Call window open e-Mobility RO, sub-measure 1 — charging stations for electric vehicles on motorways, expressways and TEN-T national roads
Non-refundable state aid of up to 100%, from the Modernisation Fund, for fast and ultra-fast charging stations on motorways, expressways and TEN-T national roads. The call has a budget of €49.5 million, and applications are submitted in MySMIS 2021 until 27 November 2026, 23:59.
- Who can apply
- Micro-enterprises, small, medium-sized and large enterprises, lawfully established and registered with the ONRC (Trade Register) by…
- Total budget
- EUR 49,500,000 (259,780,950 lei) for the 2026 call under sub-measure 1
- Funding amount
- Maximum EUR 30,000,000 per undertaking, cumulatively across all call windows, and no more than 40% of the scheme budget
- Submission period
- 28 September 2026, 12:00 – 27 November 2026, 23:59
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Who can apply
Micro-enterprises, small, medium-sized and large enterprises, legally established and registered with the ONRC (Trade Register) by the first payment, which hold the right of use over the site. Newly established enterprises and undertakings in difficulty are not eligible. You can apply individually or in partnership.
What it covers
- Charging stations (purchase, installation, integrated software), accessible to the public 24/7
- Transformer stations, networks and electrical connection equipment
- Internal electrical networks/cables to the stations, earthing, OCPP/EMS
- Minimal groundworks: excavation, foundations and concrete platforms for the stations
- Installation, testing and commissioning
Apply in the current call window
- We analyse whether you qualify and under which programme exactly.
- We build the application: business plan, budget, supporting documents.
- We submit during the call window and follow the evaluation.
- We stay with you through the reimbursement file and final payment.
Frequently asked questions
Until when can projects be submitted under e-Mobility RO, sub-measure 1?
The call opened on 28 September 2026 at 12:00 and closes on 27 November 2026 at 23:59. Applications are submitted online only, via the MySMIS 2021 platform. Projects submitted after the deadline are rejected.
What is the budget of the 2026 e-Mobility RO call?
The call has EUR 49,500,000 (259,780,950 lei) from the Modernisation Fund. Sub-measure 1 has a total of EUR 100 million across all call windows, and the whole e-Mobility RO scheme has EUR 299 million.
What is the maximum funding a company can receive?
An undertaking can receive no more than EUR 30 million, cumulatively across all call windows, and no more than 40% of the scheme budget. The aid covers up to 100% of eligible costs. Only one project is submitted in each call window, and it may include several locations.
Who can apply to e-Mobility RO?
Micro-enterprises, SMEs and large enterprises can apply, provided they are registered with the ONRC no later than the first payment and hold the right of use over the site. Newly established companies and companies in difficulty are not eligible. You can apply individually or in partnership.
How are projects selected?
Selection is by competitive bidding. 85% of the score depends on the aid requested per installed kW (the lower it is, the higher the score), and 15% on the total installed power. Where scores are equal, the project with the higher value takes priority. Contracts are signed between 20 and 28 May 2027.
What technical requirements must the stations meet?
For light-duty vehicles, at least two charging points of at least 150 kW each and at least 600 kW in total are required. For heavy-duty vehicles, at least two charging points of at least 350 kW each are required, with 3,600 kW in total on the TEN-T core network and 1,500 kW on the comprehensive network. The points must have a CCS Combo 2 connector and be accessible to the public 24/7.
How long does it take to prepare the application?
It depends on the complexity of the project and the documents you already have. The first step is the eligibility analysis, which tells you what needs to be prepared.
What happens if I do not qualify?
We tell you before any contract is signed, and if another suitable programme exists, we point you to it.
Next step
Apply in the current call window — e-Mobility RO, sub-measure 1 — charging stations for electric vehicles on motorways, expressways and TEN-T national roads
Fill in the form and we will tell you whether you qualify. If you do not qualify under this programme, we will tell you which other one you could apply for — or that there is none, if that is the case.
or call us directly on 0755 167 167
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