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Jayne Vaughan, Development Officer, Governance and Community Buildings:

jayne.vaughan@communityactionsuffolk.org.uk or 01473 345317

Free governance 121 surgeries: https://www.communityactionsuffolk.org.uk/organisation-support/traininganddevelopment/1-to-1-surgeries/

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The Foundation is developing a 'Smart Energy Program' to help worthy causes make their heating more efficient resulting in direct fuel bill savings for them. We will fund the improvements by providing soft-loans to cover the cost of the required changes, and then recover this green investment through regular repayments made easier for them from savings to their fuel bills. Once the Foundation has recovered the soft-loan the entire benefit of the improvements accrues forever to the good cause as well as benefiting the wider community. Our partner in this program is Tensor plc who make and install HeatingSave, an energy saving system approved by the Energy Saving Trust and the Government via its Energy Technology List. Our first project is with registered charity 'Northiam Village Hall', where an energy management system costing £4000 is forecast to save at least £1200 of electricity and gas cost per year. Our Foundation funded £3000 of this, interest-free and repayable over five years. A short video will be added here once the installation is complete. We welcome applications to join this Program, please contact us.

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Smart Energy Program | Don Hanson Charitable Foundation

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The Foundation is developing a 'Smart Energy Program' to help worthy causes make their heating more efficient resulting in direct fuel bill savings for them. We will fund the improvements by providing soft-loans to cover the cost of the required changes, and then recover this green investment through regular repayments made easier for them from savings to their fuel bills.

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Funding from OZEV to install electric vehicle charging points: https://www.gov.uk/guidance/workplace-charging-scheme-guidance-for-charities-and-small-accommodation-businesses

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This guidance is aimed at applicants from charitable organisations and small accommodation businesses.

If your business is not one of these, read Workplace Charging Scheme: guidance for applicants.

Guidance for installers and manufacturers is also available.

About the scheme

The Workplace Charging Scheme ( WCS) is a voucher-based scheme that provides eligible applicants with support towards the upfront costs of the purchase and installation of electric vehicle ( EV) chargepoints.

It is available in England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland, but not in the Channel Islands or Isle of Man.

The scheme is run by the Office for Zero Emission Vehicles ( OZEV) and administered by the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency ( DVLA).

How the scheme works

The WCS is open to businesses, charities and public sector organisations that meet the applicant and site eligibility criteria.

The grant covers up to 75% of the total costs of the purchase and installation of EV chargepoints (inclusive of VAT), capped at a maximum of:

£350 per socket

40 sockets across all sites per applicant - for instance, if you would like to install them in 40 sites, you will have 1 socket available per site

After applying using the online application form, successful applicants are issued with a unique identification voucher code by email, which can then be given to any OZEV-authorised WCS installer.

Once the chargepoint(s) have been installed, the authorised installer can claim the grant from OZEV on the applicant's behalf. The chargepoint installation must be completed and the voucher claimed within 6 months of the voucher's issue date. Claims against expired vouchers will not be paid.

Installers must not charge applicants for the grant in advance of payment being made by OZEV. After OZEV reimburses your installer for the value of your voucher, this cost will be discounted from your final invoice.

If you apply for less than 40 sockets, you can submit additional applications in the future until you reach that limit. Special rules apply for linked enterprises.

OZEV reserves the right to terminate or change the rules of this grant scheme - including the grant level - at any time, although we will endeavour to provide up to 4 weeks' notice. OZEV will honour any voucher codes that have been issued ahead of any changes to the grant or during any notice period given following the announcement of the scheme's closure.

Definitions

Small accommodation business

An accommodation business categorised as having 249 employees (staff) or less. Using the Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) codes, this includes:

5510: hotels and similar accommodation

5520: holiday and other short-stay accommodation

5530: camping grounds, recreational vehicle parks and trailer parks

Applicant

A party who has declared an existing or future need for charging infrastructure. For the purposes of this scheme, an applicant can be any eligible business, charity or public sector organisation.

Applicants must meet the terms and conditions of the scheme and have permission to install charging infrastructure.

Authorised installer

A party that has been authorised to install EV chargepoints by OZEV under the WCS through the process outlined in the guidance for installers. Installers manage the installation of chargepoints at applicant's sites.

The term 'installer' in this guidance means 'authorised installer'.

