Dynamic energy contracts

A dynamic energy contract with an electric car

With a dynamic contract you pay the market price per hour or quarter-hour. Charge your car when power is cheap. We compare every supplier on what matters to EV drivers.

59 suppliers · alphabetical · checked on September 27, 2026 · no paid placement

What a kWh cost

Average of the last 12 months, incl. tax, VAT and the median markup

Evening charging: €0.308
Smart charging: €0.183

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suppliers: €0.020
median markup: €7.37
median fixed fee

In short

Dynamic and an EV: how it works

01
What is dynamic?
Your electricity price follows the day-ahead market and changes every hour or quarter-hour. On top you pay the supplier’s markup, energy tax and VAT.
02
Why with an EV?
A car often sits on the charger for hours. Let it charge in the cheap hours, usually at night or around midday, and you pay less per kWh.
03
ERE is separate
You earn ERE on every kWh the MID meter in your charger measures, whichever supplier you use. Some suppliers have their own ERE deal that only applies with their contract.

Cost per kWh

What a kWh cost on a dynamic contract

Each month’s market price plus energy tax and VAT, plus the median markup of the suppliers below (€0.020 per kWh). Three ways of charging: in the evening when most people get home, the daily average, and smart in the four cheapest hours of each day.

Price per kWh at the meter

Incl. energy tax and VAT, excl. fixed fees and grid costs

See the figures per month

Month	Evening	Average	Smart
Sep '26	€0.411	€0.315	€0.206
Aug '26	€0.356	€0.283	€0.172
Jul '26	€0.315	€0.259	€0.157
Jun '26	€0.366	€0.264	€0.171
May '26	€0.314	€0.246	€0.146
Apr '26	€0.295	€0.233	€0.126
Mar '26	€0.313	€0.251	€0.170
Feb '26	€0.262	€0.243	€0.213
Jan '26	€0.277	€0.261	€0.230
Dec '25	€0.259	€0.249	€0.219
Nov '25	€0.275	€0.256	€0.221
Oct '25	€0.287	€0.243	€0.201
Sep '25	€0.305	€0.237	€0.176
Aug '25	€0.286	€0.233	€0.162
Jul '25	€0.295	€0.249	€0.187
Jun '25	€0.287	€0.225	€0.140
May '25	€0.283	€0.221	€0.126
Apr '25	€0.290	€0.233	€0.148
Mar '25	€0.311	€0.254	€0.181
Feb '25	€0.325	€0.295	€0.256
Jan '25	€0.308	€0.284	€0.236
Dec '24	€0.302	€0.282	€0.222
Nov '24	€0.317	€0.289	€0.246
Oct '24	€0.303	€0.258	€0.212
Sep '24	€0.303	€0.246	€0.183
Aug '24	€0.310	€0.245	€0.171
Jul '24	€0.284	€0.230	€0.162
Jun '24	€0.283	€0.234	€0.172
May '24	€0.282	€0.231	€0.160
Apr '24	€0.265	€0.222	€0.168
Mar '24	€0.259	€0.228	€0.196
Feb '24	€0.247	€0.229	€0.204
Jan '24	€0.264	€0.247	€0.217
Dec '23	€0.280	€0.261	€0.225
Nov '23	€0.312	€0.287	€0.242
Oct '23	€0.331	€0.282	€0.228

Market price: Energy-Charts (Fraunhofer ISE), data Bundesnetzagentur | SMARD.de (CC BY 4.0)

Tax rates: Belastingdienst. More trends

Dynamic energy contracts

Suppliers side by side

Only the part of the bill that differs by supplier: the fixed fee and the markup per kWh. The market price, energy tax and grid costs are the same with every supplier.

