Ekoenergetyka, a leading European provider of EV charging infrastructure, has reached a 37% share of the e-bus charging market in the Benelux region. This achievement positions the company among the top players driving the transition to zero-emission public transport.
Key projects in the region include:
- A long-standing partnership with De Lijn, one of Belgium’s largest E-Bus operators, which aims to achieve a fully emission-free fleet by 2035. Over the course of our cooperation, Ekoenergetyka has delivered charging infrastructure with a total capacity of around 38 MW — with nearly 40 MW more currently in production.
- An ambitious rollout with Hansea, Belgium’s largest private public transport operator, where already 28% of the fleet is electric. Under a contract covering nearly 300 outputs, the partnership has moved into a new phase with infrastructure deployed across 15 locations nationwide. As part of this rollout, Ekoenergetyka has installed 160 chargers.
“Our projects with operators such as De Lijn and Hansea prove the quality and reliability of our solutions. They show that the transition to zero-emission public transport is not a vision of the future – it is happening right now,” said Marcin Krawczyk, Regional Sales Director at Ekoenergetyka-Polska S.A.
Ekoenergetyka will showcase its E-Bus solutions at Busworld 2025 in Brussels, where the company’s international team will be available in Hall 3, booth 314a. (book your meeting)
This year, the spotlight will be on the new generation of Axon Easy — Ekoenergetyka’s best-selling all-in-one charger, now upgraded with an improved Cable Management System (CMS). The redesigned CMS offers a 4-meter reach, intuitive and ergonomic handling, and stable cable guidance even in harsh weather conditions, significantly reducing wear and lowering service costs.
Alongside Axon Easy, Ekoenergetyka will also present the new generation of SAT Box in a refreshed design aligned with the Axon product line. Compact and space-efficient, SAT Box provides high-speed DC charging for locations with limited ground space, such as depots, in-building installations, or gantry systems.
Find out more in our press release [link]