Eranovum, a Spanish group dedicated to accelerating the energy transition, has made its foray into France and Belgium, commencing its internationalization process.
In France, the company acquired Yeswecharge, a sustainable mobility startup that has fast charging points in the city of Poitiers. In Belgium, Eranovum has created a joint venture with Ether Energy. Eranovum will provide its experience in the electric mobility sector and Ether Energy will contribute its knowledge of the Belgian market and the development of renewable-energy infrastructures.
Eranovum is aiming to reach 11,000 charging points in Europe by the end of 2026, including 9,000 charging points in Spain by the same date. All chargers installed by Eranovum in France and Belgium will be powered by 100 percent renewable energy.
“The entry into France and Belgium is the first step in our internationalization strategy,” said José Luis Aguirre, CEO and co-founder of Eranovum. “These are very a