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Maximize Your Savings with Luxembourg’s KlimaBonus Program!

The Environment Agency (Administration de l’Environnement – AEV) offers subsidies for projects that aim to use energy more efficiently and promote renewable energy sources.

These subsidies, known as ‘Klimabonus Luxembourg’ subsidies, are financial aids for covering the investment and installation costs of various systems including:

Solar thermal systems
Solar photovoltaic systems
Heat pumps, hybrid heat pumps, or hybrid systems including a heat pump
Wood-fueled boilers and particulate filters
The development of a heating network and/or connection to a heating network

These subsidies are applicable to both renovation projects and new constructions. They can also be requested independently of these projects.

Applicants should consult the communal administration in the area of the building to determine if a building permit is necessary.

Klimabonus aid is granted only once for each technical installation.

Who is concerned for klimabonus program?

Any individual, residing in Luxembourg, seeking to enhance their home’s energy efficiency, whether it’s a single-family house or a multi-unit dwelling, can apply for financial aid. Eligible applicants include:

Natural persons (individuals)
Legal entities established under private law
Public legal entities, excluding the State

Applications can be made by:

A legal representative of a group of natural or legal persons, provided you are a member of that group
The owner(s) of the property, except in cases of ownership transfer where the new owner of the property and/or technical installation renounces the aid, allowing the previous owner who made the investments to benefit from it.

Klimabonus Aid: Eligibility for Installations and Residences

The Klimabonus aid is specifically for residential buildings in Luxembourg. It does not cover:

Used (second-hand) systems
The exchange, replacement, or repair of a system part that isn’t independently functional

Systems that received financial aid under the 2012 or 2017 schemes are not eligible.

Klimabonus Requirements:

Hydraulic Balancing: Hydraulic balancing is required for heating networks when installing:

Heat pumps
Solar thermal systems with supplementary heating in new single-family houses or multi-unit buildings

Solar Thermal Systems: These systems must:

Have Solar Keymark-certified solar thermal collectors
Include a calorimeter
Have a minimum gross surface area of collectors:
- ≥9 m² for flat-plane collectors
- ≥7 m² for vacuum tube collectors
Non-glass thermal collectors with polyethylene pipes and hybrid solar collectors (hot water and electricity) are ineligible

Solar Photovoltaic Systems: These systems must:

Have a peak power capacity ≤30 kW
Be installed on the building’s roof or facade or incorporated into the building envelope
Hybrid solar collectors (hot water and electricity) are eligible as photovoltaic collectors

An electricity storage facility is eligible with a new photovoltaic installation if:

It’s connected to a self-consumed or community-used solar photovoltaic installation
The solar installation’s peak power is >4 kW (or >1.5 kW per unit in multi-unit buildings)
The storage capacity is ≤1.5 kWh per kWpeak for residential buildings (max 12 kWh for single-family homes, 9 kWh per unit in multi-units) or ≤1 kWh per kWpeak for non-residential buildings

Heat Pumps: Eligible heat pumps and hybrid heat pumps include:

Geothermal heat pumps (vertical/horizontal sensors) with a COP ≥4.3 at B0/W35 (EN 14511 standard)
Hybrid geothermal heat pumps for existing residential buildings, either as an addition or a replacement, with a COP ≥4.3 at B0/W35
Direct expansion geothermal heat pumps with a COP ≥4.3 at E4/W35
Heat pumps combined with a latent heat accumulator and a solar thermal collector, COP ≥4.3 at B0/W35
Air-to-water heat pumps, including vented ones, with a COP ≥3.1 at A2/W35
Hybrid air-to-water heat pumps for existing residential buildings, either as an addition or a replacement, with a COP ≥3.1 at A2/W35

The heat pump must fulfill these criteria:

The heating system should be able to supply a maximum initial temperature of 35°C (35W). If not, the heat pump’s coefficient of performance must meet the required threshold at W35 with the chosen starting temperature.
The rated capacity of the heat pump is to be determined at 100% output under the aforementioned conditions.
The heat pump’s power supply must have an electricity meter.
For heat pumps with invoices issued from 1 January 2024 onwards, a heat meter is required.
Hydraulic balancing is mandatory when installing a heat pump.
For existing residential buildings, heat pumps and hybrid heat pumps must have a buffer tank of at least 30 l/kW thermal, except for those with an ‘inverter’ (variable frequency drive) with speed/power modulation.
Geothermal or hybrid air-to-water heat pumps must operate independently (monovalent mode) and cover at least 70% of the annual heat demand in heat pump mode.
For air-to-water heat pumps and hybrid variants, the exterior component’s sound power level (LW) based on EN 12102 must meet these standards:
- ≤ 5 kW: 48 dB(A)
- 5 kW and ≤ 12 kW: 51 dB(A)
- 12 kW: 55 dB(A)
Systems exceeding these limits may use soundproofing to reduce noise. The sound-reduction value must be specified in the equipment’s technical data.