Authorised installer representative

A party that has been authorised to sub-contract to installers the installation of chargepoints under the WCS by OZEV.

The authorised installer representative remains wholly responsible for ensuring that the installers abide by the relevant terms and conditions of the scheme. If an authorised installer representative's installer fails to meet the terms and conditions, OZEV may revoke the authorisation of the authorised installer representative.

Authorised chargepoint manufacturer

A party that manufactures chargepoints that have been authorised under the WCS by OZEV through the process outlined in the guidance for manufacturers.

Off-street parking

Off street parking that is designated to the applicant. The parking facilities must be clearly associated with the applicant's premises and be either on-site or a reasonable distance from the place of work. There is no restriction on who may use the parking, be it customers, guests, visitors, staff or others.

Chargepoint socket (also referred to as 'chargepoints' or 'chargepoint units')

Sockets that are used to charge an EV. There are 4 modes of EV chargepoint socket, and mode 3 and 4 are eligible for WCS. Each socket must have at least a 3kW supply undiminished by simultaneous charging.

Modes 1 and 2 (such as a normal 3-pin socket) are not eligible. For more information, refer to the minimum technical specification.

Grant eligibility

To receive a voucher, the applicant must meet the eligibility criteria set out in this section and agree to the terms and conditions when applying through the WCS application service.

Who can apply for the grant

The scheme is open to applicant organisations that fulfil all of the following criteria and can prove this using the evidence required. Your organisation must:

be either:

a registered charity

an accommodation business with 249 employees or less

have received - or have currently pending at the time of application - less than €200,000 of public support in the last 3 financial years (meaning the previous 2 financial years plus the current financial year) and satisfy the state aid requirements for de minimis aid

declare a need for EV charging equipment (you do not need to possess a plug-in EV)

be located in England, Wales, Scotland or Northern Ireland (applicants in the Channel Islands and Isle of Man are not eligible)

have dedicated off-street parking. The parking facilities must be clearly associated with the applicant's premises and be either on-site or a reasonable distance from the place of work. There is no restriction on who may use the parking, be it customers, guests, visitors, staff or others

own the property or have consent from the landlord for chargepoints to be installed at all the sites listed in the application

A linked enterprise is one where a group of enterprises, such as businesses or companies, are sufficiently linked such that, for state aid purposes, they should be treated as a single undertaking.

Franchises should consider whether they meet the following criteria defining a linked enterprise. This will depend on the terms of your franchise agreement.

A group of linked enterprises will be treated as a 'single undertaking' when either:

one enterprise has a majority of the shareholders' or members' voting rights in another enterprise

one enterprise has the right to appoint or remove a majority of the members of the administrative, management or supervisory body of another enterprise

one enterprise has the right to exercise a dominant influence over another enterprise, pursuant to a contract entered into with that enterprise or to a provision in its memorandum or articles of association

one enterprise, which is a shareholder in or member of another enterprise, controls alone - pursuant to an agreement with other shareholders in or members of that enterprise - a majority of shareholders' or members' voting rights in that enterprise

Enterprises that have any of these relationships through one or more other enterprises will also be considered to be a single undertaking.

More information about linked enterprises can be found in article 3 of the European Commission's User guide to the SME definition.

For applicants that are part of a single undertaking, the maximum limit of 40 sockets applies to the entire single undertaking. Applicants will need to declare that, by receiving the grant, they (or the single undertaking of which they are part) do not exceed the de mimimis state aid limit of €200,000 in the past 3 fiscal years.

If you previously applied for the WCS as part of a franchise, you can apply for funding for subsequent chargepoint sockets provided you do not exceed the 40-socket limit. If you are now part of a linked enterprise, this limit will apply to the entire linked enterprise (all parts of it) and the number of sockets available to you will depend on the number of grants previously allocated to all the organisations that are part of that linked enterprise.

Where considered necessary, OZEV reserves the right to request further information or documentary evidence from relevant parties in support of any individual claim.

Evidence required

To prove your business is an ongoing concern, you need to use your Companies House reference number.

If you do not have this, you may use a VAT registration number.

If you have neither of these, you may use an HMRC registration letter.

Charities not in possession of any of this documentation can upload a copy of their registration to the Charity Commission or a letter from a principal regulator by using the upload field reserved for the HMRC registration letter.

