EnergyVision Reports 60% Revenue Increase in Q1 2026

EnergyVision NV has kicked off 2026 with a remarkable financial performance, announcing a 60% year-over-year revenue increase for the first quarter. The company’s total revenue surged to €41.8 million, a significant jump from the €26.1 million reported in the first quarter of 2025. This robust growth, detailed in the company’s Q1 2026 Business Update, was powered by record energy production and substantial expansion across all key business segments.

A Multi-Faceted Growth Engine Fueled by Belgian solar energy

The impressive revenue figures are not the result of a single success but a testament to the strength of EnergyVision’s diverse portfolio. The company reported record production of its own energy, with each division contributing significantly to the bottom line.

A standout performer was the Asset-Based Energy segment, which saw an extraordinary 190% increase in revenue. This growth was largely driven by the successful integration of wind energy into its production mix, showcasing the company’s expanding capabilities in the renewable sector.

The Asset-Based Mobility (ABM) segment also had its best-ever first quarter, with revenue climbing by 61%. This was a direct result of expanding its infrastructure with more charging points and a corresponding increase in charging sessions. According to company reports, charging volumes across the portfolio rose by 32%, supplemented by higher e-credit revenues. This growth was achieved with only a minor price adjustment of €0.02 compared to the previous year, demonstrating a commitment to maintaining competitive pricing for customers.

Rounding out the positive results, the Non-Asset-Based Energy segment posted a steady 6% increase, contributing to the overall strong performance.

Record Customer Growth and Market Expansion

Beyond strong operational performance, EnergyVision also achieved record customer growth. The company’s energy supplier base expanded to over 134,000 points of delivery (PODs). This expansion was particularly notable in Wallonia and was bolstered by a strong uptake of fixed-rate contracts, indicating growing customer trust and market penetration in new regions.

The Q1 update confirms a period of continuous development for the company’s core activities and highlights stronger utilization of its infrastructure, a key indicator of efficiency and scalability.

Looking ahead, the strong start to the year aligns with the company’s optimistic forecast. Earlier in March 2026, EnergyVision projected a full-year REBITDA growth of 30%, and this stellar first-quarter performance sets a firm foundation for achieving that goal.