Cross-pavement Charging Grant
Households without off-street parking in East Lothian and Renfrewshire can receive up to £3,500 for a permitted permanent charging-cable channel across the pavement.
Transport Scotland is Scotland’s national transport agency. It delivers the Scottish Government’s vision for a sustainable, inclusive and accessible transport system.
Households without off-street parking in East Lothian and Renfrewshire can receive up to £3,500 for a permitted permanent charging-cable channel across the pavement.
Rural and remote Scottish households with income below £50,000 can receive up to £400 towards installing an EV charger at their main home.
Property managers, factors and organisations representing residential owners in Scotland can receive up to £20,000 per project for EV charging in private communal parking.
Microbusinesses, sole traders and third-sector organisations in rural and island Scotland can receive up to £5,000 per organisation for private staff or fleet charging.