					Price per	ERE deal	Smart charging
ANWB Energie	5.8	€8.50*	€0.0180	€194*	hour	No	Coming soon
Atlas Dynamisch	4.4	Not public	Not public	Not public	quarter-hour	No	No
Awesems Energie	7.6	€8.46	€0.0625	€422	hour	No	Yes
Balans Stroom	4.4	Not public	Not public	Not public	quarter-hour	No	No
Blue Current Energy	7.4	€6.20*	€0.0200*	€177*	hour	Yes	Yes
Budget Thuis (voorheen Budget Energie)	4.8	Not public	Not public	Not public	hour	No	No
Clean Energy Dynamics	4.4	Not public	Not public	Not public	hour	No	No
Coolblue Energie	6.5	€7.49*	Not public	Not public	quarter-hour	No	Yes
DELTA Energie	8.4	€8.49	€0.0125	€166	hour	Unknown	Coming soon
Dynamiq	4.8	Not public	Not public	Not public	hour	No	Yes
EAG Energy	5.6	Not public	Not public	Not public	quarter-hour	No	Yes
easyEnergy	8.5	€7.00	€0.0218	€196	quarter-hour	No	Yes
Easystroom	4.4	Not public	Not public	Not public	quarter-hour	No	No
Eneco	6.5	Not public	Not public	Not public	hour	Pre-registration	Yes
Energie VanOns	5.8	€6.99	Not public	Not public	hour	No	No
Energiedirect.nl	6.0	Not public	Not public	Not public	hour	No	Yes
Energiek	6.2	€5.99	€0.0180	€164	quarter-hour	No	No
Energievoordeelplan	4.4	Not public	Not public	Not public	quarter-hour	No	No
EnergyZero	5.4	Not public	Not public	Not public	quarter-hour	No	Coming soon
ENGIE	4.8	Not public	Not public	Not public	hour	No	Yes
Essent	6.5	Not public	Not public	Not public	hour	Waitlist	Yes
Frank Energie	8.5	€7.25*	€0.0182*	€180*	hour	Yes	Yes
Fullflex Energie	4.4	Not public	Not public	Not public	quarter-hour	No	No
Future Energie	4.4	Not public	Not public	Not public	quarter-hour	No	No
Greenchoice	6.0	Not public	Not public	Not public	quarter-hour	No	Yes
Groene Vrienden Energie	4.4	Not public	Not public	Not public	quarter-hour	No	No
Groenpand Energie	7.5	€8.47*	€0.0242	€226*	hour	No	Yes
Hang(On) Energie	4.4	Not public	Not public	Not public	quarter-hour	No	No
Hegg Energy	8.0	€7.50*	€0.0220*	€203*	quarter-hour	Yes	Yes
Helder Stroom	4.4	Not public	Not public	Not public	quarter-hour	No	No
Holland Energie	4.8	Not public	Not public	Not public	quarter-hour	No	No
Innova Energie	6.0	Not public	Not public	Not public	hour	No	Yes
KUKO Energy	4.8	Not public	Not public	Not public	hour	No	No
Live Energy	4.4	Not public	Not public	Not public	quarter-hour	No	No
Mega	3.7	Not public	Not public	Not public	quarter-hour	No	No
NextEnergy	7.6	€5.99*	€0.0210	€180*	hour	No	Yes
Noord Dynamic	3.2	Not public	Not public	Not public	unknown	No	No
Noord Energie	7.3	€4.83*	€0.0194	€157*	quarter-hour	No	No
om \| nieuwe energie	7.5	€8.57*	€0.0250	€231*	quarter-hour	No	Yes
Omnis Energy	4.4	Not public	Not public	Not public	quarter-hour	No	No
Oxxio	3.7	Not public	Not public	Not public	hour	No	No
PoProstu Energy	4.4	Not public	Not public	Not public	quarter-hour	No	No
Powerpeers	5.4	Not public	€0.0100*	Not public	quarter-hour	No	No
Prijspunten Energie	4.4	Not public	Not public	Not public	quarter-hour	No	No
Pure Energie	3.7	Not public	Not public	Not public	hour	No	No
Ralectro Energie	4.4	Not public	Not public	Not public	quarter-hour	No	No
Renewa Energy	4.4	Not public	Not public	Not public	quarter-hour	No	No
Samenstromen Energie	4.4	Not public	Not public	Not public	quarter-hour	No	No
SamSam	7.0	€7.99*	€0.0212*	€205*	unknown	No	Yes
Sepa Green	3.7	Not public	Not public	Not public	hour	No	No
Shave Energy	5.6	Not public	Not public	Not public	quarter-hour	No	Yes
SolarEdge Energie	4.8	Not public	Not public	Not public	unknown	No	No
Tibber	9.0	€6.99*	€0.0180*	€176*	quarter-hour	Yes	Yes
Vandebron	4.8	Not public	Not public	Not public	hour	No	Yes
Vattenfall	5.8	Not public	Not public	Not public	hour	Yes	Yes
Ventum	4.8	Not public	Not public	Not public	hour	No	No
Volti	3.7	Not public	Not public	Not public	unknown	No	No
Zonneplan	9.5	€6.25*	€0.0200	€178*	quarter-hour	Yes	Yes
Zonopnaam Energie	6.1	€8.00	€0.0200	€199	hour	No	No