If you are unable to provide any of these documents, we will be unable to issue you with a voucher.

If you are unsure about the eligibility of your organisation, contact the DVLA at workplacechargingscheme@dvla.gov.uk.

State aid requirements

Funding granted to organisations through the WCS may constitute state aid, which is generally prohibited under European Union ( EU) law. However, small amounts of aid have been deemed compatible with EU law under the de minimis rules (set out in Commission Regulation (EU) No. 1407/2013).

This allows aid up to €200,000 over a 3-year fiscal period to be given to a single undertaking.

Applicant public authorities (see how we define 'public authority') are not required to make a de minimis declaration during the WCS application process.

All other organisations must make a de minimis declaration during the WCS application process provided that they:

are not defined as a public authority

have received - or have currently pending at the time of application - less than €200,000 of public support in the last 3 financial years (meaning the previous 2 financial years plus the current financial year)

In this de minimis declaration, the applicant must declare any support they have received from public sources that was given under de minimis state aid regulations.

Organisations that are not a public authority and have received more than €200,000 of state aid in the past 3 fiscal years are not eligible for the WCS.

Site eligibility

Applicants must have designated off-street parking facilities with spaces that are suitable for chargepoint installations. All parking must be designated to the applicant, although the rest of the car park may be shared with other organisations.

Each site must:

have a minimum power supply of 3kW to each individual socket that is not diminished by their simultaneous use

have no more than one socket installed for each accessible parking space

Sites that are not eligible for this scheme

The following sites are not eligible for the scheme:

locations outside England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland (including the Channel Islands and Isle of Man)

parking facilities not designated to the applicant

parking facilities that have not yet been built - only existing designated off-street parking is eligible for the scheme

OZEV will not grant exceptions for locations that do not meet these eligibility criteria.

Before applying

Before applying, applicants are encouraged to:

discuss their needs with one or more authorised WCS installers

identify which of the models on the Workplace Charging Scheme approved chargepoint list they want to install

undergo a site survey with an authorised installer to ensure the electrical capacity of the site can support the number of sockets for which you are applying

consider the needs of disabled drivers and drivers with reduced mobility

consider how the chargepoint will be maintained and any associated costs

consider how the cost of electricity usage will be covered and if/how you would charge users for it

consider whether to make the chargepoint open for public use and, if so, whether to make the location of the chargepoint public

If the applicant does not own or manage the land where they wish to install chargepoints, they must also secure the necessary permissions ahead of making an application. For example, if you have access to off-street parking via a garage or private car park that is provided by a third party, you are eligible for the WCS provided the parking space meets all other eligibility criteria. If you do not own the parking space, however, you will be required to gain written permission from the landlord or owner.

Evidence required

Applicants must be able to provide evidence on request that the site of installation is linked to the business - for example, parking policy or photographic evidence.

If a postcode is found to have been used by another company, OZEV may seek evidence that the proposed site is used by more than one commercial entity - for example, a letter from the site owner or landlord.

Installer and chargepoint requirements

Applicants can only redeem their WCS voucher with authorised installers and against approved chargepoint models. The chosen authorised installer will then claim the grant on their behalf.

The grant can be used towards the cost of purchasing and installing a chargepoint. The chargepoints must be brand new and not yet installed.

You may provide your own chargepoint if it is on the approved chargepoint model list and you have a manufacturer's 3-year on-site warranty. However, such equipment will not be eligible for a grant under the WCS. In this instance, only the cost of labour and other parts provided for the installation will be eligible for the grant.

You cannot claim against:

a previously installed or second-hand chargepoint - the chargepoint unit must be new

installations made prior to a voucher being issued - applicants must apply for a voucher before installing any chargepoints

Before applying, we strongly advise applicants to check that:

Note that chargepoints are listed at the request of their manufacturers. If your chargepoint is not present, contact the chargepoint manufacturer to confirm why it is not listed.

Terms and conditions

OZEV  reserves the right to take whatever action it deems appropriate if there is any evidence of:

scheme requirements not being upheld

fraudulent activity

misuse of government funding by any party

Before applying to the WCS, you must ensure you meet the following terms and conditions:

1. I have the authority to apply for the WCS grant on behalf of the organisation stated in this application.

2. All of the chargepoint installations will take place at sites with good access for an electric vehicle to be charged safely.

