Electric van loan for businesses
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Location
England
Applications
Rolling (always open)
The Energy Saving Trust offers interest-free loans to help businesses buy electric vans for commercial use. You can borrow money without paying any interest charges. The loan is designed to make electric vans more affordable for your business. You must use the van for commercial purposes, not personal use. The scheme is available to businesses across England. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis, so there is no fixed deadline. You will need to repay the loan over an agreed period. This helps reduce your business transport costs and carbon emissions.
Who can apply:
Key requirements:
- Must use van for commercial purposes
- Interest-free loan must be repaid
This loan is for any business in England that needs an electric van for commercial activities. You could be a delivery company, tradesperson, or service business that uses vans for work. It is not for personal van purchases.
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Full details from Energy Saving Trust
Interest free loan to help businesses buy an electric van. This scheme supports commercial organisations in transitioning to electric vehicles for their fleet operations.
Contact the Energy Saving Trust to apply for the loan. You will need to provide details about your business and intended van use.
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