Image: GreenWayWith the latest funding round, the company says the total amount of capital raised for the development of electric mobility has now reached €258 million.GreenWay stated that the new financing would primarily support the further rollout of its charging network, investments in service quality and customer experience, and the strengthening of its position in Poland alongside expansion across the wider Central and Eastern European market.The company described the agreement as ‘more than just another financing round’ and said it represented ‘an important signal for the entire electric mobility market in Central and Eastern Europe.’The financing was provided by Crédit Mutuel Arkéa, the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD), ING Poland, ING and mBank. According to GreenWay, the agreement marks the first debt financing of its kind for an independent charging infrastructure operator in the region.GreenWay also linked the investment to broader energy and geopolitical considerations. “Today, electric mobility is no longer just a technological trend, but an element of Europe’s energy security,” the company stated on LinkedIn. “In the face of growing geopolitical challenges and dependence on imported fossil fuels, the development of electric transport is becoming a strategic necessity.”GreenWay operates public EV charging infrastructure across several Central and Eastern European markets, with Poland representing its largest market. The company has been expanding its high-power charging network in the region, for example, as part of the EU project Expand-E and the EU-funded Cross-E project.linkedin.com (in Polish)