Polish government subsidises high power charging stations
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Marek Gutt-Mostowy is the CEO at WILLBERT by EUROLOOP, driving customer-centric EV charging solutions for roadside retail environments. Before founding EUROLOOP in 2017, he worked in a high-tech environment at CERN. EUROLOOP emerged as an award-winning spin-off from Elon Musk’s SpaceX Hyperloop Pod Competition, where Marek’s team won the Innovation Award. Under his leadership, The company has evolved into an EV solutions provider, delivering seamless, scalable, and retail-optimized charging infrastructure.
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