Klimabonus 151

The “KLIMABONUS 151” program is a Luxembourgish government initiative that provides financial incentives for the installation of electric vehicle chargers. The program offers a subsidy of €151 per kilowatt (kW) of installed capacity, up to a maximum of 22 kW. The subsidy is available to both individuals and businesses.

Smart charging station – Charging at home made easy.

What are the conditions for receiving Klimabonus subsidies?

• This subsidy is restricted to individuals and legal eligible entities.
• Legal eligible entities may be an ASBL, a foundation or a civil company that does not carry on an economic activity as well as a representative of the co-ownership who can act for at least half of the shares of the common parts held by individual or legal eligible persons.
• The person must own or rent the parking space on which the charging station is installed.
• The charging station must be new.
• The location must be on Luxembourg territory.
• Only one subsidy may be granted to the same applicant for the same building.
• If the applicant is the owner or tenant of several parking spaces attributed to the same building, or if he or she is the co-owners’ association, he or she may apply for aid for:
  • 1 charging station per residential unit;
  • 1 charging station per professional space plus an additional charging station for every additional second parking space (max. 15 charging stations per building on parking spaces assigned to professional spaces);
  • 1 charging station per communal parking space as well as an additional charging station for every second parking space belonging to the communal areas (max. 25 charging stations per building installed on communal parking spaces).
• The subsidy is not granted for charging stations intended for commercial use or resale.

To find out more, You can consult the corresponding regulation.

How to apply for Klimabonus subsidies?

• • The application for the subsidy must be submitted no later than 12 months after the last invoice issued in connection with the investment.
  • In the case of a building with at least four parking spaces, a subsidy of € 450 may be requested for preparatory work. This amount will be deducted from the subsidy amounts and ceilings for the installation of the charging point.

  To file my application, I complete the following forms:

  • “Formulaire de demande de subvention pour une borne de charge privée – partie à remplir par le demandeur de l’aide”
  • “Formulaire de demande de subvention pour une borne de charge privée – partie à remplir par l’entreprise chargée de l’exécution des travaux d’installation de la borne”

  For more information I can consult the corresponding regulation.

  Valid for invoices dated from 2020-07-01 until 2024-12-31

What are the technical requirements for Klimabonus subsidies?

• The charging station must be connected to the low-voltage distribution network.
• The maximum charging power of the station is limited to 11 kW and installed by a professional electrician.
• From 7 kW the connection to the Smart Meter is a requirement of the grid operator.
• In the case of a building with at least four parking spaces, only OCPP charging stations version 1.6 or later are eligible.

• With my OCPP (Open Charge Point Protocol) intelligent charging station, the communication between the charging station and a central management system is possible. This allows any type or model of charging station to be integrated into an intelligent charging management system.
• The network manager can also intervene in case of an emergency to manage the power and temporarily reduce it or disactivate the charging station in order to avoid general failures due to network overload and thus avoid damage (e.g. failure of sensitive infrastructures such as freezers).

UPDATE

25% financial aid allowance for photovoltaic installations operating in self-consumption mode or within an energy community is extended for a transitional period of 3 months (orders placed no later than September 30, 2024), Currently, the aid level is 62.5% of the actual costs, with a ceiling of EUR 1,562.5 per peak kW.

From October 1, 2024, the current regime regarding energy sanitation measures and heat pumps and wood boilers will be maintained, while at the level of photovoltaic modules, financial assistance will be reduced to 50% of the actual costs of installations ordered from October 1, 2024, with a ceiling of EUR 1,250 per kW