Business comparison
Compare ERE for business and fleets
Business charge points and fleets can qualify for an ERE payment too. What to look at and how we compare.
For businesses with charge points or a fleet, the same basics apply as for private individuals - verifiable charging data from a MID-certified meter, linked to the right grid connection. With volume and administration, a few extra considerations are added.
What matters for business
Volume and connections
Bundling multiple charge points and connections and processing them administratively.
Ownership and authorisation
Who owns the connection and who may supply the charging data?
Payout and invoicing
Frequency, VAT treatment and reporting per location.
Contract form
Term, notice period and whether individual locations can be cancelled separately.
Get started for business
Do you have a fleet or multiple charge points? Get in touch and we will help you find the best approach for your situation.
Get in touch- MID-certified meters
- Verifiable charging data per charge point
- Ownership or authorisation of the connection
Our business comparison
We are building an in-depth business comparison. Until then, the regular comparison already gives a good picture of commission, payout and terms.
View the comparisonHow we compare
Independently, based on public sources. Providers don’t pay for placement. We look at:
- Estimated net earnings per year
- Commission and payout frequency
- Contract term and notice period
- Technical acceptance of charge point and data
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Compare earnings, terms and service across relevant ERE providers.
Frequently asked questions
More in the knowledge baseCan I register EREs for multiple charge points or a fleet?
Yes, business participation with multiple charge points is possible with providers that serve business customers. Each charge point is subject to the same requirements around a suitable meter and verifiable data.
Who must own or be authorised for the connection?
Business registration requires ownership or demonstrable authorisation of the connection and the charging data. With lease cars and shared charge points it is important to arrange in advance who may register the EREs.
How do VAT and invoicing work?
For businesses the ERE payment can have consequences for VAT and administration; this varies by situation and provider. We don’t give tax advice here, so check this with your provider or adviser.
Do contracts differ for business participation?
Contract term, commission and payout can differ per provider, including for business customers. Check the conditions per provider in the comparison.
Which providers are suitable for business?
In the comparison you can filter for business providers. Several providers serve business customers and fleets alongside private individuals.
Does the earnings indication also apply to business?
The calculator and table indication assume a single charge point and a reference volume; for a fleet that scales with the number of points and the consumption. It remains an indication, not a guaranteed amount.