Subsidies & support

Planned state support for EV charging stations and energy storage

Information updated on 2 August 2026 based on official data from the Ministry of Energy, Ministry of Transport, APVA and the Social Climate Fund plan.

Situation today (2 August 2026)

There are currently no open subsidy calls for either charging stations or energy storage — funds from previous calls have been exhausted, and the Ministry of Transport states that all charging-infrastructure funding calls are temporarily suspended. The next calls are planned for Q3 2026. The November 2025 storage call ran out of funds within a day — prepare your application in advance.

Planned support

Officially announced planned calls and their terms. Final conditions and exact dates will be published together with the calls in the APVIS system.

Planned · Q3–Q4 2026

Energy storage for households

Individuals who own a solar (RES) plant connected to the same electricity inlet and have become prosumers

€170 per 1 kWh of capacity · €4M budget

In the Ministry of Energy's 2026 plan the grant is adjusted from €380 down to €170 per kWh of storage capacity
Under previous call rules, support covered up to 15 kWh per property (the final cap will be confirmed with the call)
New CE-marked lithium iron phosphate (LFP) and lithium-ion batteries qualify
Applications are submitted via APVIS after installation (compensation principle)
The November 2025 call (€380.08/kWh, €7.85M) was exhausted within a day of opening

enmin.lrv.lt (plan of 30 Dec 2025)

Planned · Q3 2026

Solar plant together with storage

Households installing a package: a solar plant and an energy storage unit together

€3,500 per package · €4M budget

The package grant is reduced from €5,000 to €3,500
The previous call (Oct 2025) required at least a 5 kW plant and at least 10 kWh of storage — items are not funded separately
Previous call grants: €5,012.19 (with an LFP battery) or €4,572.30 (lithium-ion) for a 5 kW + 10 kWh package
The applicant must become a prosumer

enmin.lrv.lt (plan of 30 Dec 2025)

Planned · Q3 2026

Publicly accessible charging points (business)

Companies installing publicly accessible EV charging stations

€10M budget · rates not yet published

The Ministry of Transport plans to open a new call in Q3 2026
The ministry's page currently states: “ALL FUNDING CALLS ARE SUSPENDED!”
Additionally, from the second half of 2026 the 2021–2027 EU funds programme plans to support ~1,870 public charging points in 18 sustainable-mobility cities (€10M)
Since 1 Jan 2026, regulation is friendlier: stations may be built closer to state roads (main/national roads — closer than 30 m, regional — closer than 20 m, but no closer than 4 m from the road strip boundary)

sumin.lrv.lt (e-mobility)

Planned · call in Q1 2027

Private charging points (Social Climate Fund)

Households and micro-enterprises that purchased an EV under Social Climate Fund measures

Up to 100% of costs, capped at €1,450 excl. VAT per point

The European Commission approved Lithuania's Social Climate Fund plan in early June 2026 (total plan — €883.81M)
Measure C2.F.I12 allocates €9.98M (2026–2032), targeting ~6,900 private charging points
One charging point is compensated per EV purchased under the fund (verified by VIN)
Purchase, installation and dynamic load management accessories are funded
A separate measure C2.F.I7 allocates €21.05M for public charging points at municipal plan locations (1,000 points, call also in Q1 2027)

Social Climate Plan (am.lrv.lt, 12 Mar 2026)

Closed calls — what to expect next

The terms of previous calls show what support has looked like so far. New calls usually follow the same logic.

Household storage (Nov 2025, funds gone within a day)

Grant of €380.08/kWh (LFP) or €314.10/kWh (lithium-ion), up to 15 kWh. A solar plant on the same inlet was required. Applications: 11–12 Nov 2025.

Solar plant + storage (Oct 2025 – Jun 2026)

€5,012.19 grant for a 5 kW plant + 10 kWh LFP battery package (€4,572.30 with lithium-ion). For residents who could not obtain grid-connection conditions (generation up to 1 kW).

Household charging stations (until 30 Sep 2025)

40% of the fixed rate compensated (≤11 kW; wall-mounted €831.37, ground €947.80) or 30% (11–22 kW; wall €1,118.98, ground €1,598.33). The programme fully closed in June 2026.

Stations in apartment buildings and workplaces (until 2025)

Apartment residents — 60% (≤11 kW) / 45% (11–22 kW); communities — up to 80% (wall €1,588.74, ground €2,659.06); workplaces — up to 50% (medium 40%, large 20%).

Planned call conditions are preliminary and may change — final terms take effect only once a call is published in the APVIS system. This information is not official advice; verify against primary sources before making decisions.

How we help you get subsidies

1
Free consultation
We assess whether your situation will meet the planned call's conditions (e.g. whether you have a solar plant) and calculate the potential compensation.
2
Preparing in advance
Call funds run out within days — we prepare your documents and application in advance so you can submit among the first.
3
Equipment & installation
We deliver and install equipment that meets subsidy requirements (CE, LFP/lithium-ion) and provide the documents needed for payout.

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Frequently asked questions

How fast do you deliver?

In-stock products are delivered within 1–3 business days across Lithuania. Delivery is free on orders over €100.

How long does charger installation take?

Standard installation is completed within 5 business days of ordering. Complex projects are scheduled individually.

Can I install a station in an apartment building?

Yes. We help obtain the community's approval and install a station with individual metering at your parking space.

What warranty applies to products?

Charging stations carry a 5-year, energy storage a 10-year, and cables and accessories a 2–3-year manufacturer warranty. Installation work is covered by a 5-year warranty.

Can I return a product?

Yes, unused products in original packaging can be returned within 14 days of delivery. Refunds are issued within 5 business days.

Do you install equipment bought elsewhere?

Yes, we also install third-party equipment — we run a compatibility and safety check before starting work.

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