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The European Investment Bank (EIB) has taken an important step in support of clean mobility by approving a €40 million loan to Eldrive Holding, an Austrian electric vehicle charging infrastructure company, BalkanEngineer.com has learned from BTA. The project aims to install 8,472 charging stations in Bulgaria, Lithuania and Romania over the next three years, thus supporting the EU's Green Pact targets for sustainable transport and decarbonisation.
This funding is part of the InvestEU programme, which aims to attract more than €372 billion of additional investment over the period 2021-2027. The programme aims to encourage investment in the green transition and sustainable infrastructure. Eldrive Holding's project will accelerate the installation of the necessary charging stations in the region, contributing to the EU Green Pact's target of one million public EV charging and alternative fuel stations by 2027.
This initiative is just the start of the journey towards cleaner and more sustainable mobility in the region. Building charging infrastructure is key to a successful transition to electro-mobility and achieving Europe's sustainable transport goals.
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