Funding programmes for charging stations in Poland change quickly: some calls close early because the budget runs out, others are announced months in advance. Here is what is available as of November 2026 and how to prepare for the next calls.
Charging stations for heavy-duty transport
The largest current programme is run by the National Fund for Environmental Protection and Water Management (NFOŚiGW) and financed from the Modernisation Fund. Its total budget is PLN 2 billion and it supports public charging stations for zero-emission trucks and buses.
- Each charging point must deliver at least 350 kW DC. Several smaller chargers adding up to 350 kW do not qualify.
- Most of the budget goes to sites along the TEN-T road network; the rest to logistics centres, transport depots and intermodal terminals or sites close to them.
- In the first call, published in June 2026, NFOŚiGW recommended 170 projects with 843 public charging stations and more than 600 MW of capacity.
- A second call has been announced, but its exact dates must be checked on the NFOŚiGW website.
Non-public chargers for businesses
NFOŚiGW also ran a call for non-public charging stations of at least 22 kW, with grants of up to 25% of eligible costs. The call was open on a rolling basis until 30 April 2026 and, according to available information, is now closed. Watch for a follow-up call if you are planning chargers for your fleet or employees.
Subsidies for electric cars
The NaszEauto programme, the successor of Mój Elektryk, accepted applications until 30 April 2026, but its budget was used up earlier, at the beginning of 2026. There is currently no open national call for buying electric cars.
Home wallboxes
We are not aware of any national call dedicated only to home wallboxes. It is worth checking regional environmental funds (WFOŚiGW) and local programmes run by municipalities, which sometimes support home energy investments.
How to prepare for the next call
- Secure the site: ownership or a long-term lease agreement.
- Apply for grid connection conditions early, because this often takes the longest.
- Prepare a cost estimate and schedule, including the chargers, grid connection, construction work and software.
- Plan who will operate the station: registration in EIPA, UDT acceptance, payments and maintenance.
- Read the current call rules on the NFOŚiGW website and submit the application through its online application generator.
A station without funding
Funding is not the only way. If you have a good site, Powerize can cover the whole investment, from design and installation to maintenance, and you receive rent or a share of the revenue. You can also use our calculator to estimate what a station on your site could earn.
This article reflects publicly available information as of November 2026 and is not legal or financial advice. Always check the current rules on nfosigw.gov.pl before applying.