Tilskudd til offentlig tilgjengelig lynlading for tunge kjøretøy

Trondheim kommune offers this grant ("Tilskudd til offentlig tilgjengelig lynlading for tunge kjøretøy") to support the establishment of publicly accessible fast chargers (lynladere) for heavy vehicles in the municipality.

Eligible applicants are businesses registered in the Brønnøysund business registry (Brønnøysundregisteret) that intend to establish publicly accessible fast chargers for heavy vehicles in Trondheim. According to the page, private individuals, building owners or workplaces belonging to the state, county, or municipality, housing cooperatives, and similar entities cannot apply.

The funded costs cover the establishment of public fast-charging stations, including project management, excavation, electrical work, grid-connection fees, chargers, and related equipment.

On funding level and maximum amount, the page states: "Søkere kan få dekket inntil 80 prosent av kostnadene knyttet til etablering av offentlig tilgjengelige lynladere. Maksimal støttesum per søknad er 2,5 millioner kroner." (Translation: "Applicants can have up to 80 percent of the costs related to establishing publicly accessible fast chargers covered. The maximum support amount per application is 2.5 million kroner.")

On the application deadline, the page states: "Søknadsfristen er 15. juni 2026 klokken 12:00." (Translation: "The application deadline is 15 June 2026 at 12:00.")

Applications are submitted through the municipality's grant portal, Tilskuddsbasen, via the link "Gå til Tilskuddsbasen for å søke om tilskudd" pointing to https://tilskudd.trondheim.kommune.no/login?next=%2F.

On the form of support, the page states: "Tilskudd til tiltaket gis som bagatellmessig støtte." (Translation: "Support for the measure is given as de minimis aid.")

The contact listed for the scheme is Tore Nordstad (Climate and Environment Unit), telephone 90 04 35 12. No contact email address is printed on the page. The page also links a downloadable application template/checklist and a recording and presentation from a webinar held 4 November.