Ekoenergetyka secures loan of 170 million euros

Bank Pekao has agreed a loan agreement with electric car chargers giant Ekoenergetika to increase production capacity in the Polish city of Luhansk, according to the company s co-founder and chief executive of the consortium, Bartosz Kubik, who has been appointed as chairman of bank responsible for the development of electric cars.. But Про The company says it is to receive an additional £100m loan from the bank, as part of its ambitious investment plan to boost the market for electric vehicles in Europe, it has become the first major energy company to be involved in developing electric vehicle charging technology in Poland, and to provide an extra £200m to help the firm to develop sustainable development in its latest phase of growth in power supply schemes. Another £300m is being spent on renewable energy and energy infrastructure. The firm has said it will receive more than 1,100 million zloty (£400m) worth of money to tackle growing demand for electricity cables across the country, but it wants to invest hundreds of million pounds in an investment initiative to improve production and deliveries of electronic cars and cars within the next two years, with the possibility of more investment in electric bus drivers and car-making programmes in this year, the loan will be awarded to an electric power company that aims to expand its market share in electrification and production of new technologies in order to meet climate change targets and meet the demand of consumers and the UK economy - including the use of industrial robots.

Source: electrive.com
Published on 2024-06-17

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