On June 4, the European Investment Bank (EIB) announced that it will work with the Department of Transport and Transport Infrastructure Ireland to supercharge Ireland's public electric vehicle (EV) charging rollout. It will partner with Zero Emission Vehicles Ireland (ZEVI) to design and deliver a nationwide network
On June 3, the Minister of Transport of Ireland announced a new limited scheme called the ICE2EV Scheme. It will launch on July 1, 2026, and be administered by the Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI). It is a targeted measure to reduce emissions by removing ICE vehicles aged over 13 years from Ireland’s pr
On February 23, the Ministry of Transport, Ireland, announced the 2026 Electric Small Public Sector Vehicles (eSPSV) Grant Scheme. It has been allocated funding of EUR 7 million, reaffirming the Government’s commitment to supporting SPSV operators to transition to electric vehicles.
The scheme includes up to EUR 7,5
On June 18, the Transport Minister of Ireland announced that the 2025 Electric Small Public Service Vehicle (eSPSV25) Grant Scheme will reopen on June 23, 2025.
It was launched in February 2025 with a EUR 12.5 million budget, and the scheme received a record number of applications. About EUR 7.5 million has already b
On May 26, the Minister for Transport launched new measures for Ireland's EV charging network, including the National Road EV Charging Network Plan and the EV Charging Infrastructure Universal Design Guidelines.
The plan aims to install high-powered chargers every 60 km on motorways, and provide home, apartment, dest
On February 14, the Department of Transport, Ireland announced up to EUR 21 million in grants to boost the development of Electric Vehicle (EV) recharging infrastructure on the Irish road network.
In line with EU regulations, this initial scheme targets the motorway/dual-carriageway network, driving the installation
On July 28, the Department of Transport, Ireland launched the “EU Just Transition Fund (EUJTF) Community Facilities Electric Vehicle (EV) Charging Scheme”. It will see EUR 15 million invested from the EUJTF to support the roll-out of publicly accessible, fast charge point infrastructure at several community facilitie
On March 23, the Government of Ireland announced that Zero Emission Vehicles Ireland (ZEVI), an office within the Department of Transport, has confirmed the maximum private vehicle car grant will be set at EUR 3,500 for applications from July 1, 2023, down from the current maximum of EUR 5,000. The grant has been in
On January 19, the Ministry of Transport, Ireland launched the new “Electric Vehicles Charging Infrastructure Strategy 2022 - 2025”, which will see EUR 100 million spent on public charging infrastructure over the next three years. The draft strategy was released on March 31, 2022 and then updated.
The new strategy ta
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