Fast Charger Incentive Scheme 
Background
"The Chief Executive's 2024 Policy Address" announced that the Government would earmark $300 million for the Fast Charger Incentive Scheme, with the target of providing 3 000 fast chargers to support 160 000 more electric vehicles. It is expected that all fast chargers will be put into service gradually from 2026 to the end of 2028.
The two power companies have published Power Availability Maps for all districts in Hong Kong, initially covering potential locations for installing over 12 000 of FCs. Charging service operators can refer to the Power Availability Maps to identify suitable locations for installing FCs.
A trade briefing was conducted on 25 July 2025 to introduce the Scheme's details and requirements.
Briefing Slides (Chinese version only) 
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Summary of the Scheme

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Application Period
Applications will be accepted on a first-come-first-served basis. The application period of the Scheme is 2 years. The Scheme will open for applications from 3:00 p.m. on 25 July 2025 until 5:00 p.m. on 24 July 2027, or until the exhaustion of the $300 million subsidy, whichever is earlier.
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Subsidy Level and Ceiling
Each eligible FC is entitled to a subsidy of $100,000. Applicants are required to make arrangements on their own for land, power supply and installation, and bear the relevant costs.
The cumulative subsidy ceiling for each eligible applicant is $20 million (i.e. an applicant may apply for subsidy for a maximum of 200 eligible FCs).
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Eligibility Criteria
Eligible applicants and parking spaces must fulfill the following requirements:
Eligible Applicants
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(a)
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- a business entity (include sole proprietorships) registered under the Business Registration Ordinance (Cap. 310); or
- a statutory body/ organisation established by legislation enacted by the Hong Kong legislature; or
- an organisation registered under the Societies Ordinance (Cap. 151); or
- an organisation incorporated under the Companies Ordinance (Cap. 622) in Hong Kong (except power companies).
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(b)
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Must have experience in operating charging services from 21 January 2023 to 20 January 2025:
at least five FCs Note 1 and/or quick chargers (QCs) Note 1; or
- in places outside Hong Kong
at least 20 FCs Note 1.
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Note1: If the experience in operating charging services involves split-type chargers, and each charging gun can simultaneously provide rated output power of 100 kW or above (or above 20 kW), the operation of each charging gun will be regarded as the operation of one FC (or QC).
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Eligible Parking Spaces
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- must have never been installed with any chargers.
- the installation and operation of fast charging services are in compliance with relevant regulations and land lease conditions.
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Operation Requirements
Applicants must fulfill the following requirements to receive subsidy:
Before operation period
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- install (include completed the interfacing testing for online data communication with “EV-Charging Easy”) and operate the FCs within 12 months from the issuance date of the Acknowledgement Notice;
- ensure the FCs comply with the technical and safety standards and regulations under the prevailing legislation and guidelines in Hong Kong;
- procure public liability insurance and full coverage insurance for FCs; and
- submit a Compliance Report to the Government before operation of the FCs.
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During operation period
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- provide charging services to the public uninterruptedly for at least 14 hours daily for a period of 30 months;
- provide uninterruptedly information related to the relevant fees of charging services as well as real-time charger availability of the FCs through the government-designated mobile applicationsNote 2, and other online platforms or mobile applications;
- provide at least one electronic payment option;
- collect charging fees based on actual electricity usage, and display clear pricing information at prominent location on or near the FCs;
- ensure charging services and fees do not vary by vehicle make, model or charging standard (such as European standard or Chinese standard), and no priority service shall be given to specific vehicles or individuals, with the exception of providing discount and priority service to commercial vehicles; and
- the Government encourages the imposition of penalties (such as additional charges) on users who occupy charging spaces after the completion of charging.
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Note2: Government-designated mobile applications refer to “EV-Charging Easy” of the Environmental Protection Department (EPD) and “HKeMobility” of the Transport Department. The real-time availability data of each FC shall be simultaneously transmitted to the "EV-Charging Easy" platform under the EPD. To comply with this requirement, applicants shall complete the “EV Charging Easy” - FCIS Form and submit the completed form via email to ev@epd.gov.hk as soon as receiving the Acknowledgement Notice.
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Application Submission
Applicants who are interested in applying for subsidy must submit to the Environment and Ecology Bureau (Environment Branch) (EEB(EB)) a duly completed Application Form together with related documents (if any), by email to: fastcharger@eeb.gov.hk. Applications submitted by any other means, including but not limited to post, fax, or in person, will not be processed.
If the applicant, after submitting the application, wishes to change the proposed installation locations and/or number of eligible FCs listed in Part D of the Application Form, the whole application will be considered as withdrawn. The applicant must submit a new application, which will be queued and assessed by the EEB(EB) according to the date and time of receipt of the new and valid submission.
Please refer to the documents below for the details and requirements of the Scheme.
Guide to Applicants 
Application Form 
Guide for searching WGS84 coordinates 
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Procedures of the Scheme

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Enquiries
For enquiries related to Scheme, please contact the EEB(EB) by:
Telephone: 2824 0022
Fax: 2909 9526
Email: fastcharger@eeb.gov.hk
Address: 33/F, Revenue Tower,
5 Gloucester Road, Wanchai
Hong Kong
Office hour: 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. on Monday-Friday, except Public Holidays
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References
Please click the link below to visit the Power Availability Maps.
Power Availability Maps 
For enquiries on the installation of FCs, please contact the relevant government departments and organisations:
1. Environmental Protection Department
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Electric Vehicles and Chargers (Enquiry Hotline/ Email)
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3757 6222/ev@epd.gov.hk
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"EV-Charging Easy" Mobile Apps
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Link
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"EV-Charging Easy" Enquiry Hotline
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3757 6222
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"EV-Charging Easy" - FCIS Form |
"EV-Charging Easy" - FCIS Form  |
Information/ Guide for Installation of EV Chargers
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Link
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2. Buildings Department
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Enquiry Hotline
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2626 1616
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3. Lands Department
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Enquiries related to land use and land lease conditions, please contact District Land Offices
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Link
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4. Planning Department
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Enquiry Hotline
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2231 5000 |
Planning Permission Applications (Guidance Notes)
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Link
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Internal Transport Facilities - Electric Vehicle Charging Facilities
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Link
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5. Fire Services Department
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Enquiry Hotline
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3971 4600
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Additional Fire Safety Requirements for Car Parking Facilities installed with Electric Vehicle Charging Facilities
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Link
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Specification of Gas Extraction System for Electrical Charging Facilities
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Link
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6. Electrical and Mechanical Services Department
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Technical Guidelines on Charging Facilities for Electric Vehicles
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Link
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7. Highways Department
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Enquiry Hotline
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2762 3357
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Excavation Works
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Link
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8. The Hongkong Electric Company, Limited
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Enquiry Hotline
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2837 3446
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Enquiry Email
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ev@hkelectric.com |
Smart Power EV Charging Solution
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Link |
9. CLP Power Hong Kong Limited
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Electricity Supply Application for EV Charging
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Link |
More Information
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Contact your customer service manager,
Email: ev@clp.com.hk, or
Online enquiry: Link
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News and Events
Press Release:
Fast Charger Incentive Scheme to launch and begin accepting applications on July 25
Legislative Council Papers:
Follow-up paper for the Legislative Council Panel on Environmental Affairs meeting on 20 January 2025
Discussion paper for the Legislative Council Panel on Environmental Affairs meeting on 20 January 2025
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