* Amount as the supplier publishes it; the supplier does not say whether it includes VAT.

12 × fixed fee + markup × 5,130 kWh: an average household (2,430 kWh, Milieu Centraal) plus 2,700 kWh of home charging (15,000 km a year). Amounts incl. VAT, excl. energy tax and grid costs. Milieu Centraal - Gemiddeld energieverbruik

Low to high

Supplier cost per year

Fixed fee and markup at 5,130 kWh a year (household plus home charging), for the 16 suppliers that publish both amounts. The line is the median: €187.

* Amount as the supplier publishes it; the supplier does not say whether it includes VAT.

Supplier by supplier

Amounts, ERE offer and smart charging per supplier, with sources. Click through for everything about the supplier.

ANWB Energie
Checked on September 27, 2026
5.8
Per month
€8.50*
Markup/kWh
€0.0180
Per year
€194*
- Price per hour
- ERE: No
- Smart charging: Coming soon
Details and sources
About the costs: Fixed supply costs €8.50 per month for electricity (gas €8.50, €9.75 from 1 September 2026); none of ANWB's own pages say whether this amount includes or excludes VAT (VAT basis not stated). Purchase costs €0.018 per kWh including VAT: ANWB states 'incl. btw'. The website refers to hourly prices; the product terms (1 January 2026) say the rate changes 'per quarter-hour or hour'.
ERE: ANWB explains ERE on anwb.nl and refers to registration services in general, but offers no ERE service itself and names no partner.
Smart charging: According to anwb.nl a new Smart Charging app is in development ('more soon'); no working steering of charging on hourly prices is offered now.
Feed-in: No feed-in costs. Exported power earns the bare hourly price at that moment. Until 1 January 2027 the part you also consume from the grid is netted, including energy tax and purchase costs.
Contract: No fixed term; can be cancelled any day without a cancellation fee.
Atlas Dynamisch
Checked on September 27, 2026
4.4
Per month
Not public
Markup/kWh
Not public
Per year
Not public
- Price per quarter-hour
- ERE: No
- Smart charging: No
Details and sources
About the costs: The site mentions a purchase fee of 'a few cents per kWh' without an exact amount and no administration costs; fixed supply costs not stated.
ERE: No ERE offer found on the brand's own website.
Smart charging: No own smart-charging service; the site points to charging systems and advises charging at cheap moments.
Feed-in: No feed-in costs. Consumption and feed-in are offset per tariff period (quarter-hour or hour); for a surplus you receive a fee based on the market price minus the purchase fee.
Contract: No termination fees; cancellable monthly free of charge according to the FAQ.
Home battery: The site points to energy storage (home battery) as a product and lists separate 'Kleinverbruikers SMART' product terms for customers with smart steering.
- Tariffs Atlas Dynamisch
- ACM: energieleveranciers met een vergunning
Awesems Energie
Checked on September 27, 2026
7.6
Per month
€8.46
Markup/kWh
€0.0625
Per year
€422
- Price per hour
- ERE: No
- Smart charging: Yes
Details and sources
About the costs: Consumer tariff sheet version 1.2 (incl. 21% VAT): purchase fee €0.06251 per kWh and fixed supply costs €8.46 per month, on top of the EPEX Day-Ahead hourly price. This sheet dates from January 2025 (2025 energy tax); no newer version was found.
ERE: No ERE offer found on the brand's own pages.
Smart charging: Via partner Awesems Nederland: Peblar Business home charger (MID meter, automatic settlement of business charging costs with employer or lease company, solar charging, load balancing). The home battery solution mentions smart EV charging on solar power and dynamic prices. No list of supported cars.
Feed-in: Dynamic: net metering per hour; net feed-in earns the EPEX Day-Ahead hourly price minus the purchase fee.
