Elektra, operator of charging stations for electric vehicles, is taking out a green loan of up to €433 million to finance its future growth. The funding will be used to accelerate the rollout of high-quality infrastructure further. This transaction brings the total financing raised by Electra since its inception to over €1 billion.

Electra’s network currently includes more than 500 stations – over 3,000 active charging points – in nine European countries. Belgium currently has 113 fast-charging stations and 706 Electra fast-charging points.

Clear mission

The company aims to have 2,200 stations and 15,000 ultra-fast charging points by 2030, strategically located in high-traffic locations such as urban areas, transportation hubs, business districts, and major roads.

Electra has a clear mission: to make ultra-fast charging accessible, simple, and intuitive for everyone. The funding will enable them to optimize every user interaction with technology for a seamless experience: an intuitive app, smart route planner, auto-charging features, fixed and competitive rates, and 24/7 customer service.

The company now employs more than 250 staff members. By collaborating with banks, local governments, landowners, industrial partners, and financial institutions, Electra is developing a large-scale infrastructure network that enables accessible and low-carbon mobility.