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EV Charger Grants

Find out if you're eligible for EV charger grants in your area.

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EV Charger Grants

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Did you know some local councils offer grants to help you install EV chargers at your business? Use our handy table below to find your council and see if you qualify for an EV charger grant.
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Please note, these are summary tables and do not give the full list of qualification criteria and eligibility. Council projects and EV plans change regularly, and while we seek to regularly monitor for changes to the linked pages, we cannot guarantee that the information given below is completely up to date. Please follow any links for full, complete and up-to-date information from the original source.

If you are a representative of a council or other government body linked to EV charging infrastructure and you’d like to add to, update or correct any information or links contained on this page, please contact us here.

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Norwich City Council
Norwich City Council is encouraging the use of electric vehicles by offering grants and implementing infrastructure improvements to promote a sustainable transport system, as outlined in their Environmental Strategy 2020-25.
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Nottingham BID
Nottingham BID is committed to incorporating sustainability, recycling, and environmental initiatives into its projects and services in order to help build a greener and more sustainable city center.
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Nottingham City Council
Nottingham City Council is working to enhance electric vehicle (EV) usage in their region by utilizing funding agreements to support EV infrastructure and promote sustainability, as detailed in their latest environmental project initiatives.
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Nottinghamshire County Council
Nottinghamshire County Council is actively working to enhance electric vehicle (EV) usage in their region by providing grants for environmental projects that support the transition to a more sustainable transportation infrastructure.
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Oadby & Wigston Borough Council
Oadby & Wigston Borough Council is actively working to enhance electric vehicle (EV) usage in their region by promoting grants and funding opportunities for EV infrastructure and other environmental projects.
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Opportunity Kensington BID
The Opportunity Kensington BID aims to create a more sustainable, inviting, and exciting environment by introducing more green infrastructure like trees and rain gardens, and working with government bodies to improve the public realm along High Street Kensington.
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Orkney Islands Council
Orkney Islands Council is working to enhance electric vehicle (EV) usage in their region by supporting initiatives and projects that promote sustainable and active travel, including providing access to grants for environmental projects.
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Orpington 1st
Orpington 1st aims to make the town center more attractive and environmentally sustainable through initiatives like installing flower displays, removing chewing gum, and protecting the local green belt while developing the town center.
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Our Aberdare
The Our Aberdare Business Improvement District aims to improve the sustainability and environmental impact of Aberdare through initiatives like enhancing the town's appearance, supporting local businesses, and providing grants for green projects that benefit the climate, environment, and community.
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Our Bury St Edmunds
The Our Bury St Edmunds BID is focused on promoting recycling and reducing waste as part of its environmental initiatives.
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