Poland to expand ultra-fast EV charging network

The project will be funded by nearly €60 million from the European Commission to support e-mobility development in Poland.

Illustrative photo of an electric car sign.

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As announced via social media by the Ministry of Funds and Regional Policy, the EU has given Poland the green light to implement e-mobility initiatives.

The EU funding will support the construction of charging stations for electric vehicles, including innovative ultra-fast chargers with a capacity of 1 MW.

Out of the €59 million allocated for this purpose, nearly €25 million will be invested in infrastructure development within Poland.

? Zielone światło dla e-mobilności w Polsce! ?
Wszystkie projekty #CEF budowy stacji ładowania, które uzyskały poparcie #MFiPR, otrzymały dofinansowanie #UE! ?￰ﾟﾇﾺ✅
? #KE ogłosiła wyniki konkursu #ŁączącEuropę ” dotyczącego budowy infrastruktury paliw alternatywnych #CEF AFIF… pic.twitter.com/jzB6vZF1kY

— Ministerstwo Funduszy i Polityki Regionalnej (@MFIPR_GOV_PL) February 6, 2025

All projects applying under the CEF Transport AFIF Call 2024 are eligible for EU support, the ministry stated on government platforms.

Source: X/@MFIPR_GOV_PL

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