DEI Blue, a subsidiary of dominant power utility Public Power Corp. (PPC), on Wednesday announced that it has exceeded the threshold of 1,000 vehicle charging stations in Greece.
The company was established by ATHEX-listed PPC roughly a year and a half ago.
The next goal is a far more ambitious goal of 10,000 public charging stations in the country in 2025.
DEI Blue’s services include a cell phone application that allows a driver to find the nearest charging station, road directions, the best charger for the vehicle and a payment option. The service also includes a 24-hour telephone help line, especially for motorists traveling in remote areas of the country.
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