Main charging station operators in Denmark

Every year, Denmark is actively developing the infrastructure for charging electric vehicles, supporting the transition to sustainable transport. Public charging stations are increasingly appearing in cities, near shopping centres, business locations and on motorways. This development makes electric vehicles more convenient for daily use and long-distance travel. One of the operators offering solutions for users in Denmark is ECOFACTOR.

Users can make use of ECOFACTOR's public charging stations, which are integrated into its own digital platform. Our network supports different types of chargingincluding AC and DCand also provides access via mobile application, which is available on iOS and Android. Drivers can check the availability of stations in real time, make payments, schedule charging and receive technical support. We are working to provide a stable, easy-to-use service available to both private and commercial customers.

1. ECOFACTOR 

ECOFACTOR is a company that creates complete solutions for charging electric vehicles by combining our own equipment manufacturing, software development and customer support. Our charging infrastructure is based on stations that are fully designed and manufactured in Ukraine in accordance with industry standards. We support both ACand  DC charging, which allows servicing a wide range of electric vehicles in various conditions - from private use to commercial facilities and urban projects.

As part of our ecosystem, we provide a platform for operators, mobile application for drivers,  ECOFACTOR online store and accessoriesand consulting services. We work to make charging infrastructure convenient, efficient and affordable. Our experts help customers at all stages - from selecting equipment to installing, configuring and connecting to our system. Thanks to our platform, users have access to thousands of active charging ports and can monitor the charging process in real time. We are also expanding our activities in the European market, in particular through partnership initiatives and integration with the charging infrastructure in Denmark.

General information:

• We are a Ukrainian company that implements integrated solutions for electric mobility.
• In 2024, we introduced the Support Act, which introduced free billing from 1 May.
• This means that our partners receive maximum profit at no additional cost.
• We are actively developing a network of charging stations in Ukraine and abroad.
• We cooperate with businesses, condominiums and municipalities.
• We provide our customers not only with equipment but also with a full range of digital tools for effective infrastructure management.

Contacts:

• Website: ecofactortech.com
• Address: 113 Ataman Holovatyi St., Odesa, Odesa Oblast, Ukraine, 65000
• Phone: +38 063 798 88 00
• E-mail: [email protected]
• Telegram: t.me/ecofactor_ua
• Facebook: www.facebook.com/ecofactor.ua
• Instagram: www.instagram.com/ecofactor.ua

2. E.ON Drive Infrastructure

E.ON Drive Infrastructure specialises in the development and maintenance of public charging infrastructure for electric vehicles. The company designs, installs and operates charging stations in various European countries. It focuses on public charging for passenger cars and commercial electric vehicles. As part of its activities, E.ON Drive Infrastructure enters into partnerships with site owners, providing a full service cycle without the need for investment.

The company's operating model includes the design of individual solutions for each facility, financing, installation, as well as maintenance and troubleshooting. As part of its pan-European strategy, the company is expanding its presence in the public space and implementing charging infrastructure that uses energy from renewable sources. As a result, the company is participating in transport decarbonisation projects.

Main services:

• Development of an individual charging infrastructure project
• Full financing of installation and operation
• Installation and launch of charging stations
• Operations management and maintenance
• Public access to charging stations through a wide network of partners

Key points:

• Focus on public charging solutions
• Cooperation with commercial property owners
• Working in several European countries
• Infrastructure built on the basis of green energy
• Availability of our own testing laboratory

Contacts:

• Website: www.edri.com
• E-mail: [email protected]
• LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/eon-drive-infrastructure

3. Clever

Clever operates in the field of charging infrastructure for electric vehicles in Denmark. The company provides solutions for private users, businesses and housing associations. Its core business is the deployment of a public network of charging stations, which can be accessed via a mobile app or payment services. Clever offers usage models covering both individual charging at home and access to the network outside the home.

The company's operations include providing equipment, installing charging points and supporting users through a customer support service. Payments can be made via the Clever app, Google Pay, Apple Pay, or a bank card. The company operates from several offices in Copenhagen and Aarhus and provides services through digital platforms, which allows for real-time charging management.

Main services:

• Public network of charging stations
• Individual solutions for households
• Offers for business and residential complexes
• Digital tools for payment and charging management
• Customer support for users

Key points:

• The largest charging network in Denmark
• Access via mobile application
• Ability to connect to different payment platforms
• Services for private and corporate clients
• Offices in two cities in Denmark

Contacts:

• Website: clever.dk
• Address: Støberigade 14, 2. sal, 2450 København SV
• Phone: +45 82 30 30 30
• E-mail: [email protected]
• LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/cleverdk
• Facebook: www.facebook.com/Clever.dk
• Instagram: www.instagram.com/clever.dk

4. 4.

