OZEV Grant Schemes
The Office for Zero Emission Vehicles (OZEV) offers financial support for the installation of car charging points as part of an initiative to promote early adoption of electric vehicles (EVs). Whether you’re looking to install an EV charging point at home or at a workplace, WeVolt will assist you throughout the application process and handle the installation of your charging point.
Save Up to 75% on EV Charger Installation!
At WeVolt, we help businesses, landlords, and property owners take full advantage of the OZEV Grant, which can cover up to 75% of the total cost of installing EV charging stations. With government-backed funding, you can future-proof your property, attract more tenants, and support sustainable transport—all while saving thousands on installation costs.
What is the OZEV Grant?
Covers up to 75% of installation costs
Applies to businesses, landlords, and property managers
No hidden fees or complicated processes—just savings!
Who is Eligible?
A business looking to install workplace EV chargers
A landlord or property owner of a multi-residential building
A commercial property looking to transition to net zero
How We Help You Access the Grant
At WeVolt, we make it easy to claim your OZEV funding. Our team will:
01
Assess Your Property
We evaluate your site's eligibility and requirements.
02
Install High-Quality EV Chargers
Once approved, we install cost-effective, energy-efficient charging solutions.
03
Ensure Compliance & Support
We guarantee that all installations meet government regulations and provide ongoing support.
OZEV Grant Schemes
Electric Vehicle Homecharge Scheme (EVHS):
- This scheme provides funding for the installation of a home EV charging point.
- Eligible individuals can receive up to £350 off the cost of purchasing and installing an EV charger at home.
- This grant is available for homeowners, tenants, and people living in flats, subject to certain conditions.
Workplace Charging Scheme (WCS):
- This grant supports the installation of EV charging points at businesses, charities, and public sector organisations.
- Businesses can receive up to £350 per socket for up to 40 charging points.
- The scheme is designed to encourage employers to provide charging facilities for employees who drive EVs.
On-Street Residential Chargepoint Scheme (ORCS):
- This grant helps local authorities and other public sector organisations install EV charging points on streets where residents do not have access to off-street parking.
- The funding supports the installation of publicly accessible charging points in residential areas, promoting the use of EVs in urban areas.
EV Infrastructure Grant:
- This funding is available to support local authorities, public sector organisations, and private establishments in the installation of EV charging infrastructure in key locations across the UK.
- The grant is aimed at creating comprehensive networks of charging points, particularly in areas with high demand and limited access to charging facilities.
- The goal is to ensure that there is a robust and accessible network of charging points to accommodate the growing number of EVs on the road.
EV Grant for Local Authorities:
- Local authorities may receive funding for a variety of EV infrastructure projects, including charging points for public use and initiatives to support the EV transition in their communities.
- The funding helps councils develop EV infrastructure, making it easier for the public to switch to electric vehicles.
These grants are designed to reduce the cost of installing charging points, help expand the EV charging network, and make it easier for people and organisations to adopt electric vehicles.
