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Expanding EV Charging Network in Poland

Eleport and Carrefour Polska have signed a strategic cooperation agreement to expand electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure across Poland. The collaboration will introduce 170 charging points at over 70 Carrefour-owned commercial facilities in 65 cities, enhancing access to eco-friendly transportation and supporting Carrefour’s sustainability goals.

Key Highlights:

  • 170 EV charging points to be launched at 70 Carrefour locations across 65 cities in Poland.
  • Partnership aligns with Carrefour’s global strategy, “Carrefour 2026,” focusing on accessibility and sustainability.
  • Charging stations powered by 100% renewable energy sources.
  • First stations operational later this year with full deployment expected by next year.

This strategic partnership marks a significant advancement in Poland’s EV infrastructure, benefiting both Carrefour customers and the broader community. Carrefour aims to provide accessible and user-friendly EV charging solutions, enhancing customer convenience and promoting ecological transportation methods. Agata Kopytyńska, Director of Real Estate, Expansion, and Assets at Carrefour Polska, emphasized the initiative’s alignment with Carrefour’s global strategy, “Carrefour 2026,” stating:

“The primary goal of Carrefour’s global strategy is to accelerate the company’s transformation through a commitment to accessibility, building the company of the future, and consolidating our sustainable development model. Our partnership with Eleport will further enable us to achieve our ambitious CO2 emission reduction targets. By developing EV charging infrastructure at our facilities, we are enhancing our connection with customers and encouraging the adoption of ecological solutions. This partnership is integral to our efforts towards sustainable transport, addressing current economic and environmental challenges.”

From Eleport’s perspective, this collaboration with Carrefour is a significant milestone in advancing the EV market in Poland. Paweł Doleciński, Sales Director at Eleport, expressed his enthusiasm:

“Collaborating with Carrefour Polska marks another major step in strengthening our presence in the Polish market. This partnership will allow us to offer Carrefour customers in numerous cities the convenience of quick EV charging during their everyday shopping trips. We are particularly thrilled to partner with a company that shares our commitment to developing environmentally friendly transportation solutions.”

The planned expansion of EV charging infrastructure is a significant step towards promoting sustainable development and supporting ecological initiatives in the retail sector. Preparations, including administrative processes and the installation of charging devices, are already underway. The first stations are expected to become operational later this year, with full deployment anticipated by next year.

Eleport and Carrefour will continue to provide updates on the project and further stages of their cooperation, reinforcing their commitment to sustainable transport solutions.

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