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GreenFlux, a leading provider of EV charging management software, has expanded its roaming network to include 1 million charge points across Europe. This milestone underscores the company’s prominent role in supporting the growth of electric vehicle infrastructure.
Key Highlights
- Network Expansion: Grown from 100,000 points in 2019 to 1 million today, reflecting rapid EV adoption in Europe.
- Geographic Coverage: Spans 37 European countries and Turkey, covering 80% of the continent, including all EU member states.
- Top Countries: The Netherlands, Germany, France, and Belgium each surpass 100,000 charge points.
- Roaming Benefits: Enhances EV driver experience by reducing range anxiety, boosts utilization for charge point operators (CPOs), and widens service reach for e-mobility service providers (eMSPs).
- Company Impact: Powered 10.9 billion electric kilometers and 2.07 billion kWh through charging as of early 2025.
Evolution of GreenFlux’s Roaming Network
Founded in 2011, GreenFlux initially focused on building an EV roaming network before evolving into a comprehensive charge point management software (CPMS) provider. Despite this shift, the company maintained and expanded its roaming as a service (RaaS) offerings. This strategic growth aligned with the booming EV market in Europe, where infrastructure demands have surged.
By early 2019, the network featured 100,000 charge points. It doubled to 500,000 by mid-2023 and reached 900,000 in January of this year. Now at 1 million, the network demonstrates GreenFlux’s commitment to seamless EV charging accessibility. The vast coverage extends from Ankara, Turkey, in the east to the Canary Islands, Spain, in the west—a distance of approximately 4,500 km. This expansive reach includes regions from Iceland and Finland in the north to Spain and Turkey in the south, with ongoing efforts to add more countries.
Benefits for EV Ecosystem Stakeholders
EV roaming serves as a critical accelerator for sustainable mobility. For drivers, it alleviates range anxiety and improves overall travel convenience. CPOs benefit from higher charge point utilization rates, leading to better operational efficiency. Meanwhile, eMSPs can broaden their offerings, attracting more users through enhanced network access.
Suthalan Gnanes, managing director at GreenFlux, highlighted the achievement as a testament to the team’s dedication and partnerships. The company boasts one of the largest EV roaming teams and networks in Europe, fostering innovation in the sector.
GreenFlux’s Comprehensive Solutions
GreenFlux’s eMobility platform supports organizations in managing EV charging at scale. Key features include payments, invoicing, cybersecurity, roaming access, energy management, smart-charging capabilities, and maintenance services. These tools help CPOs and eMSPs optimize revenue while delivering reliable experiences.
As part of the DKV Mobility Group, GreenFlux has pioneered smart-charging technology. Over the years, it has collaborated with major players like Q-Park, TotalEnergies, Interparking, Eneco, EDP, Aldi Nord, Mobilities, and Jouz. This extensive portfolio reinforces its mission to drive the transition to sustainable mobility.
For more details, visit GreenFlux.com.
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