Dow Jones has acquired Eco-Movement, a Utrecht-based platform that aggregates and refines data on electric-vehicle (EV) charging stations, to integrate it into its OPIS energy-analytics business.
Eco-Movement operates a global data network covering nearly 2 million charge point connectors across more than 80 countries, offering real-time availability, location, and pricing information.
The financial terms of the acquisition were not disclosed. Dow Jones had previously participated in Eco-Movement’s Series A funding in 2022, supporting its growth trajectory.
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The deal comes as Dow Jones’s energy division reported 11 % year-on-year growth, raising segment revenue to USD 278 million and contributing to total company revenues of USD 2.33 billion. Eco-Movement is expected to bolster Dow Jones’s analytical offerings across the energy transition, with applications for utilities, fleets, charge operators, and financial institutions.
This acquisition follows earlier 2025 moves by Dow Jones to expand in specialized intelligence, including purchases of Oxford Analytica and Dragonfly Intelligence, aimed at enhancing its risk and compliance and geopolitical intelligence capabilities
