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  • EVHS Survey and Consultation

    Form 1

  • Eligibility Questionaire

  • Property requirements

    The customer must be resident at the property. This will be checked via vehicle registration details. Where the link between the customer and the property is unclear, additional supporting evidence may be required (for example, a utility bill).

    Any necessary third-party permissions (such as from a freeholder or managing agent of a block of flats) must be obtained by the customer before an installation occurs. This will be needed for rented or leasehold properties where it’s the renter or the leaseholder applying.

    Where an installation requires cabling or other parts of the installation to be placed in or on another person’s property, or public land, access rights and permissions must be agreed by all parties using legally binding arrangements, such as legal covenants, before an installation begins.

  • The customer’s property (meaning, the installation address) must have designated, private off-street parking. This may be co-located with the property or separate from it. Where the parking is separate the customer must be able to demonstrate that they have a legal entitlement to the parking space through the provision of land registry title deeds.

    The parking must be suitable for a chargepoint installation (a survey before installation must be conducted by the installer). The parking must be able to permit an eligible vehicle to be charged safely. The customer must be able to access the parking space at all times.

  • Eligible vehicles

    To be eligible for the grant the vehicle must be listed on the EVHS eligible vehicles list at the time of installation. The list includes battery electric and plug-in electric cars, vans, taxis and motorcycles.

  • Survey

    Please upload photos showing 1. the location of the consumer unit (fuse board), 2. a close up view of the consumer unit (fuse board) with the door open, 3. the location of the electricity meter cabinet in relation to the property, 4. a close up of the meter cabinet (with door open), 5. the front of your property with the preferred location of your EV chargepoint and 6. a simple floor plan of your house showing the location of the consumer unit (fuse board) Example photos below:
  • i) the location of the consumer unit
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  • Adequacy of supply assessment

    to assess how adequate the electricity supply capacity is for the new electric vehicle load plus any existing load.

  • Chargepoint Selection

    Please identify any preference for chargepoint.
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