What support is available for installing a charging station in April 2024?

The transition to electric mobility in France is supported by a set of government incentives aimed at encouraging the installation of charging stations. This financial aid is intended for individuals, public spaces, but also businesses and the hotel sector, in order to facilitate access to charging points for electric vehicles. Here is a detailed and structured overview of the assistance available:

Aid for Public Charging Infrastructure

Support for Rural Service Stations :

• A 10 million euro fund for small, independent rural service stations.
• Objective: Increase the accessibility of charging points in rural areas.
• Period: Until the end of June 2024.

ADVENIR Program for Public and Residential Spaces :

• Financial assistance for the installation of public and private charging stations.
• Target: Collective residential spaces and roads.

Increase in the Support Rate for Electrical Connection :

• TURPE offers coverage of 40% to 75% of costs for certain public installations.
• Valid until 2025.

TIRUERT Incentive Tax for Renewable Energy :

• Encourages the use of green electricity for public terminals.
• Advantages: Improved profitability and partial coverage of operating costs.

Help for the Installation of Home Charging Stations

ADVENIR Support for Residential Installations :

• Assistance with the installation of terminals in private homes and collective residences.

Tax Credit for Individuals :

• Reimbursement of 75% of acquisition and installation costs, capped at €500.

Reduced VAT for Domestic Installations :

• A VAT rate reduced to 5.5% for installation and maintenance.

New: Aid for Company Headquarters and the Hospitality Sector

Businesses and hospitality establishments play a crucial role in the expansion of electric vehicle charging infrastructure. Although specific information on support for these sectors has not been detailed previously, it is essential for professionals to find out about the local or sectoral support schemes available, in addition to existing national programs. ADEME and the ADVENIR program can offer advice and financial support for these initiatives.

Conclusion

These financial incentives reflect the government’s commitment to facilitating the energy transition and promoting sustainable mobility. By supporting the installation of charging stations at home, in public spaces, as well as in corporate headquarters and the hospitality sector, the government aims to create a dense and accessible charging network, essential for the widespread adoption of electric vehicles.