Comparison
Zonneplan vs Eneco eMobility
Short answer
Eneco eMobility does not publish enough to estimate net earnings reliably. Compare these two mainly on payout, contract and terms below.
We put Zonneplan and Eneco eMobility side by side on pricing model, estimated net earnings, payout and terms, independent and sourced.
Side by side
| Zonneplan | Eneco eMobility | |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing model | 20% | Unknown |
| Net/year at 4,000 kWh | €440 - €540 | Unknown |
| Payout | Yearly or quarterly | Expected April/May 2027 |
| When | Credited on your energy bill, first around Sept 2026. The ERE terms say once a year. | Eneco expects the first payout around April/May 2027, retroactively. |
| Contract | Unknown | Unknown |
| Audience | Private | Private, Business |
| Condition | Requires Zonneplan Energie; Zonneplan Charge 1 and 2 are not eligible. | Aimed at customers with an Eneco eMobility charge point; terms not yet published. |
| Trust score | 9.0/10 · Strong | 3.4/10 · Limited |
| Hidden fees | NoNo costs beyond the headline price | UnknownCannot be checked: price or terms not public |
| NEa list | No | Yes |
Net amounts are indicative, based on 4,000 kWh per year and the current ERE market price. An NEa listing is not an approval. Always check the current terms with the provider.
Zonneplan strengths
- 80% of ERE proceeds paid to you
- Automatically credited on your energy bill
- Authorisation does not renew tacitly
Watch-outs
- Requires a Zonneplan energy contract
- Paid as a bill credit, not to your bank account
- Terms say yearly payout; the site also offers quarterly
Eneco eMobility strengths
- Charging data from Eneco eMobility points already available
- Pre-registration is non-binding
Watch-outs
- No service yet, pre-registration only
- Costs and terms not yet published
- First payout not expected until April/May 2027
See the full comparison
Put every ERE provider side by side on earnings and terms.