If the standard LW levels are not met, the noise at the nearest building site’s boundary must not exceed 40 dB(A). A noise assessment using the ‘calculatrice des émissions sonores’ (noise emission calculator) provided by the Ministry is required prior to installation.

For indoor-only heat pumps, acoustic calculations must use the Ministry’s provided tool.

Wood-Fuelled Boilers Eligibility

To qualify, wood-fuelled boilers must:

Have a controlled combustion system.
Wood-pellet or wood-chip boilers should include an automatic feeder and ignition system.
Wood pellet stoves integrated into a central heating system must transfer at least 50% of useful heat.
For staged log combustion and combination wood log-pellet boilers, a buffer tank of at least 55 l/kW rated thermal capacity is required.
Emission and efficiency thresholds:
- Particle emission ≤ 8 mg/m3
- Nitrogen oxide (NO) emission ≤ 200 mg/m3
- Boiler production yield ≥ 90%
- Combustion yield of pellet stove ≥ 90%

Particle filters (electrostatic or other) can be used to ensure particle emission post-commissioning does not exceed 8 mg/m3.

Heating Networks and Connections

Renewable energy must constitute over 75% of the network’s energy, proven by a certificate from the operator. Heat transfer to the building must occur via a heat transfer station.

Invoices

Invoices for technical installations should be dated between 1 January 2022 and 31 December 2025.

Application Process for Financial Aid

Applications for financial aid must be submitted to the Single Point of Contact for Housing Assistance within four years from 31 December of the year in which the invoice was issued.

Eligibility for financial aid covers investments and services invoiced:

Between 1 January 2022 and 31 December 2025, inclusive.
For technical installations other than photovoltaic systems, up to 31 December 2029, inclusive, if the investments are part of the energy efficiency renovation of an existing building.

Submission Deadlines:

For installations not part of an energy efficiency renovation, applications must be submitted by 31 December 2031 at the latest.
For installations part of a new sustainable construction eligible under the 2017 aid scheme, the deadline is 31 December 2028.

For solar photovoltaic installations used in self-consumption mode or as part of an energy community, there’s an additional 25% financial aid bonus, provided:

The order is placed between 1 January 2023 and 31 December 2023, inclusive.
The invoice is issued by 31 December 2025 at the latest.

The financial aid bonus for replacing an existing fossil fuel boiler or an electrical heating system, along with enhancing the energy performance of the heating system by installing a heat pump, a hybrid heat pump, or a wood-fueled boiler, is increased from 30% to 50%. This applies to installations ordered between 1 November 2022 and 31 December 2023, with the condition that the invoice is issued no later than 31 December 2025.

Application Submission Process For Klimabonus Program

Applications for financial aid should be submitted to the Single Point of Contact for Housing Assistance after the completion of the work. Required Documentation:

For private individuals: the DEPA-2022 aid application form for natural persons.
For legal persons: the DEPA-2022 financial aid application form for legal persons.

These documents should be sent (preferably by registered mail) or submitted in person to the Single Point of Contact for Housing Assistance. Supporting Documents:

Detailed and receipted invoices related to the financial aid request. If the invoice refers to an itemized estimate, attach the estimate.
Specific technical data sheets, varying by installation type (e.g., photovoltaic system, heat network, solar thermal systems, heat pumps, wood-fueled boilers).
If applicable, the energy consultation related to the technical installation(s).
If applicable, dated order forms for photovoltaic installations, heat pumps, or wood-fueled boilers.
For commonhold properties or multi-unit residences, include appendix form COLL-2022, a power of attorney from each owner, and a list of flats with energy reference area per flat, excluding common areas.

The Single Point of Contact for Housing Assistance may request additional documents for file processing. The beneficiary’s file may be reviewed at any time post-aid granting. Note: Technical installations may also qualify for financial aid for an energy consultation and a report by an approved energy consultant. If the improvement applies only to a renewable energy-based technical installation, the subsidy will be reduced by 70%.

Subsidy Details

Solar Thermal Systems:

Additional flat-rate subsidy of EUR 1,000 for systems installed with a wood-fueled boiler or heat pump.