3. All chargepoint sockets will have a minimum of a 3kW supply and an accessible parking space for each socket.

4. I own the property or have consent from the landlord for chargepoint socket(s) to be installed at each of the sites listed. If asked, I can provide evidence that my organisation has use of the facilities through a formal agreement with a third party.

5. I have not previously claimed a grant at this address under the EVHS or DRS.

6. I acknowledge any voucher received is not transferable and can only be redeemed by the organisation stated in this application using an installer authorised by OZEV. I acknowledge that the voucher can only be applied at the addresses listed in my application.

7. I am aware that, by applying for a voucher, I am applying for a grant that is operating under de minimis state aid regulations and I have confirmed that I have not exceeded the €200,000 limit permitted within a 3-year rolling period. I confirm that, by receiving the WCS grant, I do not exceed the state aid limit of €200,000 in the past 3 fiscal years.

8. I acknowledge that any voucher received will only be eligible at the sites listed in this application up to the total number of chargepoints stated. If, following the site survey, I would like to install more chargepoints, I will apply for subsequent vouchers, provided my cumulative total does not exceed 40 sockets.

9. I am content for an authorised chargepoint installer to claim the WCS grant on my behalf and acknowledge that I may be contacted in the future by OZEV or its agents for audit purposes, which may include site visits.

10. I understand that the installation of electric vehicle chargepoints must be completed before the expiry date stated on the WCS voucher (180 days from when it is issued) and will allow installers sufficient time to complete the installations. If the installation is not complete within the expiry date on the voucher, I will need to reapply for the scheme.

11. I understand that the voucher is awarded on the condition that usage data is supplied to OZEV for a minimum of 3 years following installation. I give permission for them to use this usage data (in an anonymised form) to inform future policy development.

12. I understand that, as the grant recipient, the applicant must ensure that the chargepoints installed are maintained in a serviceable condition and are available for use for at least 3 years, from the point of first installation, unless given specific permission otherwise by OZEV.

13. I understand that, if the chargepoint needs to be removed or taken out of commission within 3 years from the date of installation, I must inform DVLA at worplacechargingscheme@dvla.gov.uk. This may result in the grant being reclaimed.

14. I understand that I am responsible for paying the costs associated with electricity usage for the chargepoint, as well as any back-office and maintenance costs associated with the chargepoint. I also understand that I can charge people using the chargepoint for the electricity usage associated with the chargepoint. OZEV is not responsible for these costs.

15. I understand that my personal information will be safeguarded and processed in accordance with data protection legislation. The Department for Transport (DfT) is the Data Controller for OZEV for the purposes of data protection law. Administration of the schemes will be carried out by the DVLA, which is an executive agency of the DfT and part of the same controller. I have seen a copy of the full OZEV privacy policy, which includes the information DfT collects, how it is used, and under what circumstances, if any, it will be shared with other parties.

16. I understand that installers collecting personal data from customers are also considered a 'data controller' and should follow their obligations for managing personal data accordingly. Manufacturers and/or their appointed third-party service providers are the data controllers of the data flowing to/from the chargepoint for smart chargers and it is not OZEV's responsibility to determine how they process customer data. Always read the terms and conditions carefully.

Ongoing commitments

Applicants must:

maintain the chargepoint for a minimum of 3 years (including providing evidence of a 3-year on-site warranty on parts and installation)

ensure measures are in place with the chargepoint operator to provide usage data to OZEV (in an anonymised form and in accordance with data protection legislation) to guide future policy development. See Workplace Charging Scheme: minimum technical specification for more information

retain all documentation pertaining to the installation for a minimum of 3 years, including:

installation and commissioning confirmations and certificates

invoices

declarations and signatures

dates of installations

Applicants must be able to provide the above in electronic form to OZEV if requested.

Warranty requirements

All chargepoints must have a minimum 3-year on-site warranty on parts and installation from the chargepoint manufacturer in line with the WCS technical specification.

You may provide your own chargepoint if it is on the OZEV-approved chargepoint model list and you have a manufacturer's 3-year on-site warranty. However, such equipment will not be eligible for a grant under the WCS.

The installer may claim only for the cost of labour and other parts provided for the installation. If the chargepoint is on the approved list, the installer can claim for the cost of the chargepoint, too.

