Subsidiary Legislation · As enacted · 6 parts
Electric Vehicles Charging (Electric Vehicle Chargers) Regulations 2023
Part 1
Preliminary
Official textFrom Singapore Statutes Online, unchanged
reg 1Citation and commencement
These Regulations are the Electric Vehicles Charging (Electric Vehicle Chargers) Regulations 2023 and come into operation on 8 December 2023.
reg 2Definitions
In these Regulations —“accredited certification body” means a person providing conformity assessment services, that is —
accredited under the Singapore Accreditation Council’s Certification Body Accreditation Scheme administered by the Enterprise Singapore Board; or
recognised by a Foreign Recognition Body;“accredited laboratory” means a person providing laboratory testing services, that is —
accredited under the Singapore Accreditation Council’s Laboratory Accreditation Scheme administered by the Enterprise Singapore Board; or
recognised by a Foreign Recognition Body;“conformity assessment body” means a person that performs conformity assessment or any test relating to conformity assessment;“Enterprise Singapore Board” means the Enterprise Singapore Board established by section 3 of the Enterprise Singapore Board Act 2018;“Foreign Recognition Body” means an entity in a country other than Singapore that is authorised under any of the following agreements or arrangements to recognise conformity assessment bodies, testing laboratories or both, on behalf of that country:
the Asia Pacific Accreditation Cooperation Mutual Recognition Agreement;
the International Laboratory Accreditation Cooperation Mutual Recognition Agreement;
a mutual recognition agreement;[Deleted by S 175/2025 wef 18/03/2025]“licensed electrical worker” means an individual who is the holder of an electrical worker licence issued under the Electricity (Electrical Workers) Regulations (Rg 1), that is valid and in force;“LTA C&F List” means the document known as “LTA’s list of certificates and forms for certification, installation and inspection of EV chargers” published by the LTA, as in force from time to time;“mutual recognition agreement” means —
a bilateral mutual recognition agreement or arrangement between Singapore and any other country; or
a multilateral mutual recognition agreement or arrangement between Singapore and 2 or more other countries;“non‑restricted access location” means any place that is not a restricted access location;“non‑restricted access use”, in relation to an EV charger, means the use of an EV charger at a non‑restricted access location;“prescribed competent person” means an individual prescribed under regulation 20;“prescribed person” means an individual prescribed under regulation 18;“restricted access location” has the meaning given by regulation 2A;“restricted access use”, in relation to an EV charger, means the use of an EV charger to charge any electric vehicle in Singapore parked within a restricted access location;[Deleted by S 503/2024 wef 08/06/2024]“TR25:2016”, “TR25:2016+A1:2020”, “TR25:2022” and “TR25:2022+A1:2025” have the meanings given by regulation 3.
“accredited certification body” means a person providing conformity assessment services, that is —
accredited under the Singapore Accreditation Council’s Certification Body Accreditation Scheme administered by the Enterprise Singapore Board; or
recognised by a Foreign Recognition Body;
“accredited laboratory” means a person providing laboratory testing services, that is —
accredited under the Singapore Accreditation Council’s Laboratory Accreditation Scheme administered by the Enterprise Singapore Board; or
recognised by a Foreign Recognition Body;
“conformity assessment body” means a person that performs conformity assessment or any test relating to conformity assessment;
“Enterprise Singapore Board” means the Enterprise Singapore Board established by section 3 of the Enterprise Singapore Board Act 2018;
“Foreign Recognition Body” means an entity in a country other than Singapore that is authorised under any of the following agreements or arrangements to recognise conformity assessment bodies, testing laboratories or both, on behalf of that country:
the Asia Pacific Accreditation Cooperation Mutual Recognition Agreement;
the International Laboratory Accreditation Cooperation Mutual Recognition Agreement;
a mutual recognition agreement;
“licensed electrical worker” means an individual who is the holder of an electrical worker licence issued under the Electricity (Electrical Workers) Regulations (Rg 1), that is valid and in force;
“LTA C&F List” means the document known as “LTA’s list of certificates and forms for certification, installation and inspection of EV chargers” published by the LTA, as in force from time to time;
“mutual recognition agreement” means —
a bilateral mutual recognition agreement or arrangement between Singapore and any other country; or
a multilateral mutual recognition agreement or arrangement between Singapore and 2 or more other countries;
“non‑restricted access location” means any place that is not a restricted access location;
“non‑restricted access use”, in relation to an EV charger, means the use of an EV charger at a non‑restricted access location;
“prescribed competent person” means an individual prescribed under regulation 20;
“prescribed person” means an individual prescribed under regulation 18;
“restricted access location” has the meaning given by regulation 2A;
“restricted access use”, in relation to an EV charger, means the use of an EV charger to charge any electric vehicle in Singapore parked within a restricted access location;
“TR25:2016”, “TR25:2016+A1:2020”, “TR25:2022” and “TR25:2022+A1:2025” have the meanings given by regulation 3.
Subregulation 1
For the purposes of these Regulations, a restricted access location is any parking space or location for parking as described in paragraph (2) or (3) in relation to a landed dwelling‑house.
Subregulation 2
Where the landed dwelling‑house is in a development that is to be comprised, or is comprised, in a strata title plan, a restricted access location is —
any parking space or location for parking that is comprised in the same proposed lot or lot as the landed dwelling‑house; or
any parking space or location for parking that is comprised in 2 or more contiguous proposed lots or lots if —
the landed dwelling‑house is comprised in at least one of those proposed lots or lots; and
one of the following applies:
all the proposed lots are purchased by the same purchaser;
in a case where the development is comprised in a strata title plan —
all the lots are purchased by the same purchaser;
all the lots are registered in the name of the same subsidiary proprietor who is the owner developer of the development and those lots are not purchased by any person; or
all the lots are registered in the name of the same subsidiary proprietor who is not the owner developer of the development.
Subregulation 3
If paragraph (2) does not apply to the landed dwelling‑house, a restricted access location in relation to the landed dwelling‑house is any parking space or location for parking within the landed dwelling‑house.
Subregulation 4
In this regulation —
“development”, “lot”, “owner developer”, “proposed lot” and “purchaser” have the meanings given by section 2(1) of the Building Maintenance and Strata Management Act 2004;
“landed dwelling‑house” means a detached house, semi‑detached house or linked or terrace house or townhouse, that is or is to be used wholly or mainly for the purpose of human habitation;
“strata title plan” and “subsidiary proprietor” have the meanings given by section 3(1) of the Land Titles (Strata) Act 1967.
reg 3Technical Reference for EV charger
In these Regulations —
“TR25:2016” means the version of Technical Reference 25 for Electric Vehicles Charging System published by the Enterprise Singapore Board on 16 August 2016;
“TR25:2016+A1:2020” means the version of Technical Reference 25 for Electric Vehicles Charging System published by the Enterprise Singapore Board on 27 July 2020; (c)“TR25:2022” means the version of Technical Reference 25 for Electric Vehicles Charging System published by the Enterprise Singapore Board on 28 February 2022; and
“TR25:2022+A1:2025” means the version of Technical Reference 25 for Electric Vehicles Charging System published by the Enterprise Singapore Board on 17 March 2025.
Part 2
Approval for Supply of Ev Charger
Part 3
Registration of Ev Charger
Part 4
Requirements for Installation, Certification, and Inspection of Ev Charger
Part 5
Prescribed Matters for Offences on Improper Use or Charging of Ev Charger
Part 6