3/30/2026 | Latest
New funding for charging infrastructure in multi-family buildings
The Federal Ministry of Transport is supporting the expansion of charging infrastructure in and around multi-family buildings with a new funding program. Funding applications can be submitted from April 15, 2026. ecodata offers the right solution for implementing charging infrastructure economically and intelligently.
What is funded?
Funding is available for:
- private charging points, such as wallboxes
- suitable technical equipment
- grid connection
- necessary construction measures
- preparatory pre-wiring of parking spaces
Who can apply?
The funding program is divided into three funding calls:
- homeowners’ associations
- small and medium-sized enterprises, as well as private owners of residential property for rental purposes
- housing associations and real estate companies with larger residential property portfolios
Funding amount per parking space
- up to €1,300 without an installed wallbox
- up to €1,500 with a wallbox
- up to €2,000 with a charging point for bidirectional charging
Smart load management with SmartDog
With our SmartDog load management system, ecodata offers a suitable solution for projects of this kind. SmartDog helps intelligently control multiple charging points and efficiently use the available connection capacity. This enables charging infrastructure to be implemented economically and practically — especially where multiple parking spaces or charging points need to be taken into account.
Check eligibility now
Check now whether your property is eligible for funding and lay the foundation for the next steps. Detailed information on the funding program is provided by the Federal Ministry of Transport.
We will be happy to support you in the implementation with suitable solutions for charging infrastructure and load management.
Disclaimer
All information regarding the funding is provided without guarantee. Only the officially published funding conditions and the assessment by the responsible funding authorities of the Federal Ministry of Transport are binding.
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