- 01622 278 962
(The Office for Zero Emission Vehicles)
EV Enabled is an authorised OZEV installer (EVHS/WCS 14875).
OZEV is a government department that provides support for the take-up of plug-in vehicles, as well as funding to support charge point infrastructure across the UK. It offers grants to eligible flat owners and renters, homeowners with on-street parking, businesses and education establishments.
Electric vehicle charge point grant for renters and flat owners: This grant provides up to £500 towards the cost of installing a charge point at your property. You can apply for this grant if you either own and live in a flat, or rent and live in any residential property. You must have private off-street parking.
Electric vehicle charge point grant for households with on-street parking: This grant provides up to £500 towards the cost of installing a charge point at your property. You must live in a property that you own or rent, be installing a cross-pavement solution (for example a charging gully), and only have on-street parking.
Workplace Charging Scheme: This grant provides up to £500 per socket towards the cost of installing charge points at workplaces. You can apply for grants for up to 40 sockets across all your sites. The grant is open to eligible businesses, charities and public sector organisations.
Electric vehicle charge point grant for landlords: Landlords can apply for charge point grants of up to £500 per socket. You can apply for grants for up to 200 sockets across all your sites. The grant is open to eligible public sector organisations, registered providers of social housing, private landlords and property management companies working on behalf of a landlord.
Workplace Charging Scheme for state-funded education institutions: State-funded schools and education institutions can apply for grants of up to £2,000 per charge point socket. You can apply for grants for up to 40 sockets across all your sites.
These grants are available until 31 March 2027. Amounts shown are correct as of October 2026, so check GOV.UK for the latest.
More information: https://www.gov.uk/guidance/electric-vehicle-chargepoint-grants
Once you make contact with us on 01622 278 962, we will be on hand to answer any initial questions. Alternatively, use our quote or contact form and we’ll get in touch with you within 24 hours.
We will carry out a detailed site survey. We will check the type of electricity supply you have as well as the suitability and condition of your existing electrics. We can help plan the location of the charger and also help you choose from our top selling brands.
We will compile a written quotation that states all equipment and installation costs & if necessary, any work that may be needed to the existing electrics to ensure compliance. We can then help you make an informed decision on which charger suits your needs best.
Once an installation date is arranged our installer will arrive at an agreed time. Installations times vary but we will provide a good approximation of time scale at point of survey. On completion of the installation, we will demonstrate the use of the charger & associated app.
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