A new Electric Vehicle Home Charger Grant has launched in Ireland.
Minister for Communications, Climate Action and Environment, Denis Naughten TD said it will support the cost of installing a home charger for an electric vehicle up to a maximum of €600.
The scheme is being administered by the Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI).
Minister Naughten said: "The Home Charger Grant is just one of the support measures the Government announced last year which comes into effect today, aimed at promoting a low-carbon electric vehicle future.
"I am working with the Minister for Transport to ensure that all new passenger cars sold in Ireland from 2030 onwards will be zero emission vehicles. The supports we put in place now will help us to achieve this. It is important that the public is aware of the benefits of electric cars so for this reason the government is funding a Public Engagement Programme this year which will include the opportunity for test driving roadshows nationwide; public sector and commercial fleet trials; and supports for electric vehicle use in car sharing trials."
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