The European Investment Bank (EIB) is driving Europe’s clean transport revolution with a €17.5 million investment in Joltie SA, a Greek electric vehicle (EV) charging operator. Supported by the EU’s Invest EU programme, the funding will help install roughly 2,200 new public charging points across Greece and Cyprus by 2029, covering not just major cities but also remote islands and regional communities. This effort strengthens the EU’s vision of achieving 3.5 million public chargers by 2030 and ensures that clean mobility is accessible to all Europeans.
For Greece and Cyprus, the benefits are substantial: the expansion will reduce greenhouse gas emissions from transport, create green jobs, and boost tourism by making EV travel easier across islands and regional routes. It also supports regional development and energy transition efforts, helping these countries align with the EU’s ambitious climate targets. Since 2022, Joltie has already deployed about one-third of Greece’s charging infrastructure; this new investment will accelerate growth, promote innovation in sustainable transport, and demonstrate how targeted EU-backed funding can transform mobility while protecting the planet.
At Green Humans, we see this as more than infrastructure—it’s a step toward cleaner skies, stronger local economies, and a greener Europe. More