- The joint platform will develop EV charging infrastructure in Belgium and the Netherlands.
- TotalEnergies operates over 9,500 charge points in Belgium and 18,000 in the Netherlands.
- The platform will focus on public concessions and new tenders for urban charging expansion.
Joint Investment Platform
TotalEnergies and Tikehau Capital have formed a joint investment platform to enhance electric vehicle charging infrastructure in urban areas of Belgium and the Netherlands. This initiative aims to support municipal authorities in the EV transition.
Platform Objectives
The platform, equally owned by both companies, will focus on developing public concessions currently under construction or in operation by TotalEnergies. It will also respond to new tenders to expand urban public charging infrastructure.
Renewable Energy and Expertise
TotalEnergies will utilize its expertise to develop, operate, and maintain charging infrastructure powered exclusively by certified renewable energy. The partnership with Tikehau Capital will strengthen its business model in electric mobility through shared investments, costs, and risks.
Current Operations
TotalEnergies is a significant player in public charging, operating over 9,500 charge points in Belgium and 18,000 in the Netherlands, positioning it as a leader in these markets.