The government has announced new regulations that will make it more accessible and more affordable to install electric vehicle (EV) chargers at home and work. The rules, which took effect on June 15, 2023, will require all new-build homes and workplaces to install EV charging points. The government also provides grants to help businesses and homeowners install EV chargers.
Boost EV Adoption
The new regulations are part of the government’s plan to phase out all petrol and diesel vehicles by 2030. The government believes that installing EV chargers easier will encourage more people to switch to electric cars.
The new regulations will make it easier to install Electric Vehicle chargers in several ways. First, they will require all newly built homes and workplaces to install EV charging points. This will remove the need for homeowners and businesses to apply for planning permission to install EV chargers.
Encourage EV Adoption
Second, the government provides grants to help businesses and homeowners install EV chargers. The gifts are available for up to 75% of the cost of installing an EV charger.
The new regulations and grants are expected to make it much easier and more affordable for people to install Electric Vehicle chargers. This will help to boost the adoption of electric vehicles and reduce emissions.
