A new year means new regulations on installing EV charging stations at companies in France. Buildings used for business purposes are directly affected by these legal obligations, which aim to support the energy transition. What changes can you expect? Here is an overview of the key measures to remember so you can prepare for this crucial deadline.
New legal obligations for companies in 2025
The law now requires companies with car parks of more than 20 spaces to pre-equip their infrastructure for charging stations. This measure applies to both new buildings and existing buildings undergoing major renovation.
The companies concerned must install a minimum number of active charging stations to comply. The aim is to support the electrification of professional fleets and encourage companies to reduce their carbon footprint.
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Which buildings are concerned?
The obligations mainly apply to:
- Existing office and service buildings with car parks of more than 20 spaces.
- New buildings used for commercial or professional purposes.
- Sites under renovation where the car park is affected by major works.
Find out more
Would you like full details on the legal obligations and solutions to comply with the 2025 regulations? Read our detailed article here: Legal obligations for company charging stations
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Anticipate regulatory changes and make the most of electrifying your fleets.