22 kWh
- 1 pilot
- 1 passenger
- 100 km
Europe's >2,000 Airports offer massive potential for electric aviation.
With 30% of EU flights under 500 km, commercial electric flying will take off by 2032.
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Our Mission
We help airports prepare for electric traffic and become energy hubs.
The transition to electric aviation is already underway. NRG2fly bridges the gap between ambitious climate targets and practical airport infrastructure — ensuring regional airports are ready to serve the next generation of electric aircraft.
We work with airports, energy providers, regulators, and airlines to design and implement the charging infrastructure, grid connections, and operational frameworks that will power tomorrow's flights.
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What We Do
Building the backbone of electric aviation
Infrastructure Assessment
We audit existing airport infrastructure and identify the steps needed to support electric aircraft charging at scale.
Energy Hub Development
We help airports negotiate grid connections, renewable energy contracts, and battery storage solutions to become self-sufficient energy hubs.
Regulatory & Operational Support
Navigating the complex regulatory landscape of electric aviation with guidance from our experienced network of aviation and energy experts.
Network & Partnerships
Connecting airports with electric aircraft manufacturers, airlines, and energy providers to build a thriving regional electric aviation ecosystem.
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Where we stand
We’re already connecting it.
Technology alone doesn’t get chargers in the ground. Relationships, funding routes and permits do — and we bring all three, live or building across seven regions from one Dutch hub.
Live or building today
Where the network goes next
Plus the expertise in European funding and permitting to turn this pipeline into steel in the ground — and beyond Europe, six Caribbean islands tied to the Dutch Kingdom. The next wave is indicative, not committed coverage.
2,000
Airports across Europe
30
% of EU flights under 500 km
2032
Commercial electric aviation takeoff
Fun fact
The Netherlands is the world's most active country for electric flight — powered by E-Flight Academy.
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Electric flights
May 2021 –
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Nautical miles flown
May 2021 –
Live data · Source: E-Flight Academy Open Data
Long-Term Market
The electric aircraft pipeline — arriving in waves
What lands next, and what it takes to charge it. Every wave adds passengers, payload and range — and each step up multiplies the charging power an airport has to deliver on the day the aircraft arrives.
Now
Cargo
225 kWh
- 1 pilot
- 560 kg payload
- 400 km
2027
225 kWh
- 1 pilot
- 5 passengers
- 400 km
2028
600 kWh
- 2 pilots
- 9 passengers
- 400 km
2029
2 MWh
- 2 pilots
- 30 passengers
- 200/800 km
2032
~14 MWh
- 2 pilots
- 88 passengers
- 800 km
>2034
Charging infrastructure
Management
GB-T/CCS20–60 kW charger
CCS320 kW charger
MCS1 MW charger
Multiple MCSMW chargers
Multiple MCSMW chargers
The photos and names of developers are just examples to provide a glimpse: there are many more out there (also VTOLs). We conduct extensive, ongoing research to stay up to date on all of them.
Proven in the Field
Built in the Netherlands, ready for Europe
The Netherlands leads the world in electric flight activity. We've built, operated, or guided the construction of the infrastructure that makes it possible.
Live
Lelystad Airport
Schiphol Group — Flagship charging station
Public airside charging combining electric aircraft and GSE in one location — a blueprint for every airport that follows.
AirsidePublic access
Aircraft + GSECombined infra
Schiphol GroupAirport operator
Live
E-Flight Academy — Teuge
World's first electric flight school
A complete behind-the-meter energy hub. 504 solar panels, 500 kWh battery storage, and 4 aircraft chargers — zero grid dependency for daily flight operations.
504Solar panels
500 kWhBattery storage
4Aircraft chargers
8
Stations live
Across the Netherlands and Germany, from flight schools to commercial airfields.
#1
By charging sessions in Europe
More electric aviation charging sessions than any other network on the continent.
2025
Transition Award — Change Inc.
Recognised as mobility transition leader of the year.
AwardFrom the Netherlands to Europe
Our network today — and where we're going
Today
8 stations live across NL & DE
From flight schools to commercial airfields — NRG2fly operates Europe's most active electric aviation charging network.
Our ambition
A European charging network
We're actively engaged with Ireland, Belux, DACH, the Nordics and France to create a pan-European charging network.
Live or building
Where we go next
Our partners
Trusted worldwide by the builders of electric flight.
We partner directly with electric aircraft manufacturers around the world, helping develop and roll out the charging infrastructure their aircraft will need.
⚡ New Initiative
Project Eurocharge
NRG2fly is spearheading a pan-European effort to bring interoperability and common standards to electric aviation charging — so pilots and airports can rely on a seamless network from day one.
Industry-Wide Charging Standards
We're launching Project Eurocharge to establish the definitive charging standards for electric aviation across Europe.
OEMs & Manufacturers
Bringing together aircraft OEMs and charger manufacturers to define the interoperability requirements that will power commercial electric flight.
Elaad as Technical Partner
Collaborating with Elaad, Europe's leading charging test centre, to validate standards and ensure real-world reliability across the network.
See It In Action
Watch NRG2fly's EuroCharge project in action
Award
NRG2fly wins the ChangeInc. Transition Award 2025
Honoured by ChangeInc. — the Netherlands' leading sustainability platform — as a standout innovator in the energy transition.
What Our Partners Say
NRG2fly is playing a vital role in our airport's electrification, helping drive sustainability with their expertise and innovation.Conny van den Hoff Director, Den Helder Airport
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Whether you represent an airport, energy company, or bring expertise in aviation — there's a place for you in the NRG2fly network.