Independent ERE comparison
What can your charge point earn you?
Compare earnings, terms and service across every relevant ERE provider.
Compare ERE providers
See what you receive net and compare commission, payout and contract term.
| Provider | Estimated net earnings | Commission | Payout | Contract | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 Inboekdienst.nl | € 380 – € 460 (indication) | 12% | Unknown | 24 months | View provider |
 Laadbeloning | € 370 – € 450 (indication) | 15% | Annual | 12 months | View provider |
 Stekker | € 370 – € 450 (indication) | 15% | Quarterly | 12 months | View provider |
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ERE, clearly explained.
Eligible charging data from your charge point can be registered through an ERE provider. That data is used by grid operators and other parties, and you receive a payment in return.
Read how ERE worksYou charge electrically.
A provider registers the data.
You receive the payment.
Does your charge point qualify?
Whether your charge point qualifies for an ERE payment depends on your metering, verifiable charging data and providers’ current terms.
- Smart or MID meter
- Verifiable charging data
- Private or business charge point
Compare for your situation
A comparison that explains why.
We use public sources, cite them with update dates, and rely on factual data per field. There is no hidden sponsored ranking.
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Earnings
Gross versus net ERE earnings: how to read an offer
Gross is the market value of your EREs before deductions; net is what actually gets paid out. A worked example at 4,000 kWh a year shows exactly where the difference comes from.
Providers
Switching ERE provider: a step-by-step plan without double registration
Want to switch to a different ERE provider? This step-by-step plan shows when you can switch, which questions to ask your old and new provider, and how to avoid registering the same charging sessions twice.
ERE basics
How is the number of EREs from charged kWh calculated?
The official formula converts charged kWh into EREs: renewable share × 183 g CO₂/MJ × 3.6 MJ/kWh. With a worked example for 2026.
ERE update
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Frequently asked questions
What is an ERE payment?
An ERE payment is a payment for making verifiable charging data from your charge point available. That data is used by grid operators and other parties, among other things to make transport more sustainable.
Which charge point do I need?
For private individuals a charge point with an integrated MID-certified meter is generally required, plus verifiable charging data and ownership of the grid connection. Use the charger check to see whether your situation qualifies.
How do I compare providers?
We compare estimated net earnings, commission, payout frequency, contract term and conditions across every relevant ERE provider, based on public sources with a stated check date.
When do I get paid?
That varies by provider: some pay quarterly, others annually or only after the EREs are sold. The payout frequency is shown per provider in the comparison.
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