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EV Chargepoint grants: Installer Guidence
Last Updated: 22nd October 2024
How To become an OZEV Approved Installer?
To offer OZEV grants, you must apply to become an authorised installer. Once approved, you can help customers access funding for their EV charging needs.
To become an OZEV approved installer you must complete the following application here.
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Your Responsibilities as an Installer
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- Ensure customers meet grant eligibility criteria
- Install only approved chargepoint models
- Test installations for functionality and safety
- Submit documentation via the claims portal
- Provide a single invoice per application
- Do not charge customers for the grant in advance
Available Grants
For Ease of understanding we have seperated grants into the 3 main sectors they cover, Domestic proerties, Commercial properties and Schools.To see all individual grants and how you can deal with them as an installer we reccomend going to the governments EV chargepoint grants guidence for installers, here.
Domestic Property
Commercial Property
Schools
Frequently asked questions
How much money will I get with an OZEV grant?
For UK domestic properties, the EV chargepoint grant provides funding of up to 75% towards the cost of installing electric vehicle chargepoints at domestic properties.
If you’re a flat owner or a tenant, you can claim for the chargepoint grant which provides £350 or up to 75% off the purchase and installation of a socket (whichever is the lower amount).
As a Landlord and property owner, you can apply for both the electric vehicle chargepoint grant and the electric vehicle infrastructure grant.
The chargepoint grant
This Grant can provide £350 or up to 75% off the purchase and installation of a socket (whichever is the lower amount). With landlords being able to apply for up to 200 grants a year and commercial being able to apply for 100 per financial year.
The infrastructure grant
With the infastructure grant you can get up to £30,000 or 75% of the cost of installing multiple chargepoints and the related building work. The exact amount will depend on the number of parking spaces included in the work. With each grant having to be for a different property. The grant can include wiring and infrastructure to allow for future additional chargepoint installations. In each financial year, a maximum of 30 infrastructure grants may be submitted per business.
Is the OZEV grant ending?
The OZEV EV infrastructure and chargepoint grants have an official closing date of 31st March 2024 at 11.59pm. However, OZEV reserve the right to change the eligibility rules with 4 weeks’ notice. This won’t affect vouchers already issued. The next scheduled review of the OZEV Grant provision is set for March 2023. As the Government scales back its spending plans, the scheme could be at risk of cancellation. We recommend submitting your OZEV application and checking your eligibility now because a delay could mean your business misses out on this scheme.
How complex is the OZEV grant application process?
OZEV have designed the grant application process to be as straightforward as possible. However, there are a lot of factors to consider, and a trusted professional partner will do a pre-eligibility check & help ensure your grant application is approved. Partnering with an approved OZEV Chargepoint installer is also essential for grant eligibility.
OZEVgrant.com recommends engaging an EV chargepoint project management company to help navigate the grant eligibility, application, EV chargepoint installation, and ongoing maintenance.
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