Management systems such as SACI_EVA are included in the MOVES III plan grants.

The MOVES III Plan includes grants for projects related to management systems such as SACI_EVA, focused on promoting the installation and improvement of charging points for electric vehicles. These are some of the features of these subsidies.

Details of the subsidy for recharging points

  1. Beneficiaries:
    Individuals, companies, public entities and homeowners' associations are eligible to apply.
  2. Types of eligible projects:

The plan envisages different types of initiatives such as:

      • Installation of recharging points in public and private places.
      • Expansion of existing recharging points, thus improving capacity and availability.
      • Fast and ultra-fast charging infrastructure on motorways, roads and strategic points to encourage and promote long-distance travel.

3. Amount of aid:

    • Aid varies according to the type of beneficiary and the location of the recharging point.
    • For individuals and non-profit organisations, grants can cover up to 70-80% of the cost of the installation.
    • For companies, the percentage subsidised varies between 30% and 55%, depending on the size of the company (small, medium or large) and whether it is located in just transition zones or not.

4. Deadline for submission of applications:

    • The Spanish government extended the deadline for the MOVES III Plan until 31 December 2024. This means that applications for aid can be submitted until that date or until the funds are exhausted in each autonomous community.

5. What is included in the eligible cost:

The plan also covers a large amount of costs related to the installation of recharging points, including:

      • Reloading equipment. Acquisition of approved chargers of different powers (slow, semi-fast, fast and ultra-fast).
      • Civil works. Costs related to the preparation of the site where the recharging points will be installed, such as excavation, trenching, foundations, piping and other works necessary to ensure safe and proper installation.
      • Electrical installation. It includes the wiring, protection systems, grid connections and transformers necessary to ensure the operation of the charging point.
      • Management, Control and Security System. software and equipment to monitor and manage the use of the charging point, as well as electrical safety systems. Safety systems, such as overload and short-circuit protection, are also included.
      • Engineering, site management and construction management costs. Fees for project design, preliminary studies, licences and permits. The costs of technical supervision, site management and health and safety coordination during installation are also covered.
      • Legalisation and Permits. Costs of processing licences, permits and any other administrative procedures necessary for the installation of the recharging point.
      • Signalling Systems. Signage costs on the road or at the installation site to properly identify and signpost the recharging point.

6. Conditions for the subsidy:

    • Charging points must comply with the technical requirements set by the scheme, such as minimum charging power and compatibility with charging standards.
    • The aid covers the costs of civil works, engineering, permits and licences necessary for the installation, as well as the recharging equipment itself.

Take advantage of this support with SACI EVA 2.0

These subsidies aim to promote the adoption of electric vehicles and to foster a sustainable and accessible infrastructure that facilitates electric mobility. 

If you are considering the installation of charging points, SACI-EVA 2.0 is the ideal solution to efficiently manage energy and maximise the benefits of the MOVES III Plan. This electric vehicle charging manager allows:

    • Optimise energy distribution in installations with up to 100 charging points.
    • Integrate OCPP 1.6J and 2.0.1 compatible chargers of various brands.
    • Operate in local mode without the need for Internet, with cloud management options.
    • Reduce the simultaneity factor to 30%, improving energy efficiency.
    • Use surplus photovoltaic energy for more sustainable consumption.

Contact us for more information about SACI EVA 2.0 and find out how this solution can help you get the maximum benefits of the MOVES III Plan.