In the Netherlands, there are various subsidy schemes available aimed at encouraging the adoption of electric transportation. Here are some subsidies you may be eligible for:

1. Subsidy Scheme for Private Electric Passenger Cars (SEPP): This scheme offers a subsidy amount for individuals purchasing or leasing a new or used electric passenger car. Under the SEPP scheme, it is also possible to apply for a subsidy for purchasing a charging station.
   
   

2. Investment Subsidy for Sustainable Energy (ISDE): This subsidy focuses on promoting sustainable energy generation and energy savings. Under certain conditions, you can apply for a subsidy for the purchase and installation of a charging station.
   
   

3. Subsidy Scheme for Emission-Free Commercial Vehicles (SEBA): This scheme offers subsidies to companies and self-employed entrepreneurs buying or leasing a new emission-free commercial vehicle. It is also possible to apply for a subsidy for the purchase and installation of charging infrastructure, including charging stations.

In addition to these national subsidy schemes, local and regional subsidies may also be available. It is advisable to consult the website of your municipality or province to see if specific subsidies for charging stations are available in your region. Additionally, there may also be subsidies or schemes from energy suppliers, grid operators, or other entities.

It is important to mention that subsidy schemes can change and often have specific conditions and application procedures. It is advisable to consult relevant websites and sources for the most recent information and to check if you qualify for a subsidy for a charging station.