GEIG & EPBD
The law requires a charge point to exist — not that anyone gets a turn at it. This calculator shows the statutory minimum for your site and what it means in practice.
Inside or directly adjoining the building — this is what triggers § 10 GEIG.
Staff, residents or tenants who park there regularly.
Share of vehicles that actually want to charge.
Leave empty to assume only what the law demands.
Recommended charge points
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What the law demands
What your site needs
How this is calculated: sessions = points × floor(window ÷ charging time). No queueing simulation, just division — every figure can be checked by hand.
We'll email you the full report — legal status, assumptions and every figure, ready to forward to your management.
GEIG regulates installation, not access. You installed the charge point because the law said so — and from the next day on, fourteen colleagues negotiate in the corridor over who gets it when. Whoever arrives first blocks it for eight hours. Whoever charges in the evening finds a full car. ChargeSlot distributes exactly that time: book a slot, get a reminder before it ends, and if you want, the charge point switches itself off.
This calculator is guidance, not legal advice. § 10 GEIG and Directive (EU) 2024/1275 as amended are what count.