Solar Photovoltaic Systems:

Subsidies of 20% to 62.5% of actual costs, with varying maximum amounts depending on mode of operation and installation period.

Solar photovoltaic system or Hybrid collectors (for feed-in into the network)	20% of actual costs	EUR 500 per kW_peak
Solar photovoltaic system or Hybrid collectors (in self-consumption mode or as part of an energy community)	50 % of actual costs	EUR 1,250 per kW_peak
Please note: this aid is increased to 62.5 % of the financial aid for any installation ordered between 1 January 2023 and 31 December 2023, on condition that the invoice is issued no later than 31 December 2025.	62.5 % of actual costs	EUR 1,562.5 per kW_peak

Heat Pumps:

Subsidies of 50% of actual costs with different maximum amounts for geothermal and air-to-water heat pumps, including bonuses for replacing existing systems.

Technical installation	Subsidies	Maximum amount
Geothermal heat pump (geothermal probes, geothermal collectors or latent heat accumulator systems with solar thermal collector)	50 % of actual costs	EUR 8,000 for a single-family house if the rated capacity is less than 10 kW_thermal EUR 800 per kW_thermal for a single-family house if the rated capacity is greater than 10 kW_thermal (EUR 12,000 maximum) EUR 7,500 per residential unit for a multi-unit building or residences connected to a heating network powered by a heat pump (EUR 37,500 maximum)
Air-to-water heat pump or compact device including the controlled mechanical ventilation system and recycled air-to-water heat pump, for new constructions	50 % of actual costs	EUR 3,000 for a new single-family house
	50 % of actual costs	EUR 2,000 per residential unit for a multi-unit building (EUR 10,000 maximum)
Air-to-water heat pump or compact device including the controlled mechanical ventilation system and recycled air-to-water heat pump, for existing residences	50 % of actual costs	EUR 5,000 per building if the rated capacity is less than 10 kW_thermal EUR 500 per kW_thermal per building if the rated capacity is greater than 10kW _thermal (EUR 12,000 maximum)
Replacement of an existing fossil fuel boiler or electrical heating system by a wood-fuelled boiler	Bonus in the amount of 30 % of the allocated financial aid	Please note: this aid is increased to 50 % of the financial aid for any installation ordered between 1 November 2022 and 31 December 2023, on condition that the invoice is issued no later than 31 December 2025.
Removal, neutralisation and recycling of the oil tank (if an oil-fired boiler is being replaced)	50 % of actual costs	EUR 2,000 maximum for a single-family house
Adaptation of the existing heat distribution system	50 % of actual costs	EUR 2,000 maximum for a single-family house EUR 5,000 maximum for a multi-unit building

Wood-Fueled Boilers:

Subsidies of 30% to 50% of actual costs with maximum amounts for various types of wood boilers, including bonuses for installing buffer tanks and replacing existing systems.

Technical installation	Subsidies	Maximum amount
Wood pellet or wood chip boiler	50 % of actual costs	EUR 750 per kW_thermal for a single-family house (EUR 7,500 maximum) EUR 750 per kW_thermal for a multi-unit building or residences connected to a heating network powered by a wood-fuelled boiler (EUR 30,000 maximum)
Wood pellet stove (connected to the heating network)	30% of actual costs	EUR 2,500 maximum for a single-family house
Log boiler or combination log/pellet boiler	50 % of actual costs	EUR 350 per kW_thermal
Installation of a buffer tank with a capacity of 30 l/kW (wood pellet or wood chip boiler)	Bonus in the amount of 15% of the allocated financial aid
Replacement of an existing fossil fuel boiler or electrical heating system by a wood-fuelled boiler	Bonus in the amount of 30 % of the allocated financial aid	Please note: this aid is increased to 50 % of the financial aid for any installation ordered between 1 November 2022 and 31 December 2023, on condition that the invoice is issued no later than 31 December 2025.
Removal, neutralisation and recycling of the oil tank (if an oil-fired boiler is being replaced)	50 % of actual costs	EUR 2,000 maximum for a single-family house

Urban Heating Network:

Subsidies of 50% of actual costs for connecting to or installing urban heating networks, with maximum amounts depending on the type of property.

Technical installation	Subsidies	Maximum amount
Connection to an urban heating network	50 % of actual costs	EUR 250 per kW_thermal (15 kW maximum) for a single-family house EUR 250 per kW_thermal (8 kW maximum) for a flat in a multi-unit building
Installation of an urban heating network (at least two residential buildings must be connected)	50 % of actual costs	EUR 12,500
Replacement of an existing fossil fuel boiler or electrical heating system by connection to a heating network	Bonus in the amount of 30 % of the allocated financial aid
Removal, neutralisation and recycling of the oil tank (if an oil-fired boiler is being replaced)	50 % of actual costs	maximum EUR 2,000

Additional Aid and Bonuses:

Various bonuses and aids for heat pumps and wood-fueled boilers, including additional aid for removing, neutralizing, and recycling oil tanks.

