Electric vehicle pavement channels grant
Funding
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Deadline
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Location
England
Applications
Rolling applications
Overview
This grant provides up to £25 million for local authorities in England to install pavement channels. These channels help residents without driveways charge electric vehicles from their homes. The funding covers the capital costs of creating these charging solutions. Local authorities can apply for projects that make electric vehicle ownership easier for people living in terraced houses or flats. The grant aims to remove barriers to electric vehicle adoption. Applications appear to be accepted on a rolling basis with no fixed deadline. You will need to demonstrate how the channels will benefit residents in your area.
Requirements to check
Who can apply:
Key requirements:
- Must be a local authority
- Must be for pavement channel infrastructure
- Must benefit residents without driveways
Local authorities in England
This summary may not include every exclusion. Check the full eligibility rules, including who and what the funder will not support.
This grant is only for local authorities in England. You need to be a council or local government body responsible for public infrastructure. Private companies, charities, or individuals cannot apply for this funding.
Regions
No published award history for Energy Saving Trust. Some funders do not publish their grants data.
Full details from Energy Saving Trust
This grant is a £25 million capital fund for local authorities in England for pavement channels for residents without driveways. It helps councils install infrastructure to enable EV charging for residents who don't have off-street parking.
Contact the Energy Saving Trust directly to discuss your project and application process. Specific application details are not provided in the available information.
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