POWY

POWY is an Italian electric vehicle (EV) charging network operator founded in Turin in 2018 by Andrea Brentan and Federico Fea. The company describes itself as "Italy's leading independent electric vehicle charging operator" and has been active since the early development of electric mobility in the country. Its core business is the development and operation of public charging infrastructure for electric cars, with a focus on strategic locations such as cities, workplaces, retail sites, sports centers, restaurants, and other high-traffic spots. POWY supplies 100% certified renewable energy across its network and positions itself as a strategic partner for businesses and institutions that want to host charging points. As of the company's own reporting, POWY has installed around 1,400 charging points, with more than 1,000 additional points in installation, across over 300 cities served. The network has enabled more than 47.3 million kilometers of electric driving and over 9 million kWh of charged energy. POWY operates both AC (22 kW) and fast/ultra-fast charging stations, serving a range of location types from retail and hospitality to sports and leisure facilities. The company has expanded beyond Italy into Spain and states an ambition to grow from Turin across Europe. POWY's leadership team combines more than 30 years of experience in energy and sustainable mobility. Co-founders Andrea Brentan (Chairman) and Federico Fea (CEO) head a management team that includes Nicolò Brentan as Chief Growth Officer, Fiorella Fea as Chief Operating Officer, Matteo Scaglia as Chief Financial Officer, and other C-level executives covering business development, human resources, legal, technology, and energy management. The company partners with a range of Italian businesses and institutions, including FS Park, Tigros, and others, to install and operate charging stations at their locations. POWY has been the subject of significant Italian media coverage, with articles in Il Sole 24 Ore, HuffPost, Il Messaggero, and other outlets covering its expansion in Milan, Rome, Bolzano, and beyond. Notable developments include agreements to promote electric mobility with partners such as IGD Siiq, and the deployment of smart sensors to prevent illegal parking at charging stalls. The company remains privately held and independent, positioning itself as a key player in Italy's transition to electric mobility.

POWY was founded in Turin, Italy, in 2018 by Andrea Brentan and Federico Fea. The company emerged during the early development of electric mobility in Italy, aiming to build an independent network of public charging infrastructure. Its founding team brought together more than 30 years of combined experience in the energy and sustainable mobility sectors, gained at leading national and international companies. From its base in Turin, POWY focused on developing charging stations in strategic locations such as cities, workplaces, retail sites, sports centers, and restaurants. The company adopted a partnership model, working with businesses and institutions that host charging points on their premises. By the early 2020s, POWY had established itself as a significant independent operator in the Italian EV charging market, with a network spanning hundreds of cities. POWY's growth accelerated through partnerships and public tenders. The company expanded its presence in major Italian cities including Milan, Rome, and Bolzano. In Bolzano, POWY won a tender for new electric charging stations and deployed charging stations equipped with smart sensors to prevent illegal parking at charging stalls, in collaboration with CityZ. In Milan, the company invested in expanding public charging infrastructure, with media reporting investments of €900,000 for over 100 charging stations. In Rome, POWY planned 23 new charging stations with an investment of €400,000. The company also signed agreements with partners such as IGD Siiq to promote electric mobility at retail locations. By 2025, POWY reported more than 130 new electric vehicle charging points across more than 60 locations in the first six months of the year. The company also expanded internationally, becoming active in Spain alongside its Italian operations. Its stated ambition is to grow from Turin across Europe. As of its own reporting, POWY has installed approximately 1,400 charging points, with over 1,000 more in installation, serving more than 300 cities. Its network has enabled over 47.3 million kilometers of electric driving and more than 9 million kWh of charged energy. POWY continues to operate as a privately held, independent company headquartered in Turin, positioning itself as a key player in Italy's transition to electric mobility.

• 2026

  Media reports POWY expanding in Milan with €900,000 investment for over 100 charging stations and in Rome with 23 new stations for €400,000.

• 2026

  POWY signs agreement with IGD Siiq to promote electric mobility.

• 2025

  POWY reports more than 130 new EV charging points across more than 60 locations in the first six months of 2025.

• 2025

  POWY wins tender for new electric charging stations in Bolzano and deploys smart sensors with CityZ to prevent illegal parking.

• 2018

  POWY founded in Turin by Andrea Brentan and Federico Fea.

Italy's leading independent electric vehicle charging operator, offering 100% renewable energy and strategic charging solutions for cities, workplaces, and high-traffic locations.

• Public AC charging stations (22 kW)

  AC charging points installed at locations such as sports centers, retail sites, and restaurants.

• Fast and ultra-fast DC charging stations

  Fast and ultra-fast charging stations for quick and safe charging.

• EV charging network access

  Access to POWY's charging network for electric car drivers.

• Partnership program for hosting charging points

  Program for businesses and institutions to host charging points at strategic locations.

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