Other Aid:

Communal aid can be estimated using the Klima-Agence simulator.
The nova naturstroum promotional bonus supports renewable energy projects.
Gas and electricity suppliers in Luxembourg offer aid programs for energy efficiency measures, with supplier lists available on the ILR website.

Payment and Repayment of Aid:

Aid is typically transferred to your bank account.
If acting as a legal representative of a group, aid is transferred to your account, and you must immediately distribute it to the respective members.
Repayment of aid may be required if false or incomplete statements are made or if required documents are not provided.

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

Financial aid programmes for sustainable housing and mobility

Air-to-water heat pump (KLIMABONUS 511)

The “KLIMABONUS 522” program is a Luxembourgish government initiative that provides financial incentives for the installation of solar photovoltaic (PV) systems. The program offers a flat-rate subsidy of €500 per kilowatt-peak (kWp) of installed capacity, up to a maximum of 50 kWp. The subsidy is available to both individuals and businesses.

Photovoltaics – Producing electricity with solar energy and taking climate action.

What are the conditions for receiving Klimabonus subsidies?

Two options are available for this Klimabonus subsidy.

- Investment grant of 20% for the installation of photovoltaic panels operated in “feed-in mode” and guaranteed feed-in tariff. Self-consumption is possible under this option.
  - This subsidy is capped at 500 €/kW _p.
  - Valid for invoices dated from 2022-01-01 until 2025-12-31.
  - I receive an feed-in tariff that is guaranteed by the state for a period of 15 years.
  - My feed-in tariff depends on the connection date of the installation, for more details see page « Financial subsidy programmes for sustainable housing and mobility » in the section « Feed-in tariffs » of the page « Subsidy programmes for sustainable housing and mobility ».
- Investment aid of 50% for the installation of photovoltaic panels operated in “self-consumption mode” and renunciation of the guaranteed feed-in tariff.
  - This subsidy is capped at 1.250 €/kW_p.
  - Valid for orders dated from 2022-01-01 until 2025-12-31.
  - My electricity storage (net capacity) is subsidised if:

for a single-family home

the output of my system is > 4 kW_p and
my storage capacity is ≤ 1,5 kWh/kW_p with a max. of 12 kWh.

for an apartment building

the output of my system is > 1,5 kW_p per residential unit and
my storage capacity is ≤ 1,5 kWh/kW_p with an max. of 9 kWh per residential unit.

for a building that is not used for residential purposes

- my storage capacity is ≤ 1 kWh/kW_p.
- I renounce the guaranteed feed-in tariff for the lifetime of the installation. This option constitutes a firm and irrevocable commitment.
- I must conclude a buy-back contract with a supplier for the surplus electricity. In most cases a individual/collective self-consumption or energy community is set up.
- for a photovoltaic installation whose order date is between 2023-01-01 and 2024-09-30 and the invoice is issued by 2025-12-31; an increased investment subsidy of 62,5% is granted for the installation of the solar panels, provided that the applicant waives the feed-in tariff guarantee. This grant is limited to a maximum of 1.562,5 €/kW_p.
For the tax year 2022, the income from installations > 10 kW_p are taxable.
For the tax year 2023, the income from installations > 30 kW_p are taxable.
An additional photovoltaic installation (on the same roof, façade or integrated into the building envelope) is eligible if its injection to the grid takes place at least 2 years after the first injection of the previous installation.

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

How to apply for Klimabonus subsidies?

