From the Greek summer to the international yachting scene, EKO is expanding its footprint across the Southeast Mediterranean, with more than 150 boat fuelling points and 11 dedicated marina stations in Greece, Cyprus and Montenegro.
Greece is a country that knows the sea not only as geography, but as a way of life. Thousands of islands, countless maritime routes and a summer closely associated with travel have made it one of the world’s most recognisable yachting destinations. Behind every journey that may seem effortless, however, lies an entire chain of infrastructure, services and people that must operate with precision, consistency and reliability.
Against this backdrop, EKO, a member of the HELLENiQ ENERGY Group, is expanding its role as a mobility solutions provider, bringing its expertise and reliability in fuels to the marine sector and building an increasingly strong presence in Leisure Marine and professional yachting.
EKO’s operations span Southeast Europe, with a presence in Greece, Cyprus, Bulgaria, Serbia, Montenegro and the Republic of North Macedonia, developing a strong regional mobility network across land, sea and air. In Greece, it operates the country’s largest service station network and the fastest-growing EKO Charge&Go public charging network, serving more than 2.5 million customers every day with fuels, services and integrated mobility solutions. The same reliability that characterises its presence on land is also brought to sea, where refuelling is a critical part of voyage planning and operational continuity for boat owners, captains, charter companies and yachting professionals. Drawing on the expertise and experience of a major energy group, EKO offers quality products, reliable availability and a high level of service, helping ensure that every maritime journey is carried out safely, consistently and reliably. Its presence, however, extends beyond Greek territorial waters. EKO is dynamically expanding its Leisure Marine activities in Greece, Cyprus and Montenegro, strengthening its position in the Southeast Mediterranean. Its overall footprint now exceeds 150 boat fuelling points and includes 11 dedicated stations at strategically important marinas across the three countries.
This regional expansion creates a broader support network for a market that, by its very nature, is not confined by borders. Yachting connects destinations, ports and marinas, moving people and vessels from one country to another. In this geography, a provider’s ability to maintain a presence at multiple points along the same maritime route takes on particular value.
EKO is investing precisely in this approach: connecting local expertise with broader regional reach and creating a network capable of supporting both the needs of the Leisure Marine sector and those of professional yachting.
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