GreenFlux, a pioneering EV charging software provider in Europe, and MOL Group, a leading integrated oil and gas corporation headquartered in Budapest, Hungary, have reached an EV roaming agreement. Through MOL's subsidiary MOL Plugee, GreenFlux now adds 480 additional charge points in Hungary, Romania, Slovenia, Croatia, the Czech Republic, and Slovakia to its European EV roaming network.
By integrating MOL Plugee’s charging points, GreenFlux is strengthening its e-mobility offering in a region that is on the eve of a large expansion of its EV charging infrastructure. While lagging behind other European regions, the Central and Eastern European region shows massive growth potential as the market is slowly maturing. And despite the later start of the electrification process and having fewer stations compared to other European regions, the region does show a higher ratio of high-power DC chargers.
As one of the first movers, MOL takes the lead in developing much-needed EV charging infrastructure in the CEE region.
'The future of transport depends on diverse energy sources – and we’re building the infrastructure to support that future. Our cooperation with GreenFlux is further proof that MOL is successfully integrating alternative mobility services at an international level,' said Tamás Czikora, Mobility Director of the MOL Group.
'Although we see a lower EV adoption rate in Central and Eastern Europe, the region has immense potential for EV charging growth,” says Suthalan Gnanes, Managing at GreenFlux. “MOL has been a great partner of DKV Mobility for many years. With that strong relationship, we are confident that our roaming partnership will be fruitful and will further strengthen our presence in the region.'
MOL Plugee’s charging stations are integrated into GreenFlux’s managed roaming network, which it manages in collaboration with DKV Mobility, GreenFlux's German parent company. The Ratingen-based company is the leading European B2B platform for on-the-road payment solutions, including fuel, parking and toll.
With access to more than 938,000 charge points, GreenFlux offers one of the most extensive EV charging networks in Europe. Next to that, GreenFlux supports both CPOs and eMSPs with an extensive, white-label charge point software system (CPMS) for managing payments, energy management, charge point operations and other EV charging solutions.