To apply for the Klimabonus subsidies:
- The subsidy application can be made after the installation has been completed.
To apply for the Topup social Klimabonus subsidies:
- The application must be submitted to the single point of contact for housing assistance after receiving the decision to receive the Klimabonus subsidies.
Point of contact for the Klimabonus subsidies and the Topup social Klimabonus subsidies
Single point of contact for housing assistance
11, rue de Hollerich
L-1741 Luxembourg
Grand Duchy of Luxembourg
Mail: guichet@ml.etat.lu
Tel: (+352) 8002 10 10
To file my Klimabonus application, I complete the following forms :
- “Demande d’une aide dans le cadre du PAQUET BANQUE CLIMATIQUE ET LOGEMENT DURABLE – DEPA-2022 – Personne physique” or the form for “Personnes morales”
- “Installation photovoltaïque – Fiche annexe : PHOT-2022”.
For more information I can consult the corresponding regulation.
To file my Topup social Klimabonus application, I complete the following forms:
- « Demande en obtention d’une aide à l’assainissement énergétique (F3) »
- « Déclaration relative à la composition de la communauté domestique L/A21 »
- « Déclaration sur l’honneur – Aquisition A92 »
For more information, I can consult the corresponding law.
The increase of the simulated subsidy without guaranteed feed in tariff is extended until 2024 09 30*. The Klimabonus basic subsidy is valid for invoices dated from 2022-01-01 until 2025-12-31
* Subject to the finalisation of the legislative and regulatory procedures. A project for a Grand Ducal regulation is currently under consideration. For more information, see the Klima-Agence news.

What are the technical requirements for Klimabonus subsidies?

The peak output must be ≤ 30 kWp.
Photovoltaic panels can be mounted on the roof, façade or integrated into the building envelope.
Photovoltaic panels can be mounted on residential buildings and buildings that are not used for residential purposes.
Hybrid solar collectors producing hot water and electricity are also eligible.

Applications for the subsidy must be submitted to the Luxembourgish Ministry of the Environment. The deadline for submitting applications is December 31, 2023.

The “KLIMABONUS 522” program is designed to promote the use of renewable energy in Luxembourg and to help reduce the country’s reliance on fossil fuels. The program is expected to generate approximately 100 megawatts of new solar capacity in Luxembourg.

UPDATE

Air-to-water heat pump (KLIMABONUS 511)

The “KLIMABONUS 511” program is a Luxembourgish government initiative that provides financial incentives for the installation of heat pumps. The program offers a subsidy of €511 per kilowatt (kW) of installed capacity, up to a maximum of 10 kW. The subsidy is available to both individuals and businesses.

Air-to-water heat pump – Heating with renewable energies and taking climate action.

What are the conditions for receiving Klimabonus subsidies?

The Klimabonus subsidy is only available for heating systems in residential buildings.
Only one of the following heating systems can be subsidised per residential building: heat pump, wood heating system or connection to district heating.
No state subsidy must have been requested for a technical installation under the 2012 or 2016 subsidy programme.
Valid for invoices dated until 2025-12-31.
In the case of a hybrid system, at least 70% of the annual heat requirement must be covered by the heat pump.

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

How to apply for Klimabonus subsidies?

To apply for the Klimabonus subsidies:
- The subsidy application can be made after the installation has been completed.
To apply for the Topup social Klimabonus subsidies:
- The application must be submitted to the single point of contact for housing assistance after receiving the decision to receive the Klimabonus subsidies.
Point of contact for the Klimabonus subsidies and the Topup social Klimabonus subsidies
Single point of contact for housing assistance
11, rue de Hollerich
L-1741 Luxembourg
Grand Duchy of Luxembourg
Mail: guichet@ml.etat.lu
Tel: (+352) 8002 10 10
To file my Klimabonus application, I complete the follwing forms:
- “Demande d’une aide dans le cadre du PAQUET BANQUE CLIMATIQUE ET LOGEMENT DURABLE – DEPA-2022 – Personne physique” or the form for “Personnes morales”
- “Pompe à chaleur – Fiche annexe : POCH-2022”
For more information I can consult the corresponding regulation.
To file my Topup social Klimabonus application, I complete the following forms:
- « Demande en obtention d’une aide à l’assainissement énergétique (F3) »
- « Déclaration relative à la composition de la communauté domestique L/A21 »
- « Déclaration sur l’honneur – Aquisition A92 »
For more information, I can consult the corresponding law.
The increase of the exchange bonus from 30% to 50% of the simulated subsidy is extended until 2025-12-31*. The Klimabonus basic subsidy is valid for invoices dated from 2022-01-01 until 2025-12-31 *
* Subject to the finalisation of the legislative and regulatory procedures. A project for a Grand Ducal regulation is currently under consideration. For more information, see the Klima-Agence news.

What are the technical requirements for Klimabonus subsidies?

Hydraulic balancing after installation must be carried out.
Installation of a separate or integrated electricity meter in the heat pump.
Heat pumps for which the invoice is established as from 1 January 2024 must be equipped with a heat meter.
Only for existing building: Installation of a buffer tank (boiler) of at least 30 l/heat kW_th. With the exception of heat pumps and hybrid heat pumps equipped with a frequency converter (“inverter”) with speed/power modulation.

UPDATE

Intelligent charging station (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).