A consortium of investors, led by Dutch lender ING, has raised €138m in green debt for GreenWay – an EV charging point operator. GreenWay is one of central and eastern Europe’s largest e-mobility service providers.
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The consortium includes European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD), InvestEU and Crédit Mutuel Arkéa – a banking and insurance group.
A significant portion of the package (€113m) will be used for refinancing, capital expenditure and working expenses. The remaining €25m will form an uncommitted extension facility.
“Building infrastructure for clean mobility is key to accelerate the energy transition, and we are proud to be a part of this significant project of building a modern low-emission transport ecosystem in the CEE region”, said Peter Kindt, global head of transition accelerator at ING.
GreenWay will use funds to support its expansion into Poland and bolster existing operations in Slovakia, Croatia and the wider CCE region. The company operates over 5,800 charging points and is a charging partner for Coca-Cola, IKEA, InPost and Holcim.
In a statement, ING said GreenWay’s ability to secure €258m for e-mobility signals investor confidence in Europe’s long-term electric mobility market.
“The financing comes amid continued momentum in the European EV market, which grew 19% in the first two months of 2026 alone. In Poland, the battery electric vehicle fleet has grown approximately 62% year-on-year, while Slovakia recorded growth of around 68% over the same period”, the statement reads.
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