Sharjah Executive Council Sets Rules for Electric Vehicle Charging
The framework defines scope of application and sets installation and operation conditions, with procedures for enforcement and publication across the emirate.
A decision regulating electric vehicle charging stations has been issued in Sharjah, setting rules for installing and operating chargers across public and private locations. The measure seeks to organise connection applications and tariffs for electric vehicle supply equipment and charging services in the emirate.
The Sharjah Executive Council stated that the decision defines the scope of application for charging infrastructure and sets conditions for installation and operation in both public spaces and private areas. It introduces safety and quality standards for equipment and services, and outlines violations and administrative penalties within the regulatory framework.
The decision also provides for related regulatory decisions and sets procedures for enforcement and publication. It focuses on establishing advanced infrastructure associated with charging stations, including the processing of grid connection applications and tariffs applicable to supply equipment and charging services. Together, these provisions specify how charging facilities are to be installed, operated and overseen within Sharjah’s jurisdiction.
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Mar 30, 2026














