Eligibility for OZEV grants depends on the specific grant you are interested in. Generally, eligibility is based on factors such as the vehicle you own or lease, the type of charging infrastructure you want to install, and the technical specifications of the charging equipment.
The application process for OZEV grants varies depending on the grant. Typically, you will need to apply through an OZEV-approved installer or supplier. The installer will help you complete the application process and submit it to OZEV on your behalf.
The amount of money you can get from an OZEV grant depends on the specific grant you are interested in. For example, the Electric Vehicle Homecharge Scheme provides a grant of up to 75% towards the cost of installing a home charging point, up to a maximum of £350 per socket. The amount of the grant may also be subject to funding caps or other restrictions.
Yes, some OZEV grants, such as the Electric Vehicle Homecharge Scheme and the Workplace Charging Scheme, are available to people who already own or lease electric vehicles. However, there may be certain eligibility requirements you need to meet, such as having dedicated off-street parking.
The processing time for OZEV grants varies depending on the grant and the specific circumstances of your application. Generally, you should expect to receive a decision within a few weeks of submitting your application.