Contract: Open-ended, free to cancel; the dynamic terms state no notice period, the FAQ says 30 days. Smart meter required.
Home battery: Awesems Nederland supplies and installs the Growatt home battery with smart control (charging on solar or low quarter-hour prices, backup power, curtailment at negative prices).
Balans Stroom
Checked on September 27, 2026
4.4
Per month
Not public
Markup/kWh
Not public
Per year
Not public
- Price per quarter-hour
- ERE: No
- Smart charging: No
Details and sources
About the costs: Fixed supply costs and the purchase fee are not published as amounts; the site refers to a personal quote. Per the product terms, an extra surcharge of up to €0.01 per kWh may apply while a conventional (non-smart) meter is in place.
ERE: No ERE offer found on the brand's own website.
Smart charging: No own smart-charging service; the FAQ explains you can schedule charging yourself or automate it with a smart control box that steers appliances on quarter-hour prices.
Feed-in: While net metering applies, feed-in and consumption are offset per tariff period (quarter-hour or hour); for a surplus in a period you receive a fee based on that period's market price minus the purchase fee. Energy tax is netted annually. No feed-in amounts published for the dynamic contract.
Contract: Open-ended; 30-day notice without termination fee (product terms). A smart meter is required for settlement at dynamic prices.
Home battery: Per the product terms, installations that actively steer consumption or feed-in (such as a home battery or energy management system) must be reported in advance; a specific contract form may be required (a separate SMART version of the product terms exists). The contract is linked to the Balans System with the Balans battery from Balans Energie; new customers are referred to Balans Energie.
Blue Current Energy
Checked on September 27, 2026
7.4
Per month
€6.20*
Markup/kWh
€0.0200*
Per year
€177*
- Price per hour
- ERE: Yes
- Smart charging: Yes
Details and sources
About the costs: Blue Current states fixed costs of €6.20 per month per connection and a purchase fee of €0.0200 per kWh of electricity; whether these amounts include VAT is not stated.
ERE: Blue Current registers and sells EREs for charging data from charge points with a MID meter linked to the Blue Current back office (all Blue Current chargers have a MID meter), via an unnamed certified registrant. Payout once a year after NEa allocation and sale; the first payout is expected in Q1 2027. The ERE articles do not list an energy contract as a requirement.
Smart charging: Price-based charging for Blue Current-built charge points with Smart Reader: uses EPEX prices for the next 24 hours and slows or pauses charging during expensive hours. Works with a dynamic contract from Blue Current or another supplier.
Feed-in: No feed-in costs. Generation and consumption are compared per hour; the fee is the all-in dynamic hourly price minus the purchase fee per kWh, settled annually.
Contract: No fixed term and no penalties according to the help articles.
Budget Thuis (voorheen Budget Energie)
Checked on September 27, 2026
4.8
Per month
Not public
Markup/kWh
Not public
Per year
Not public
- Price per hour
- ERE: No
- Smart charging: No
Details and sources
About the costs: Budget Thuis does not publish the fixed supply costs or the purchase fee for the dynamic contract on its website; they appear in the personal offer and the contract. Per the product terms, Budget Thuis may change the fixed supply costs at most once per 12 months by at most €2.50 per connection, and the purchase fee at most once a month.
ERE: No ERE offer found on budgetthuis.nl.
Feed-in: No feed-in costs. Exported power earns the hourly price at that moment, including energy tax; consumption and export are settled at year end (until 1 January 2027).
