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EV charger grant for landlords (2026)
Landlords can claim grants for chargepoints at residential properties they let. The rates rose on 1 April 2026.
Last checked: 14 October 2026. Schemes change, so confirm on GOV.UK before you commit.
How much can landlords claim?
Up to £500 per socket, with landlords able to apply for up to 200 sockets across their sites.
Source: GOV.UK – Changes to EV chargepoint grant schemes from 1 April 2026
Is there help for shared car parks?
The residential landlord infrastructure grant is for properties with multiple homes, such as an apartment block or estate with a shared car park. Work must cover at least 5 parking spaces, and spaces must be off-street, private and clearly defined.
Source: GOV.UK – Changes to EV chargepoint grant schemes from 1 April 2026
How long is funding available?
Until 31 March 2027.
Source: GOV.UK – Changes to EV chargepoint grant schemes from 1 April 2026
Find an installer near you
Browse OZEV-authorised installers in Derbyshire, Nottinghamshire, Leicestershire or Staffordshire, or read our grants guide.
Sources used on this page: GOV.UK – Changes to EV chargepoint grant schemes from 1 April 2026
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