Sperto provides charging infrastructure services for electric vehicles in Denmark. The company's core business focuses on the installation of chargers for private, commercial and public use. In addition to selling the equipment, Sperto informs users about the right charging solutions for their needs, based on the technical characteristics of the electric vehicle, the household grid and the user's needs.

The company focuses on the practical aspects of installing charging stations, including advice on electrical infrastructure, site selection and equipment setup. Sperto also informs about the functionality of chargers, including remote control, charging status monitoring and safety features provided in modern models.

Main services:

• Supply and installation of chargers
• Consultations on the choice of charging equipment
• Solutions for home and commercial use
• Information support for users
• Monitoring and controlling the charging process

Key points:

• Coverage of private and business segments
• Special attention to equipment safety and reliability
• Publishing educational and practical content
• Coverage of the efficient use of charging infrastructure
• Recommendations for the optimal installation of charging stations

Contacts:

• Website: sperto.dk

5. 5.

Monta specialises in developing software for managing electric vehicle charging infrastructure. The company's main product is the Monta Hub platform, which provides tools for monitoring, administering and integrating charging stations into a wide network. The software is tailored to the needs of charging network operators, solution providers and equipment manufacturers.

In addition to Monta Hub, the company offers additional services, including the Monta Charge mobile app for users and a portal for equipment manufacturers. The platform also supports white label customisation, which allows partners to tailor the application to their own brand. The company's solutions are aimed at improving the performance of charging infrastructure operators without the need to own the stations themselves.

Main services:

• A platform for managing charging stations.
• Portal for working with equipment
• Mobile application for drivers
• Support for roaming and subscriptions
• White label solutions for partners

Key points:

• Focus on software solutions for EV infrastructure
• Support for operators, providers and manufacturers
• The ability to adapt the interface to the partner's brand
• Real-time management

Contacts:

• Website: monta.com
• Address: 35 Chiswell Street, 3rd floor, London EC1Y 4SE, UK
• LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/montaapp
• Facebook: www.facebook.com/Montadotcom
• Instagram: www.instagram.com/montadotcom

6. PowerGo

PowerGo provides public electric vehicle charging services in several European countries. The company focuses on fast charging using energy from renewable sources. The main infrastructure is available through the PowerGo Charge app, which provides users with access to information on the location of charging stations and current prices.

PowerGo works with municipalities and commercial partners to install charging infrastructure. In addition, the company is implementing a flexible dynamic pricing system that is displayed in real time through a mobile app. Users can make payments in a variety of ways, including via the app or bank cards, without the need for fixed tariffs.

Main services:

• Public network of charging stations
• Fast charging using solar energy
• PowerGo Charge mobile app
• Real-time price information
• Different payment methods

Key points:

• Operating in several European countries
• Integration with local partners and municipalities
• Focus on energy from renewable sources
• Dynamic pricing
• Service through the application without additional devices

Contacts:

• Website: www.powergo.energy
• Address: Bragesgade 8B, 2200 Copenhagen
• Phone: +31 (0)75 760 0406
• E-mail: [email protected]
• LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/powergocharging
• Instagram: www.instagram.com/powergocharging

7. EDF Danmark

EDF Danmark is part of the international energy group EDF and operates in the Danish market, offering solutions in the areas of electric mobility, lighting and carbon emissions reduction. The company's activities include the development and implementation of integrated electric vehicle charging solutions that can be adapted to different types of locations. EDF Danmark combines local technical expertise with international experience to deliver sustainable development projects.

In addition to electric mobility services, EDF Danmark also provides solutions for modernising urban lighting and creating energy-efficient infrastructure. The company participates in municipal projects related to the transition to clean energy and supports an approach focused on reducing the carbon footprint of the urban environment.

Main services:

• Integrated solutions for charging electric vehicles
• Outdoor lighting systems for urban environments
• Development and implementation of low-carbon projects
• Infrastructure maintenance
• Energy consulting

Key points:

• Presence within an international energy group
• Experience in implementing infrastructure projects in Denmark
• Working with municipal partners
• Focus on reducing carbon emissions
• Combining local and global approaches

Contacts:

• Website: danmark.edf.com
• Address: Jernholmen 47A, 2650 Hvidovre, Denmark
• Phone: +45 3264 1000
• E-mail: [email protected]

8. 8.

IONITY is an operator of a network of high-capacity charging stations covering 24 European countries. The company's core business is providing fast charging for electric vehicles for long-distance and international travel. IONITY charging stations support most electric vehicles regardless of brand, and the network is focused on covering key transport routes in Europe.