Auditing

OZEV will involve a third-party organisation to audit claims and determine compliance with the scheme's rules, which will require access to WCS data, statements and records held by the applicant and chargepoint installer.

Occasionally, there may be an on-site visit that will require access to the chargepoint itself.

Tax

Since 6 April 2018, if you provide your employees with workplace facilities to charge an EV used by them (including as a passenger), you will not be taxed on the cost of electricity if certain conditions are met. You can find more information in HMRC's Employment Income Manual.

Businesses can potentially claim 100% of the costs of installing an electric vehicle charging point as a capital allowance. Some of the expenditure may also qualify for the new super deduction, equating to a 130% enhanced deduction of the total cost.

Moving an existing chargepoint

The chargepoint may be moved, but OZEV will not contribute to the cost of doing this.

Decommissioning of chargepoints

If the chargepoint needs to be removed or taken out of commission within this 3-year period, the DVLA must be informed with a brief explanation why at workplacechargingscheme@dvla.gov.uk. This may result in the grant being reclaimed.

Help with wider responsibilities of property owners and managers

The Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 requires property managers and owners to assess potential fire risks and put in place adequate and proportionate fire protection measures to mitigate against the risk to life from fire and then maintain them. This should be updated when installing EV chargepoints.

The government will produce guidance to aid this assessment for electric vehicle fires, available in early 2022. This will identify mitigations and measures that can be taken when installing electric vehicle chargepoints in enclosed car parks. As such it will help building owners meet their existing duties under the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005.

How to apply

Overview of application process

The following is a summary of the process applicants must follow to receive and redeem a voucher towards the installation of chargepoint units under the WCS.

1. Applicant completes online application form. As part of this application, the applicant:

2. Applicant receives a decision from the scheme administrator, by email within 5 working days.

if successful, this email will contain their unique voucher code

if further checks are needed, the applicant's claim will be placed on hold and their position in the queue reserved while these are carried out

if unsuccessful, the DVLA will feed back on the issue that caused the application to fail. The applicant may appeal this decision

3. Installations must be completed by a WCS-approved authorised installer and a claim made before the voucher expires. A voucher will be valid for 6 months (180 days) from the date of issue.

4. Installer completes the installation and redeems the voucher online via the installer portal.

5. The applicant will receive an email from DVLA containing the information provided by the installer and confirming the grant level generated by the system.

6. Applicant checks: are the details in the confirmation email accurate?

if they are inaccurate, the applicant has 7 calendar days to email workplacechargingscheme@dvla.gov.uk and raise any concerns

if they are accurate and the installation has been carried out as the installer has stated, the applicant does not need to reply to the email and the installer's claim will be processed on their behalf

7. Applicant pays the installer.

8. Installer receives a grant from OZEV within 30 working days. If the installer has not previously claimed any grants from OZEV, payment may take up to 3 months to process.

9. Applicant keeps a record of their claim for 3 years. If chosen for an audit check, the applicant sends OZEV requested documentation including arrangements for a site visit.

10. Applicant responds to customer survey from OZEV.

Before applying

Before applying, we strongly advise applicants to check they:

Information you need to provide during the application

You must apply using the online application form. You will need to provide the following in your application:

How to appeal if your application is unsuccessful

If your application is unsuccessful, you may appeal by emailing the DVLA at workplacechargingscheme@dvla.gov.uk. Your case will be reviewed by a manager. The outcome of this appeal is final.

Voucher code details and validity

If your application is successful, you will be issued with a voucher by email. This will contain a unique code, which will need to be referenced in subsequent documentation related to the scheme. It will also give:

your contact details

the installation site(s)

the expiry date

the number of sockets and sites for which the voucher is valid

The voucher will be valid for 6 months (180 days).

If the installation cannot be completed within the 6-month period specified on the voucher, you will need to email workplacechargingscheme@dvla.gov.uk to withdraw your application and reapply for a new voucher. Vouchers are non-transferable.

If some chargepoints on your voucher have been completed by the expiry date but others have not, your installer will need to claim the installations completed and you will need to reapply for a new voucher for the remaining installations not yet completed. In these circumstances, installations completed before the new voucher has been issued will not be eligible.

