Green Deal 06 objectives
The Green Deal 06 scheme aims to accelerate the energy transition in the Alpes-Maritimes region by encouraging the adoption of clean technologies, particularly in the field of electric mobility. Its main objectives are:
- Promote the use of electric vehicles by facilitating access to recharging infrastructures.
- Provide financial support to condominiums for the installation of collective recharging infrastructures, with aid of up to €400 per site.
- Reduce transport-related greenhouse gas emissions in the département.
- Encourage innovation and local economic development in the renewable energies and sustainable mobility sectors.
- Improving air quality and the quality of life for Alpes-Maritimes residents.
In 2024, Green Deal 06 extends its scope to include funding for electric vehicle charging stations, demonstrating the department's ongoing commitment to the fight against climate change.
Green Deal 06 beneficiaries
This scheme encourages the adoption of electric vehicles by facilitating the installation of charging stations. This financial assistance program is accessible to a wide range of beneficiaries, reflecting the department's commitment to the energy transition.
The main beneficiaries of Green Deal 06 for the installation of charging stations are :
- Owner-occupiers, provided that the dwelling is their principal residence
- Landlords
- non-trading property companies (SCI), with the exception of social landlords, and provided that the property is the principal residence of one of the shareholders.
- Usufructuaries, provided the property is their principal residence
- Condominium managers, for apartment energy renovation projects
It is important to note that :
- The property must be located in the Alpes-Maritimes department
- Solar panels must be installed by an RGE (Reconnu Garant de l'Environnement) certified installer.
- Third-party investment not eligible for subsidy
The Green Deal 06 thus demonstrates its determination to support the residents of the Alpes-Maritimes in their transition to electric mobility, by making the installation of charging stations more financially accessible.
Green Deal 06 eligibility criteria
The main conditions for this grant are as follows:
- Eligible beneficiaries: Owners of condominiums in the département, whether primary or secondary residences.
- Amount of assistance: Flat rate of €400 per equipped parking space, up to the total cost invoiced for the individual contribution to the collective infrastructure.
- Type of equipment concerned : The aid covers only collective infrastructure (sheaths, cable trays, switchboards, etc.) and not individual terminals.
- Resource requirements: None, the assistance is open to all homeowners with no income ceiling.
- Frequency: Only one request per unit.
- Work: To be carried out by a qualified installer.
To qualify for this assistance, applicants must provide several documents, including proof of identity, bank details, proof of ownership and an invoice for the work carried out.
This subsidy is in line with the department's commitment to promoting electric mobility and facilitating access to recharging infrastructure for condominium owners.
Amount of subsidy
Le Green Deal 06 offre une aide financière substantielle pour l‘installation de bornes de recharge en copropriété dans les Alpes-Maritimes. Cette subvention vise à encourager l’adoption des véhicules électriques en facilitant l’accès aux infrastructures de recharge.
The subsidy is set at €400 per parking space equipped with a charging station. This flat-rate subsidy is granted within the limit of the total cost invoiced to the user for his individual contribution to the collective infrastructure.
it should be noted that :
- The amount of aid is 50% of the price of the installation, excluding VAT.
- Assistance is limited to one application per home.
- It is open to all condominium owners, regardless of income.
- For condominium associations, assistance can reach up to €4,000 for shared-use charging stations.
This subsidy covers only the costs of collective infrastructure, such as ducts, cable trays, switchboards and collective cables. Individual equipment, such as the charging stations themselves, are not eligible.
By combining this subsidy with other national grants, condominium owners can significantly reduce the cost of installing a charging infrastructure, thus facilitating the transition to electric mobility in the département.
Required supporting documents
To qualify for Green Deal 06 assistance, you'll need to provide several essential documents. Be sure to prepare the following items before submitting your application:
- Valid identification
- A bank statement (RIB) for payment of the grant
- For landlords: a document attesting either to a current rental, or to an imminent rental project, or to a recently-completed rental, all in the context of the tenant's occupation of the property as his or her principal residence.
- The latest property tax notice or the notarized deed of purchase for recent properties
- Detailed invoice for the installation, dated and marked "paid" or "acquittée".
This invoice must clearly distinguish between costs related to the collective infrastructure and any other expenses. Make sure that the contribution or share due for the installation of the collective infrastructure in your condominium is clearly specified.
Careful preparation of these documents will facilitate the processing of your application and speed up the process of obtaining your grant.
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Conclusion
The Green Deal 06 scheme represents an exceptional opportunity to play an active part in the energy transition. With a subsidy of €400 per parking space, this scheme makes the installation of charging infrastructures for electric vehicles more accessible.
With no means-testing and open to all homeowners, whether primary or secondary residences, Green Deal 06 demonstrates the département's commitment to promoting sustainable mobility.
