
Applications to Mimit for the domestic charging station bonus will start from 22 September: coverage of up to 80% of expenses for private individuals and condominiums
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The domestic charging station bonus is part of the multi-year program for the automotive sector defined with the Prime Ministerial Decree of last June, with a budget of 68 million euros until 2030.
The 'column bonus' is underway: from 12.00 on Tuesday 22 September, consumers will be able to submit the application to participate in the contribution from the Ministry of Business and Made in Italy for the installation of electric charging infrastructure for private use. The applications - according to the law in a note from Mimit - can be submitted through the IT platform made available by Invitalia, the entity managing the measure on behalf of Mimit.
In detail, the contribution covers 80% of the expenses incurred for the purchase and installation of charging infrastructure, up to a maximum of 1,500 euros for each individual requesting person.
The limit rises to 8,000 euros for interventions carried out on the common areas of condominium buildings. The opening of the desk (on the website https://www.invitalia.it/incentivi-e-strumenti/bonus-colonnine-domestiche) follows the publication of the directorial decree, signed on the recommendation of the Minister of Business and Made in Italy, Adolfo Urso, which defines procedures and rules for the so-called 'Domestic column bonus'. The measure, foreseen in the multi-year program for the automotive sector defined with the Prime Ministerial Decree of last June, provides for a budget of 68 million euros until 2030.
"Today we take another step forward in the implementation of the program we are implementing to accompany the industrial and ecological transition of the sector", declared Minister Urso.
In detail, the contribution covers 80% of the expenses incurred for the purchase and installation of charging infrastructure, up to a maximum of 1,500 euros for each individual requesting person. The limit rises to 8,000 euros for interventions carried out on the common areas of condominium buildings. The opening of the desk (on the website https://www.invitalia.it/incentivi-e-strumenti/bonus-colonnine-domestiche) follows the publication of the directorial decree, signed on the recommendation of the Minister of Business and Made in Italy, Adolfo Urso, which defines procedures and rules for the so-called 'Domestic column bonus'. The measure, foreseen in the multi-year program for the automotive sector defined with the Prime Ministerial Decree of last June, provides for a budget of 68 million euros until 2030. "Today we are taking another step forward in the implementation of the program we are creating to accompany the industrial and ecological transition of the sector", declared Minister Urso. "With this measure - he continued - we support consumers and, at the same time, the Italian supply chain. 54% of the new generation charging infrastructures installed in Italy, in fact, are produced in our country. Every euro invested in the charging network therefore also supports Italian manufacturing, employment and our technological supply chains".
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Opening of the electronic desk for submitting applications on 22 September
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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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