Wallbox, a provider of electric vehicle charging and energy management solutions, has received approximately €10.5 million through Canada's clean fuel credit framework for the year 2025. The funds were generated through eligible EV charging activity from Wallbox AC chargers installed across Canada and connected to the company's digital platform. This financial milestone underscores the value of connected charging infrastructure in generating additional revenue streams beyond hardware sales.

Under Canada's clean fuel regulation, charging sessions that displace fossil fuels with electricity generate credits linked to the reduction of transport-related emissions. Wallbox's connected AC chargers in Canada supported this activity during 2025, with eligible sessions contributing directly to the credit generation. The company has confirmed that all funds received will be reinvested in the region through incentives and initiatives designed to support and accelerate EV adoption.

Enric Asunción, CEO and cofounder of Wallbox, stated that the milestone demonstrates the value connected charging infrastructure can create beyond initial hardware deployment. He noted that the funds allow Wallbox to reinvest directly in the region and support customers expanding access to EV charging, highlighting how the installed base contributes to infrastructure growth and the transition to electric mobility.

Canada has become an important market for Wallbox, where the company supports residential, commercial, and public charging deployments. The company's portfolio includes AC and DC charging solutions. Participation in clean fuel credit programs strengthens its ability to help customers deploy new infrastructure while supporting regional decarbonization objectives.