Many people have no idea the car grant exists but almost every household in Ireland can avail of the handy scheme worth €300 - here's everything you need to know
The grant is to install a charger electric vehicles , and you can avail even if you don't have an electric vehicle yourself.Read more:Full list of people eligible for January's €125 electricity credit amid warningWho is eligible? There is criteria for the scheme, which is laid out below:
What does the grant cover? The Electric Vehicle Home Charger Grant is a government funded support scheme assisting residents and homeowners to install an electric vehicle charge point on their property. The scheme provides a grant up to the value of €300 towards the purchase and installation of a home charger unit. To receive payment, you must ensure that you use a Safe Electric Registered Electrical Contractor.
The grant is now open to homeowners to apply for a grant, whether they own an electric vehicle or not. This charge point can also be used for visitor use or at rented accommodation. The EV Home Charger Grant Scheme will only support smart chargers which are registered on SEAI's Smart Charger Register.
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