Ignitis Group Secures €60 Million for EV Charging Expansion

Ignitis Group Secures Significant Financing for EV Network
AB “Ignitis grup?” has announced a major step forward in its commitment to sustainable transportation. The company recently signed a financing agreement with the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) for a loan amounting to EUR 60 million. This funding will be directed towards the expansion of a public electric vehicle (EV) fast charging network across the Baltic states.
Details of the Financing Agreement
The financing agreement establishes a loan term of 10 years, adhering to corporate financing standards. The primary objective of this loan is to allow its subsidiary, UAB “Ignitis,” to develop up to 600 EV fast charging stations throughout Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia by the end of 2027. The projected investment for this ambitious project is around EUR 76 million.
Investment in Sustainable Infrastructure
As part of the initiative, Ignitis Group has also qualified for a grant of up to EUR 3.78 million from the Connecting Europe Facility's Transport Alternative Fuels Infrastructure Facility program. This additional financing will bolster the Group's already significant investments in the region's EV infrastructure.
Current Status of the EV Charging Network
Ignitis Group is emerging as a leader in the development of EV charging solutions within the Baltic states. By the end of the first quarter of 2025, the Group reported 1,286 operational EV charging points in the area. Remarkably, in 2024, the Ignitis ON network reported an impressive consumption of 4.6 GWh of electricity for charging purposes, further affirming their commitment to enhancing EV infrastructure.
Future Projections and Impact
The advancements in the EV network will not only improve accessibility for electric vehicle users but also contribute significantly to a greener transportation model. The implementation of this project is expected to have a positive economic impact by promoting growth in sustainable energy consumption.
Contact Information for Inquiries
For anyone seeking more information regarding this financing agreement or the EV network project, please reach out to:
Communications
Valdas Lopeta
+370 621 77993
valdas.lopeta@ignitis.lt
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the purpose of the EUR 60 million loan?
The loan aims to finance the development of a public EV fast charging network in the Baltic states.
How many charging stations will be installed?
Up to 600 EV fast charging stations will be installed across Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia.
What is the total estimated investment for this project?
The estimated investment for the project is around EUR 76 million, which includes both loan and grant funding.
What other funding has Ignitis Group received?
Ignitis Group has secured a grant of up to EUR 3.78 million from the Connecting Europe Facility under the Transport Alternative Fuels Infrastructure Facility program.
How many EV charging points does Ignitis currently operate?
As of the first quarter of 2025, Ignitis operates 1,286 EV charging points across the Baltic states.
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