
68 million euros allocated until 2030 for the purchase and installation of charging stations for individuals and condominiums
The Column Bonus managed by Invitalia on behalf of Mimit starts on 22 September, offering an 80% refund up to 1,500 euros for private individuals and 8,000 euros for condominiums for the purchase and installation of domestic charging columns.
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The Column Bonus is a measure for the energy transition managed by Invitalia on behalf of Mimit.
80% of the costs for the purchase and installation of a home charging column, up to a ceiling of 1,500 euros for natural persons and 8,000 euros for condominiums: this is what the Column Bonus recognizes, ready to start on Tuesday 22 September at 12 on the Invitalia platform, the entity managing the measure on behalf of the Ministry of Business and Made in Italy.
The allocation, set by a directorial decree, amounts to 68 million euros until 2030: 10 million are residual resources from 2025, 5 million are allocated for 2026, 15 million for each of the years 2027-2029 and 8 million for 2030, the last year of operation of the measure, which will end on 31 March.
"Today we take another step forward in the implementation of the program for the industrial and ecological transition of the sector", said Minister Adolfo Urso, recalling that 54% of the new generation charging infrastructure installed in Italy is produced in the country.
The infrastructure must be brand new and installed in areas fully available to the beneficiary: for natural persons for exclusively private use, for condominiums intended for the collective use of condominiums, in both cases not accessible to the public.
The expenses for electrical systems, strictly necessary building works, design, works management, testing and the activation of a new withdrawal point (Pod) for connection to the grid are also eligible for the contribution. Taxes and duties, consultancy not provided for by the decree, expenses on land and buildings and costs for building permits are excluded.
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Applications for the Mimit domestic charging station bonus will start from 22 September. The contribution covers 80% of the costs for the installation of private electric charging infrastructure, up to 1,500 euros for private individuals and 8,000 euros for condominiums.