provide small and medium sized businesses (SMEs with 249 employees or less) funding to install electric vehicle (EV) chargepoints and relating supporting infrastructure for their staff and fleet vehicles
Closing date: 31 March 2024, 11:59pm
Summary
This grant is for small and medium sized businesses.
An EV infrastructure grant gives you money off the cost of wider building and installation work that’s needed to install multiple chargepoint sockets. The work can be for sockets you want to install now and in the future. For example, an EV infrastructure grant can cover things like wiring and posts. You can get up to £15,000 or 75% off the cost of the work. The amount depends on how many parking spaces the work covers. You can receive up to 5 grants across 5 different sites.
This grant may be used in combination with the Workplace Charging Scheme.
Eligibility
You can apply for the electric vehicle infrastructure (EV infrastructure) grant if you’re a business with 249 employees or less.
You must be registered at Companies House. If not, you must be VAT registered with Her Majesty’s Revenue and Customs (HMRC).
You must satisfy state aid requirements. You must have received – or have currently pending at the time of application – less than €200,000 of public support in the past 3 financial years and satisfy the state aid
requirements for de minimis aid.
Property requirements
Your property must be in the UK. You cannot apply for this grant if you live in the Channel Islands or Isle of Man.
The chargepoint can only be used by the building’s staff and vehicles. It cannot be used by members of the public.
You must install at least one chargepoint socket as part of the work
You must carry out work on at least 5 parking spaces, so they either have chargepoint sockets or are ready to have them installed in the future
Parking requirements
Each parking space you provision must be:
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off-street, private and clearly defined - it does not have to be part of the property
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owned by you, or be one you have the legal right to
Other
OZEV approved installers must be used for the work
OZEV approved equipment must be used for the work
Before you apply for a grant you must:
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complete any necessary upgrades to the building’s electrical supply
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arrange regular maintenance checks of the chargepoints
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decide how the electricity and running costs will be paid
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make sure the chargepoints are accessible
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update your property’s risk assessment to include the chargepoints
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Contact an installer
You must use an OZEV-authorised installer, (see approved installers for commercial properties)
Choose a chargepoint model. (You should only install OZEV-approved chargepoint models).
See the approved chargepoint models for commercial properties.
How to apply
Sign in or create an account - OZEV Electric Vehicle Chargepoint Grant - GOV.UK (dft.gov.uk)
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an email address
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a UK mobile phone to get a security code
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a Companies House company registration number or a VAT registration number
If you’re a linked enterprise, you must apply using the company registration number of your controlling company.
To initiate a claim, you should include in your application:
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one address
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one installer
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your installer’s OZEV installer number
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how many parking spaces the work covers
EV & Green Ltd will then complete your claim
You can apply for multiple sockets at the same address.
If you’re using more than one installer or applying for more than one address, submit a separate application for each one.