Agreements for lease for EV charging

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The growing popularity and necessity of electric vehicles (EVs) is driving increased demand for convenient, accessible charging points.

Landowners and businesses across the UK can capitalise on this by putting in place carefully structured lease agreements tailored specifically for EV charging stations. This is where Moore Barlow and our expert team can help you and your business.

What is an EV charging agreement?

An Agreement for Lease for EV charging is a legal document that sets out the intention of both the landowner and the EV charging operator to enter into a formal lease once certain pre-conditions are met. These pre-conditions typically include securing planning permission, obtaining grid connection approval, and completing technical surveys. The agreement outlines the key lease terms in advance—such as the length of the lease, rent or revenue share, and access rights—providing both parties with certainty and a framework to move forward with the project.

This type of agreement is particularly useful in EV charging developments, where operators need to secure land rights before investing in infrastructure. It gives operators confidence to progress with planning and regulatory steps, knowing they will have the legal right to lease the land once conditions are satisfied. For landowners, it provides a structured pathway to granting a lease, while ensuring that development proceeds responsibly and in line with agreed terms.

Callum Leary

Callum Leary

Partner | Commercial Property, Real Estate, Real Estate Finance

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Why you need specialist EV charging lease agreements

Agreements for lease for EV charging require specific expertise and careful consideration. At Moore Barlow, we understand the importance of clearly outlining responsibilities, liabilities and terms in your leasing arrangements. Our experienced solicitors ensure your agreements clearly define the roles and expectations of all involved parties, minimising risks and maximising returns.

Our specialist renewable energy solicitors advise landowners, commercial landlords and service providers in drafting and reviewing EV charging leases. We offer tailored counsel to ensure these agreements comply with planning permission, connection to grid concerns, regulatory requirements and accommodate future developments in renewable technology.

Our services include:

  • Negotiating terms and conditions favourable to your specific requirements
  • Reviewing infrastructure installation and maintenance obligations
  • Ensuring the documentation aligns with the regulatory framework
  • Addressing landlord and tenant liabilities and indemnities clearly within the lease
  • Futureproofing agreements against evolving EV and renewable energy sector standards

Moore Barlow’s renewable energy specialists bring an in-depth knowledge of both property law and the rapidly evolving EV sector. Our proactive legal advice ensures your agreements protect your interests, facilitate smooth project delivery and foster long-term, sustainable relationships.

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Why choose Moore Barlow for EV charging lease arrangements?

When entering into agreements for lease for EV charging, you need experienced legal experts who understand both commercial real estate and renewable energy developments. At Moore Barlow, our solicitors combine detailed local knowledge with specialist renewable energy legal experience to deliver a comprehensive service.

Choosing Moore Barlow means accessing:

  • A dedicated team that listens to your objectives and personalises advice
  • Transparent, commercially focused counsel
  • Practical solutions ensuring your contracts reflect your priorities
  • Expertise in navigating the evolving renewable energy landscape

Contact our specialist renewable energy agreements solicitors at Moore Barlow to discuss how we can help you establish and manage effective agreements for lease for EV charging infrastructure.

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