E.ON Drive Infrastructure

E.ON Drive Infrastructure (EDRI) is a commercial charging-infrastructure business focused on public electric-vehicle charging in Europe. Its website describes the company as a pan-European charge point operator (CPO) and says it invests in, builds and operates high-power charging infrastructure for passenger and commercial vehicles. The company presents its work as contributing to a public charging network and to scalable electric mobility. EDRI’s homepage states that, as of 2026, it operates more than 9,000 public EV charging points across 11 European countries. The supplied material does not identify those countries individually, give a headquarters or founding date, or specify the company’s ownership structure. Its website invites drivers to find charging stations and learn how charging works, and invites potential site partners to work with the company. The homepage also highlights partnerships and infrastructure-development activity. It reports a partnership with SAS and E.ON Drive that enables EuroBonus members in Sweden and Denmark to earn points when charging at E.ON Drive’s public network. It additionally highlights an Italian motorway tender win and funding announcements for a European MCS network and from the EU, without providing further details in the supplied evidence. The company describes its proposition as combining infrastructure expertise, energy know-how and operational execution.

The supplied evidence does not establish E.ON Drive Infrastructure’s founding date, founders, headquarters or early corporate history. It does establish the company’s present business: EDRI describes itself as a pan-European charge point operator that invests in, builds and operates public high-power EV charging infrastructure for passenger and commercial vehicles. The company’s homepage presents a growing European network and states that, as of 2026, EDRI operates more than 9,000 public charging points in 11 European countries. The evidence does not give a chronology of when the network or individual country operations began. The website also presents site-partner opportunities, positioning the company as an infrastructure investor and operator as well as a provider of public charging access. Among the activities highlighted on the homepage are an E.ON Drive partnership with SAS for EuroBonus members in Sweden and Denmark, a win in an Italian motorway tender, and funding announcements associated with a European MCS network and EU funding. The supplied material does not provide dates, terms or further project details for these items. Accordingly, they indicate areas of partnership and infrastructure development but do not support a more detailed corporate timeline.

• Network scale reported

A pan-European charge point operator focused on investing in, building and operating reliable, scalable public high-power EV charging infrastructure.

• Public EV charging infrastructure

  EDRI says it invests in, builds and operates high-power public charging infrastructure for passenger and commercial vehicles.

1. 1ᐅ Europe’s public charging network – fast charging in 11 countriesedri.com
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