What is the Workplace Charging Scheme (WCS)?

The WCS is a UK government grant to reduce the purchase and installation cost of workplace EV charging points by 75%, up to £350 per socket. Businesses can apply for up to 40 sockets in total.

– Available to businesses, charities, public authorities, and small accommodation providers.

– Grants are processed through a voucher-based system and are issued by the Office for Zero Emission Vehicles (OZEV).

Eligibility Criteria for The Workplace Charging Scheme

How the Workplace Charging Scheme Works

The WCS has a voucher system, which works by:

 

Voucher validity: 120 days from issue date

 

Benefits of Workplace Charging Points

Cost Savings: Save over £1,000 annually on fleet and employee fuel costs.

Perks for Employees: EV chargers serve as a valuable employee benefit, enhancing recruitment and retention.

Sustainability Goals: Reducing CO2 emissions with a green fleet aligns with corporate sustainability targets.

Additional EV Charging Grants for Businesses

EV Infrastructure Grant for Staff and Fleets:
Assists small to medium-sized businesses (under 250 employees) with EV infrastructure costs.
Covers up to 75% of installation costs, capped at £15,000 per building.
Includes both active and passive infrastructure support.

EV Chargepoint Grant for Landlords:
Designed for commercial property owners.
Covers up to 75% of installation costs, with a cap of £350 per charger.
Up to 100 grants available per financial year, per commercial property.

For more information, reach out to the ChargedEV team to claim or apply for these grants.

The Workplace Charging Scheme (WCS) offers a 75% subsidy on EV charging stations, capped at £350 per socket. Eligible businesses include commercial, charitable, and accommodation providers. With ChargedEV, the process is seamless—from application to installation, you’ll have dedicated support to implement EV charging at your workplace.

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