Government Grants for EV Charging and Infrastructure
EV Charging Grants
Workplace Charging Scheme
Funded by the Government’s Office for Zero Emission Vehicles (OZEV), the Workplace Charging Scheme provides a grant for businesses to reduce the cost of having an EV charge point installed at their premises. The scheme is available to businesses, charities, and public authorities, and is £350 per socket (increasing to £500 from the 1st April 2026), up to 40 sockets per applicant business. The grant has also been extended until the 31st March 2027.
Eligibility criteria:
- The business must have off-street parking and be able to outline a business need for electric vehicle chargepoints.
- The chargepoints must be installed by an OZEV-approved installer
- The business must apply for a digital voucher and present it to your chosen installer
For full details of criteria and eligibility visit the Government website or OZEV website
Infrastructure grant for staff and fleet
Alongside the Workplace Charging Scheme, there is also a grant available to help small and medium sized businesses (with 249 employees or less) install the supporting infrastructure they need for chargepoints, both now and in the future. The EV infrastructure grant for staff and fleets will offer up to £15,000 of funding towards the cost of infrastructure businesses need for electric vehicle charge points, as well as for installing the chargers themselves.
This grant will close on the 1st April 2026, with all applications to be submitted by teh 31st march 2026.
Workplace Charging Scheme for state-funded education institutions
The Department for Transport (DfT) has introduced a grant initiative allowing state-funded schools in England to obtain and install EV chargers. State-funded schools, colleges, nurseries and academies will now be able to claim up to 75% of the cost to buy and install chargepoints, up to £2,500 per socket (reducing to £2,000 from the 1st April 2026). Successful applicants will receive a voucher that is valid for 180 days from the date of issue. The installation must be completed within this time.
This grant has now been extended until 31st March 2027.
More details can be found on the government website or download our state-funded education guide.
EV chargepoint grant for tenants and flat owners
The Electric Vehicle (EV) Chargepoint grant allows people who live in rental accommodation or own a flat to reduce the cost of buying and installing a home charger by £350 (increasing to £500 from the 1st April 2026).
The grant is available for one chargepoint per eligible vehicle and household, and there must be dedicated off-street parking.
The grant has now been extended until 31st March 2027.
EV chargepoint grant for landlords
Residential landlords across the UK will be able to apply for chargepoint grants of up to £350 per socket (increasing to £500 from the 1st April 2026). Up to 200 grants are allowed per financial year for residential properties, and 100 grants per financial year for commercial properties.
This grant has now been extended until the 31st March 2027.
EV chargepoint grants for your homes - renters and flat owners
This grant provides up to £350 per socket (increasing to £500 from the 1st April 2026) towards the cost of installing a chargepoint at your property.
You can apply for this grant if you either: own and live in a flat or rent and live in any residential property.
You must have on-street parking.
This grant has been extended until 31st March 2027.
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