Policy paper

Charging Infrastructure Investment Fund

The fund aims to catalyse the rollout of electric vehicle charging infrastructure that is required to support the electrification of vehicles.

From:
Infrastructure and Projects Authority and HM Treasury
Published
23 July 2018
Last updated
26 September 2019 — See all updates
This was published under the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government

Documents

Charging Infrastructure Investment Fund Request for Proposals

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Details of the operation of the Charging Infrastructure Investment Fund

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Details

The Chancellor of the Exchequer announced at Budget 2017 that the government would, in partnership with the private sector, establish a new electric vehicle charging infrastructure investment fund.

The aim of the fund is to catalyse the rollout of electric vehicle charging infrastructure that is required to support the electrification of vehicles, by providing greater access to finance on a commercial basis.

Following the request for proposals, Zouk Capital, the infrastructure and private equity fund manager, was appointed fund manager.

The CIIF reached first financial close in September 2019.

Contact us

To contact the fund manager, Zouk Capital, please contact: [email protected]

Updates to this page

Published 23 July 2018
Last updated 26 September 2019 + show all updates

  1. Addition of details on the operation of the CIIF

  2. Update with preferred bidder

  3. Update to text following closing date

  4. Updated responses to initial questions

  5. Please note the answer to question 27 has been updated at 17.30PM from the previously uploaded version

  6. Updated responses to initial questions

  7. Updated responses to initial questions

  8. Updated responses to initial questions

  9. Publication of answers to prospective bidders' questions received to date.

  10. First published.

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