Greentech Alliance Acquires Mobility Network Intermobility
The merger creates a global network of 5,000 members focused on advancing clean transportation solutions.
Updated on Oct. 30, 2026 in Electric Vehicles
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Berlin-based Greentech Alliance has acquired the Paris-based network Intermobility to combine their resources into a single organization. The expanded network now connects more than 5,000 members across 25 countries on six continents.
Why it matters
This acquisition aims to bridge the gap between emerging mobility climate solutions and existing funding shortfalls. The move comes as the transport sector faces a critical need for 310 billion euros in annual investment by 2030 to meet international climate targets.
The combined entity connects more than 5,000 members and partners spanning 25 countries. European mobility startups raised $10.1 billion across 654 funding rounds in 2025.
The players
Greentech Alliance
This Berlin-based organization connects a network of companies and investors to foster sustainable technology development.
Intermobility
This Paris-based network connects over 1,000 companies and public authorities focused on mobility solutions.
The details
The integration incorporates Intermobility's operators, cities, and public authorities into the Greentech Alliance's existing model of trusted introductions and curated membership. This structure is intended to accelerate the deployment of sustainable transport technologies by linking innovators directly with critical stakeholders.
Timeline
Greentech Alliance was founded in May 2020.
Intermobility was founded in 2022.
Transport emissions were 25.3 percent above 1990 levels in 2023.
European mobility startups closed 654 funding rounds in 2025.
The target date for the annual transport sector investment goal is 2030.
Roadmap
This acquisition reflects a trend of industry consolidation aimed at meeting the European Union's 2023 transport emission reduction mandates. It marks a significant strategic effort to pool resources as the sector struggles to lower emissions that remained 25.3% above 1990 levels in 2023.
The expanded network could accelerate the availability of new green transport technologies and infrastructure for cities and public authorities. These improvements may eventually impact daily commuters by providing more efficient and sustainable public transit options.
The takeaway
Collaboration between startups and public authorities is becoming essential to scale climate-focused mobility infrastructure. Organizations can improve their chances of securing private investment by joining networks that offer direct access to verified industry partners and city planners.
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