Electric vehicle users will have access to hundreds of new charging points. This is one of the outcomes of the agreement between NOXO ENERGY and CBRE, a leading player in commercial real estate consultancy. The stations will be located near shopping centers, restaurants, and office buildings. This strategic partnership marks a milestone for the entire electromobility sector in Poland. By the end of 2025, we will build a total of 1,000 charging points.

NOXO ENERGY has signed a strategic partnership with CBRE, a Fortune 500 and S&P 500 company headquartered in Los Angeles. CBRE is the world’s largest commercial real estate services and investment firm (based on 2019 revenue). The company employs over 100,000 people (excluding affiliates and partners) and serves real estate investors and tenants through more than 530 offices worldwide.

The strategic agreement aims to create hundreds of new electric vehicle charging stations.

“The signed partnership is a natural step towards the expansion of the charging point network and, more importantly, a response to public demand. Year after year, the number of electric vehicles is growing both in Poland and across Europe. Appropriate infrastructure is essential to make electric car travel comfortable for everyone,” says Jakub Bańkowski, Member of the Board of NOXO ENERGY. “The electromobility market in Poland continues to grow, but new investments are needed. We are confident that building new charging points will significantly contribute to the sector’s growth while positioning NOXO as the largest electric vehicle charging network with entirely Polish capital.”

CBRE will identify new locations where NOXO will sign lease agreements and install public electric vehicle charging stations, either low or high power.

“As a national operator of public electric vehicle charging stations, we offer both low-power (AC) and high-power (DC) solutions. This allows us to tailor our offerings to any facility—whether it’s a hotel or office building where customers spend more time or locations where users want to quickly charge their vehicles, such as shopping centers, roadside restaurants, or city centers,” says Paweł Włudyga, Member of the Board of NOXO ENERGY.

January Ciszewski, CEO of JR Holding, a company listed on the Warsaw Stock Exchange and an investor in NOXO ENERGY, adds: “NOXO is one of the fastest-growing companies in our portfolio. The renewable energy sector is a priority for our investments. We are pleased that the company is actively shaping the market, and the partnership with CBRE opens up new opportunities for its development.”

NOXO ENERGY plans to establish 1,000 charging points across Poland by the end of 2025, with the iconic rhino logo. This will position the company as a leader in its category, becoming the largest network with entirely Polish capital.

Currently, NOXO operates 400 charging points, and its app is used by 17,000 users.