GreenWay Secures €138 Million Green Debt Package to Expand EV Charging in Central and Eastern Europe

GreenWay has secured up to €138 million in green debt financing to accelerate the expansion of its electric vehicle charging infrastructure in Central and Eastern Europe.

The financing was arranged by a consortium of European lenders led by ING. Other participants include the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development, InvestEU, Crédit Mutuel Arkéa, ING Bank Śląski, and mBank, with mBank also acting as agent, security agent, and green loan coordinator.

Of the total package, €113 million is allocated to refinancing, capital expenditure, and working capital. A further €25 million is available as an uncommitted extension facility. According to GreenWay, the transaction brings the company’s total funding raised for electromobility to €258 million.

The funding will help GreenWay strengthen its position in key markets including Poland, Slovakia, and Croatia, while also supporting broader expansion across Central and Eastern Europe. The company plans to use the investment to grow its public charging network, improve customer services, and support the region’s shift toward low-emission transport.

GreenWay is one of the leading EV charging operators in Central and Eastern Europe. The company operates thousands of charging points and provides charging services for business customers including Coca-Cola, IKEA, InPost, and Holcim.

The financing comes as electric vehicle adoption continues to increase across Europe. GreenWay and its financial partners said the transaction reflects confidence in the long-term development of the region’s EV charging market and the need for reliable public charging infrastructure to support clean mobility.

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