The company offers several options for accessing its stations: through a mobile app, through subscriptions, or without registration with on-site payment. IONITY's infrastructure uses exclusively renewable energy. The company's services include navigation to stations, real-time charging availability, and route planning.

Main services:

• Fast charging on motorways
• Public access without registration or via the app
• Different subscription models for regular users
• Information on the availability of charging points
• Use of renewable energy

Key points:

• Presence in 24 European countries
• Focus on long journeys
• Openness to all types of electric vehicles
• Various payment methods
• High-capacity charging infrastructure

Contacts:

• Website: www.ionity.eu
• Address: Moosacher Strasse 84, 80809 Munich, Germany
• LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/ionity
• Facebook: www.facebook.com/ionity.eu
• Instagram: www.instagram.com/ionity

9. Tesla Supercharger

Tesla Supercharger is a network of fast charging stations specifically designed for Tesla electric vehicles. In Denmark, the infrastructure is located throughout the country, including major cities, smaller towns and transport hubs. Tesla charging points are typically installed near motorways, shopping centres or car parks, allowing drivers to charge their car on the go.

Tesla Supercharger stations are automatically integrated with the Tesla navigation system. This allows you to plan routes with charging in mind, as well as see the current availability of charging ports. In many places, charging takes place in a paid car park, but sometimes the first hour is free. Access to the network is provided without additional applications or cards.

Main services:

• Network of high-speed charging stations
• Integration with car navigation
• Support for routing based on charge level
• Charging without additional authorisation
• Coverage of key transport routes in Denmark

Key points:

• Designed for Tesla electric vehicles
• Wide geographical coverage of stations
• Some locations with paid parking
• Ability to view availability in real time
• Service through the built-in car system

Contacts:

• Website: www.tesla.com
• Address: 60 Jyllandsgade, Nørager 9610, Denmark
• Phone: +45 89 88 69 84
• E-mail: [email protected]

10. Allego

Allego is a charging infrastructure operator operating in several European countries, including Denmark. The company specialises in fast and ultra-fast charging for cars, buses and trucks. The network covers both urban and rural areas, allowing for convenient access to charging stations regardless of location.

The company works with businesses, municipalities and landowners to offer a full cycle of installation and maintenance of charging solutions without the need for investment from partners. Allego also provides information resources through its EV Academy platform, where users can learn about the basics of electric mobility and the use of charging infrastructure.

Main services:

• Fast and ultra-fast charging stations
• Affiliate programmes for commercial platforms
• Online map of charging points
• Information support through EV Academy
• Maintenance of cars, buses and trucks

Key points:

• Work in several European countries
• Cooperation with businesses and municipalities
• Full funding for the installation of stations for partners
• Location of stations in urban and remote areas
• Additional educational resources for users

Contacts:

• Website: www.allego.eu
• Address: Westervoortsedijk 73, KB 6827 AV Arnhem
• Phone: +31(0)88 033 3033
• LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/allego
• Twitter: x.com/AllegoCharging/
• Facebook: www.facebook.com/allegocharging
• Instagram: www.instagram.com/allegocharging

11. Fortum Charge & Drive

Fortum Charge & Drive has been active in the field of electric mobility since 2008 and offers digital services for users of charging infrastructure in the Nordic countries, including Denmark. The company provides access to a large number of charging stations through a mobile application that supports search, filtering, payment and management of the charging process. The company's infrastructure is based on partnerships with various charging point operators.

Fortum's Charge & Drive platform connects charging networks from Recharge, Mer, InCharge, IONITY, Virta, Allego and others. This allows users to charge at a large number of stations without having to use separate apps for each provider. Access is also possible with a charging key, which can be ordered through the app.

Main services:

• Mobile application for charging management
• Search for charging stations with filters
• Payment via the app or using a charging key
• Access to the network of more than 30 operators
• Real-time information on charging availability

Key points:

• A platform that covers most charging networks in the region
• Targeting private transport users
• Features for trip planning and charge monitoring
• Over ten years of experience in the industry
• Information support through the articles section and help

Contacts:

• Website: chargedrive.com
• Phone: +47 2255 5424
• E-mail: [email protected]
• LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/fortum
• Facebook: www.facebook.com/chargedriveapp
• Instagram: www.instagram.com/chargeanddrive

Conclusion.

The development of charging infrastructure is a key element in Denmark's transition to sustainable mobility. As the review shows, there is a wide range of operators in the country, each of which plays an important role in providing access to charging solutions for different types of users - from individuals to municipalities and businesses.

The companies featured in this review vary in scale, approach and technical solutions, but together they are building a stable and accessible infrastructure that meets the growing needs of electric vehicle owners. The Danish experience demonstrates how different models - from all-digital platforms to equipment manufacturers - can coexist effectively and contribute to the overall development of electric transport.