Such projects can also receive state subsidies as a part of the Polish government’s infrastructure support for electric vehicle charging and hydrogen tanking programme. But before an investor can sit down with a contractor to talk about building an electric vehicle charging station on their property, the building needs to be surveyed both from a legal and technical standpoint. The investor’s third-party contractual responsibilities also need to be scrutinised to identify circumstances that might affect these plans, as well as: the material and financial schedule, how long the work is going to take, and the costs of the project.
Legal due diligence
It might turn out that investors want to build an electric vehicle charging station on land that they do not have legal title to or where they have insufficient legal rights for the construction and use of such a charging station. In such cases, it is imperative to start negotiations with the land’s owner to ensure there