Tallinn, July 2026
The fast-charging coverage across the Baltics has reached a point where EV drivers have many operators and locations to choose from. Exactly as intended.
However, a consequence of the wide choice is that EV owners in several countries are left with a phone home screen full of charging apps to switch between when heading for a charge.
In Estonia, this picture just got simpler. Eleport has partnered with Enefit Volt, and Eleport’s chargers will now show up directly inside the Enefit Volt app, ready to start and pay for like any other charger on the network.
For Enefit Volt drivers, the practical change is unique and useful. Open the app you already use, and Eleport’s locations appear alongside the ones you know. No second account, no separate card, no hunting for a different app when you roll up to an Eleport site. You plug in, start the session, and the payment runs through Enefit Volt the same way it always has.
The rollout starts in Estonia, which is home turf for both companies, while both Eleport and Enefit Volt have expanded further through the Baltics to other Central and Eastern European countries. The partners expect to extend the integration to additional markets where both operate.
Eleport is the first charging network to join the Enefit Volt app in this way, an early move as charge points operators across the region open their networks to each other through roaming.
“Drivers should not have to think about which network owns which charger. They want to pull up, plug in, and charge. Putting our sites inside the Enefit Volt app does exactly that for thousands of drivers in Estonia, and it reflects how we see the market maturing: networks that cooperate make electric driving easier for everyone.” – Kaupo Eerme, Eleport Country Manager, Estonia
“Our goal is to make electric vehicle charging as simple as possible for our customers. As the market leader, we see it as both our responsibility and our opportunity to contribute to a charging ecosystem where drivers can easily access charging services regardless of who operates the charger. Our partnership with Eleport is the first step in that direction, and we see similar collaborations with other partners as a natural next step. Ultimately, the biggest beneficiary is the customer,” said Robert Kutsar, Head of E-mobility Business Development at Enefit.
From launch, Enefit Volt customers will find Eleport’s charging points of the Eleport charging network through their existing Enefit Volt app, with more locations added as Eleport continues to expand.
About Eleport
Eleport, founded in 2016, is one of the fastest-growing EV charging networks in CEE. With a presence in Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Slovenia, and Croatia, Eleport operates more than 920 charging points and continues to expand rapidly. Backed by international investors and focused on premium charging locations, Eleport’s mission is to make electric mobility simple, reliable, and accessible across Europe.
Additional information: eleport.com
Media enquiries:
Marketing Director
Nataliia Rudychenko
nataliia.rudychenko@eleport.com
About Enefit
Enefit, part of the Eesti Energia Group, brings together all electricity business activities under one organisation, including retail energy sales, renewable energy generation, energy trading and portfolio management, as well as business development. Operating across Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania and Poland, Enefit serves more than half a million retail customers and manages nearly 1,200 MW of renewable generation capacity, making it one of the largest renewable energy producers in the Baltics. The company also operates and continues to expand one of the region’s largest public electric vehicle charging networks, comprising more than 1,500 charging points.
More information: https://www.enefit.ee/en/private/electric-car-charging
Media contact:
Kadri Korsten
Head of Communications
kadri.korsten@enefit.com
