For My Company, we shared why NOXO is a unique player in the market, the challenges we faced, and why we chose rhinos as our symbol. We invite you to read the interview with Kuba Bańkowski.

How and why was NOXO Energy founded?

The idea for the company was born in early 2019 when we noticed the growing popularity of electric cars, especially in Europe. In Poland, this trend was just beginning to emerge. I remember we even had to check and confirm when the first Electromobility Act came into effect. Initially, charging stations in Poland had to offer their services for free due to a lack of guidelines regarding energy sales or charging services. However, we saw that this sector was developing dynamically in the West.

No Plan B

The key question founders ask themselves is: what percentage of all cars will be electric in the coming years? Even if that percentage is small, and the current number of electric cars on the roads doubles, the business will become profitable.

“Thanks to a well-thought-out strategy, we avoided creating a complex structure that would generate high monthly fixed costs. As a result, we need very little to reach profitability,” adds Bańkowski.

We encourage you to read the full article: https://mycompanypolska.pl/artykul/rynek-stacji-ladowania-przypomina-biznes-nieruchomosciowy-jakub-bankowski-noxo-energy/15732

In the coming months, the Polish electromobility market may experience a real boom. As part of the National Recovery Plan Revision, the government is allocating substantial funds for subsidies for the purchase of electric vehicles. These subsidies will benefit not only private individuals but also companies interested in leasing or long-term rentals of zero-emission vehicles. However, will the development of charging infrastructure keep pace with the growing number of electric cars on Polish roads? Our expert, Jakub Bańkowski, discussed this for the Polska Press Group’s portal, Motofakty.pl.

Electric car owners in Poland choose vacation destinations based on whether a given facility has the appropriate charging infrastructure. In response to growing demand, many hotels now offer charging points to attract eco-tourists. The availability of such amenities is becoming a key factor influencing the decision to book a particular property. What does the charging infrastructure in Poland look like? We took a closer look.

More charging stations along Polish roads will be available, and they will be faster. Drivers will no longer need to create accounts or install apps to pay for using fast chargers. These are the key changes introduced by the EU AFIR regulation, which came into effect on April 13, 2024. As reported by Money.pl, the regulation mandates that member states expand their electric vehicle charging networks. It also requires that charging operators enable ad hoc payments, meaning no app or RFID card from a specific network is needed for payment.

Recently, we announced that our company signed a strategic agreement with CBRE, a leading player in commercial real estate consultancy, to establish new electric vehicle charging points across Poland. Among others, Puls Biznesu covered our investment. We are pleased that the media is showing interest in topics related to the development of our company and the entire electromobility sector in Poland.

In the article, the editor quoted one of our investors, January Ciszewski, who commented on our company:

• “This is one of the fastest-growing companies in our portfolio,” said January Ciszewski, founder and CEO of JR Holding.

The article also addressed the development of the entire sector:

• “Poland’s charging infrastructure already allows for smooth travel by electric car across the country. Drivers can easily charge their cars both on the road and at their destination. However, we are not yet ready for the years 2030-35, when most manufacturers plan to phase out combustion engine cars, replacing them with electric vehicles. The development of charging infrastructure must be tied to the growth of the electric vehicle market. I believe the next four years will be the most dynamic period for this type of infrastructure development,” summarized Jakub Bańkowski.

The editorial team also emphasized that, thanks to the collaboration with CBRE, our company will grow and may become a leader in its category.

The full article is available at this link: https://www.pb.pl/noxo-doladuje-siec-z-nosorozcem-1213087

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.