Last Updated: July 2026
Grant eligibility and funding levels can change. We regularly review this page to keep the information as accurate as possible.

Which grant applies to you?

Workplace Charging Scheme

£500/socket

Businesses, charities, public sector
Up to 40 sockets

(Available until March 2027)

Education Grant

£2000/socket

State funded Schools
Up to 40 sockets

(Available until March 2027)

Landlord grant

£500/socket

Landlords
Up to 200 sockets across all sites

(Available until March 2027)

Residential grant

Up to £500

Homeowners or renters – On-street parking
1 socket

(Available until March 2027)

EV Chargepoint Grant

Up to £500

Renters or flat owners – Off-street parking
1 socket

(Available until March 2027)

Eligibility

Follow the five simple steps to access government funding via the OZEV grant. Alternatively let us do the work and support you with the whole process.

Check Eligibility

Apply for Voucher

Choose an OZEV Installer

Installation

Claim grant

Frequently asked question

The UK Government currently offers a range of grants to support the installation of electric vehicle charging infrastructure. These include funding for businesses, landlords, schools, workplaces and residential properties such as flats and rented accommodation. Eligibility and grant values vary depending on the scheme, so it’s important to check the latest guidance before applying. Ratio EV can help you understand which grants may be available for your project and recommend suitable charging solutions.

Eligibility depends on the specific grant scheme. Many grants are available to businesses, commercial landlords, local authorities, educational establishments and residents of flats or rental properties. In most cases, the charging equipment must be installed by an OZEV-authorised installer, and applicants must meet the criteria set out by the relevant funding programme.

The amount of funding available varies depending on the grant. Some schemes contribute towards the cost of each charge point installed, while others also provide funding for the electrical infrastructure required to support future expansion. The level of support depends on the type of property, the number of chargers being installed and the specific grant being applied for.

Yes. Most government-funded EV charging grants require the installation to be completed by an OZEV-authorised installer. This ensures the equipment is installed safely, meets current regulations and complies with the requirements of the grant scheme. If you’re unsure where to start, Ratio EV can put you in touch with trusted installation partners across the UK.

Yes. Many UK businesses can access funding to help reduce the cost of installing workplace EV charging infrastructure. Depending on the scheme, grants may be available for both the charging equipment itself and the supporting electrical infrastructure. Installing workplace charging can help support employees, fleet vehicles and visitors while preparing your business for the continued growth of electric vehicles.

While Ratio EV does not administer government grants, we can help simplify the process. Our team can advise on suitable charging solutions, explain which funding schemes may be relevant to your project and connect you with experienced OZEV-authorised installers. From selecting the right products through to installation, we’re here to support your EV charging journey every step of the way.

Government funding schemes and eligibility criteria can change over time, so it’s important to refer to the latest official guidance before making any decisions. The best place to find up-to-date information is on the UK Government’s EV charging grants pages, where you’ll find details on current grant schemes, eligibility requirements and how to apply. You can also explore the latest guidance from the Office for Zero Emission Vehicles (OZEV). If you’d like advice on selecting the right charging solution or understanding which grants may be suitable for your project, the Ratio EV team is always happy to help.

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