ORKA’s managing director, Duncan Booth, has welcomed the recent announcement from the Office for Zero Emission Vehicles (OZEV) confirming the extension of its EV chargepoint grants into the 2025/26 financial year.
This move represents a significant step forward in supporting the UK’s transition to electric vehicles by making it more affordable to install charging infrastructure at homes and workplaces.
“The extension of OZEV chargepoint grants is great news for businesses and homeowners looking to invest in EV charging infrastructure,” said Booth. “These grants remove a significant cost barrier, making it easier for organisations and individuals to embrace sustainable transport.
"At ORKA, we’re here to help our clients take full advantage of these funding opportunities, ensuring they install the right EV charging solutions for their needs.”
A number of grants are available for businesses and the general public, including but not limited to:
- EV Chargepoint Grant for Renters & Flat Owners
- EV Chargepoint Grant for Households with On-Street Parking
- EV Infrastructure Grant for Staff & Fleets
- EV Chargepoint & Infrastructure Grants for Landlords
- Workplace Charging Scheme
- Workplace Charging Scheme for State-Funded Education Institutions
These schemes help reduce upfront installation costs, enabling more property owners and organisations to future-proof their premises.
ORKA is a specialist in this area and provides expert services in the design, installation, and commissioning of EV charge points for businesses, landlords, and homeowners. With the OZEV grant extension now confirmed, there has never been a better time to explore EV charging solutions.
About ORKA
Based in Westhill, ORKA is a leading provider of solar energy, EV charging, and battery storage solutions. The company works with businesses and homeowners to deliver sustainable energy systems that maximise efficiency and savings.
Learn more and read a recent case study at: https://orka-solutions.co.uk/case-studies/charging-ahead-mdls-investment-in-smart-ev-infrastructure