Mobility is essential in healthcare, whether it concerns caregivers visiting clients or transport for residents. Electric driving is becoming increasingly important, and with the SPRILA subsidy, healthcare institutions can take the step towards a sustainable future. This subsidy does not only help with the installation of charging infrastructure, but also ensures that you are ready for the legal obligations from 2025.
What is the SPRILA subsidy?
The SPRILA subsidy offers up to €350,000 per year per applicant for the installation of charging points. As a healthcare institution registered with the Chamber of Commerce (KvK), you can cover a large portion of the costs with this: up to 40% for SMEs and 20% for larger organizations. This is how you make a significant investment feasible.
Which costs can you subsidize?
The subsidy covers, among other things:
- AC charging stations from 11 kW (minimum 4 charging points)
- AC charging stations from 43 kW
- DC charging stations from 20 kW (minimum 1 charging point)
You can also declare costs for cabling, charging stations and main connections. In short, everything you need within your organization to make electric driving possible.
Why invest now?
From 2025, it will be legally required to have charging points. By investing now with the SPRILA grant, you are prepared and can benefit from financial support. Electric driving also offers many advantages:
- Cost savings: With the subsidy you significantly reduce investment costs.
- Sustainability: Electric driving contributes to a cleaner future.
- Prepared for the future: You comply with legislation and immediately take a major step towards sustainability.
- Stronger image: Sustainable entrepreneurship demonstrates that you operate in a socially responsible manner.
Important dates
The deadline for grant applications is December 31, 2024. So make sure you are on time.
What now?
The SPRILA grant is the perfect opportunity to make your organization more sustainable and future-proof. At PowerQ we are happy to help you.
Do you have questions about the subsidy or would you like to discuss what is possible? Please feel free to contact us using the form below.