If your circumstances have changed

If your circumstances have changed since you originally applied to the WCS, you must contact your authorised installer to inform them of what has changed. They will be able to tell you whether you are still eligible to have a chargepoint installed. You may have to reapply for a voucher with your amended details.

If you proceed with your installation following a change in your circumstances that has invalidated your application, OZEV reserves the right to take any action it deems appropriate to reclaim the grant.

How to change the site(s) of your intended installation

It is not possible to change the site where you wish to install the chargepoints. Vouchers are non-transferable.

If you wish to change the site(s) where the chargepoints are due to be installed, you will need to email workplacechargingscheme@dvla.gov.uk and request to withdraw your current voucher and reapply for a new voucher at your preferred site address.

Installation of subsequent chargepoints

If, for example, a site survey shows greater space and scope for chargepoint installations than was originally anticipated, or you have identified an increased need following an initial installation of chargepoint sockets, you may apply for subsequent vouchers for additional chargepoints and sites - provided your cumulative total does not exceed 40 sockets.

For instance, if 10 chargepoint sockets were initially claimed, you will be eligible for 30 further sockets.

How to make a complaint

If you have any issues with the chargepoint or installer at any time prior, during and after the installation, you should try to resolve these with your authorised chargepoint installer in the first instance.

If you feel that your concerns are not being addressed, contact OZEV at chargepoint.grants@ozev.gov.uk.

Installer responsibilities

Only OZEV-authorised installers can claim the grant on behalf of the applicant.

During the WCS voucher redemption process, the installer must provide:

the make and model(s) of chargepoint unit(s) installed

the costs incurred (these will be used to compute the exact value of the grant, which will be equal to 75% of the installation and purchase costs of a chargepoint up to a maximum of £350)

a photo of the chargepoint unit(s) with the serial number clearly visible

a photo of the parking site with all the chargepoint units visible

For each installed chargepoint, the installer must:

ensure that the applicant meets the eligibility criteria before performing an installation

ensure that the installed chargepoint model is approved by OZEV

ensure that the supply, distribution equipment, chargepoint cabling and installation meet the WCS's minimum technical specification, and record and retain photographic evidence of this

ensure that the voucher is redeemed via the online installer portal within the expiry date

ensure that the installed chargepoint is tested to verify it's fully functioning, can communicate usage data to a back-end management system to enable it to be sent onwards to OZEV and meets safety requirements

ensure the same chargepoint is not claimed for twice

retain all documentation pertaining to the installation for a minimum of 3 years, including:

installation and commissioning confirmations and certificates

photographs

applicant declarations, signatures and full address

dates of installation

notify the distribution network operator (DNO) of the installation in writing

issue a BS7671 Electrical Installation Certificate

Installers must not:

charge applicants for the grant in advance of payment being made by OZEV

inflate the costs of the chargepoints to benefit from a higher grant level

use the grant to cross-subsidise costs incurred in other parts of its business

Any evidence of non-compliance with the above will be acted on by OZEV and OZEV reserves the right to withhold payment from installers where necessary.

Manufacturer responsibilities

It's the manufacturer's responsibility to ensure that a valid 3-year on-site warranty is provided to the applicant - either via the installer or directly - at the time of installation.

If the manufacturer plans to meet OZEV 's warranty requirements through partners, resellers or installers, this must be explained in the warranty document.

The manufacturer is expected to honour this warranty by:

providing on-site assistance to applicants

attempting to repair chargepoints directly at the applicant's site(s) - should this not be possible or if additional work is required, manufacturers must either attempt to fix the chargepoint at their own premises or replace it at no extra cost to the applicant

If the manufacturer requires the applicant to return parts of the chargepoint to them, the applicant is not liable for the costs associated with doing so.

Enquiries

If you have questions regarding which chargepoint model will meet your needs or have any issues with the chargepoint unit or installer throughout the application process, you should discuss this with your chosen authorised EV chargepoint installer.

Contact workplacechargingscheme@dvla.gov.uk, stating the voucher code, if you have a query relating to:

how the scheme works and eligibility

why your claim was rejected

appealing an unsuccessful claim

delays in payment

withdrawing your application

if you need to move a previously installed chargepoint

Contact chargepoint.grants@ozev.gov.uk if you need to:

make a formal complaint about the scheme

report an installer for misconduct

OZEV and DVLA are unable to provide remittance advices.

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