Greentech Alliance acquires Intermobility to tackle Europe's mobility coordination and funding gap

Global connection network Greentech Alliance (GTA) has announced the acquisition of Intermobility, a European transport and mobility network consisting of over 1,000 companies, public authorities and ecosystem players. The merger creates a combined network of more than 5,000 members and partners across 25+ countries on six continents, addressing one of Europe's most challenging sectors to decarbonize.

Founded in Berlin in 2020, the Alliance is a European and Canadian organization, incorporated as both a Canadian not-for-profit and a German for-profit company, with CEO Charles Newton Price leading the organization.

Intermobility's 3,000+ community members and partners represent over 25 countries across six continents. The greentech alliance aims to connect people, organizations, knowledge, and capital through curated membership, trusted introductions, shared learning, and programs that extend beyond the network. The transportation sector remains the laggard in Europe's climate transition, with emissions 25.3% above 1990 levels in 2023 and accounting for approximately 31% of the EU's total emissions.

The acquisition targets the gap in European mobility funding, with European mobility startups closing 654 funding rounds in 2025, down from 785 the previous year, and raising $10.1bn in total private funding. By integrating Intermobility's operators, cities, and public authorities into GTA's network of climate investors, startups, and corporates, the combined organization addresses the need for alignment before a mobility solution progresses from pilot to scale.

For investors, GTA membership offers curated access to mobility ventures, introductions to co-investors, corporations, and public buyers. For companies, it provides routes to customers, pilots, and capital across Europe and internationally. The two organizations will also explore joint ventures and financing projects, including Climate Zero programs, subject to GTA's separate approval of each project.

Intermobility's founder, François Hoehlinger, will join GTA's board to help shape the Alliance as it expands. Hoehlinger emphasizes that mobility only changes when founders, investors, operators, and public authorities move together. Greentech Alliance expands the table's reach, offering international access to capital while maintaining a grounded European perspective.