The Swedish Environmental Protection Agency can co-finance public charging infrastructure where there is a need for support. You can apply for support by submitting a tender when a call for proposals is open.

A bidder may submit a maximum of 25 bids per charging category.

The 2025 call for tenders is divided into two charging categories based on charging power. In each category, the bids compete against each other.

Klimatklivet can grant support for charging stations used in your own business, i.e. non-public charging. Energy storage can also be included in the measure if it supplements the power supply via the electricity grid and is installed to maintain power to the charging station.

In order to receive support from Klimatklivet, the measure must

• be a physical investment
• reduce greenhouse gas emissions compared to if the measure is not implemented
• only be possible with the help of support
• be possible for your organization to co-finance and implement
• be a local or regional investment.

If your measure meets these conditions, you can apply for support from Klimatklivet. The Swedish Environmental Protection Agency then assesses the applications based on climate benefits and the applicable terms and conditions.

The climate benefit is assessed based on how much emissions are expected to decrease as a result of the investment. Therefore, an emissions calculation is one of the most important pieces of documentation in the application.

"Ladda bilen is the subsidy that makes it possible to invest in charging stations at homes and workplaces. The subsidy can be applied for by housing associations, companies, and other organizations that want to offer charging for electric vehicles for residents and employees.

Who can apply?

Housing associations, organizations, and companies.

What can I apply for?

Installation of charging stations for electric cars intended for residents or employees.

Application period

Always open, no specific application periods.

Charging your car can provide your organization with subsidies for costs such as labor, materials, excavation, installation, and similar expenses. The subsidy covers up to 50% of the costs, but with a maximum amount of $1,500 per charging point.

The subsidy cannot be awarded to private individuals. Nor can it be awarded to charging stations intended for public use or charging stations that must be installed in accordance with law, other legislation, or permit conditions.