ChargeUp Europe presents State of the Industry: ‘European charging industry adds billions to economy’
During the Congress on Charging Infrastructure, which took place on Tuesday 20 May in Arnhem, Lucie Mattera, secretary-general of ChargeUp Europe, presented the results of the State of the Industry 2025 report. The report provides an overview of the rapidly developing EV charging landscape in Europe.
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