$10 million is available across multiple funding rounds to install EV kerbside chargers in areas of NSW with the least access to private, off-street parking. 

Round 2 of the NSW kerbside charging grants are now open with $4.5 million in funding available.

Maximum NSW Government contribution per applicant $800,000 (ex GST). Minimum NSW Government contribution per applicant $100,000 (ex GST)

The EV kerbside charging grants (the grants) aim to: 

• support NSW’s goal of being the easiest place in Australia to own and operate an EV 
• increase EV charging options for EV drivers with limited or no access to off-street parking 
• support the needs of an increasing number of EV drivers and make the EV transition process easier 
• test different kerbside charging technologies and commercial models to develop a sustainable kerbside charging market 
• provide information and support on planning approval pathways for kerbside charging.

Maximum NSW Government contribution per EV charge port

All green zones, yellow zones, and blue zones as per the kerbside charging map

Who can apply?

To be eligible for co-funding applicants must be charge point operators that must

• be either:  
  • an entity incorporated under the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth); or  
  • a state-owned corporation or subsidiary of an Australian state or territory owned corporation
• have and provide the ABN of their organisation
• hold the following insurances:
  • $20 million public liability
  • Workers’ compensation.

• Email: electric.vehicles@environment.nsw.gov.au