E.ON Drive Infrastructure Denmark has entered a strategic partnership with Sinatur Hotel & Konference to establish and expand EV charging infrastructure at selected hotel destinations in Denmark.
Five Sinatur hotels in the first phase
The first phase covers charging solutions at five Sinatur hotels: Sixtus, Storebælt, Gl. Avernæs, Haraldskær and Skarrildhus. The chargers are established and operated by E.ON Drive Infrastructure Denmark and include both fast chargers and destination chargers, depending on location and need. Several locations are already online, and the rest are being developed and will be taken into use in the third quarter of 2026.
“At E.ON Drive Infrastructure, we work purposefully to make the EV experience simple and accessible, also when you travel, hold meetings or stay in nature,” says Lasse Rosholm, Head of Commercial & Partnerships at E.ON Drive Infrastructure.
Open to hotel guests and the public
The chargers are available to both hotel guests and the public through the E.ON Drive Public app, our ad hoc payment website and roaming partners.
“At Sinatur, we work to make responsible choices a natural part of the guest experience. That is why we are pleased about the collaboration with E.ON Drive Infrastructure as a partner,” says Christina Nielsen, CFO at Sinatur.
At a glance
- What: a partnership on EV charging infrastructure at Sinatur hotels
- Where: Sixtus, Storebælt, Gl. Avernæs, Haraldskær and Skarrildhus
- Status: several locations are online, the rest will be taken into use in the third quarter of 2026
- How to charge: through the E.ON Drive Public app, ad hoc payment on our website or roaming partners
About E.ON Drive Infrastructure
E.ON Drive Infrastructure is a pan-European, market-leading charge point operator (CPO) owned by the E.ON group. We have 210 employees and more than 9,000 public charging stands in 11 European countries: Denmark, Sweden, Germany, Poland, the United Kingdom, the Czech Republic, Austria, the Netherlands, Italy, Hungary and Romania. We plan to establish another 1,000 high-power charging stands every year.