Contract: Indefinite term; can be cancelled at any time free of charge with no notice period. Switching to a fixed contract carries no cancellation fee.
Home battery: Budget Thuis sells a plug-in home battery (1.92 kWh base, expandable to 5.75 kWh) with a price-driven mode: charge when prices are low, discharge when high. Customers with a dynamic contract and solar panels get a €25 yearly battery bonus for 5 years.
Clean Energy Dynamics
Checked on September 27, 2026
4.4
Per month
Not public
Markup/kWh
Not public
Per year
Not public
- Price per hour
- ERE: No
- Smart charging: No
Details and sources
About the costs: No amounts for fixed supply costs or purchase fee on the website; monthly amount via the calculator.
ERE: No ERE offer found on the brand's own website.
Smart charging: No own smart-charging service; the site advises using appliances such as a charge point when prices are low.
Feed-in: Without a fixed price you receive the market price at the time of feed-in minus the fixed purchase fee; for the fixed portion €0.08 per kWh (incl. VAT). Net metering is applied for taxes.
Contract: 30-day notice. Households can choose per contract year (up to 10 days before the start) between dynamic prices and fixing (part of) their price.
Home battery: Per the product terms, installations that actively steer consumption or feed-in (such as a home battery) must be reported in advance; a specific contract form may be required.
Coolblue Energie
Checked on September 27, 2026
6.5
Per month
€7.49*
Markup/kWh
Not public
Per year
Not public
- Price per quarter-hour
- ERE: No
- Smart charging: Yes
Details and sources
About the costs: Fixed supply costs €7.49 per month for Dynamic Electricity, with or without solar panels; Coolblue does not say whether this amount includes or excludes VAT (VAT basis not stated). The tariff page only says VAT is charged on all parts of the energy bill. The purchase fee per kWh is not on the public pages (not published); per the terms it is in the contract or tariff sheet.
ERE: No ERE offer found on coolblue.nl. Coolblue now sells charge points via partner Hoppenbrouwers.
Smart charging: In the Coolblue App you can control a charge point remotely on a schedule you set (Slim Laden). Coolblue lists no supported chargers or cars and no automatic steering on quarter-hour prices.
Feed-in: No feed-in costs. Exported power earns the current quarter-hour price minus the purchase fee.
Contract: Indefinite term; can be cancelled at any time without a cancellation fee, with 5 working days' notice.
Home battery: Coolblue sells the AEG Solarcube plug-in home battery (from €1,499) with a smart mode that responds to dynamic prices, via the AEG app.
DELTA Energie
Checked on September 27, 2026
8.4
Per month
€8.49
Markup/kWh
€0.0125
Per year
€166
- Price per hour
- ERE: Unknown
- Smart charging: Coming soon
Details and sources
About the costs: Consumer price sheet as of 23 April 2026: fixed supply costs €8.49 per month and purchase fee €0.012548 per kWh, both incl. VAT. The hourly price is the average of the quarter-hour prices (EPEX NL Day-Ahead); DELTA may switch to quarter-hour prices with at least 1 month notice.
ERE: The charger page says the Autel MaxiCharger (MID meter) can earn ERE payments, paid out 'via a recognised ERE service provider', but names no partner and no own ERE offer.
Smart charging: Autel chargers via Vattenfall Sales N.V. (Compact from €599, MaxiCharger with MID meter from €949, incl. customer discount, excl. installation), with optional dynamic load balancing and a charging subscription of €6.95 per month. No app that shifts charging to cheap hours; the DELTA Energiemanager (expected Q4 2026, Slim Thuis package €4.99 per month) is meant to control devices automatically.
Feed-in: Fixed and variable: fixed feed-in costs based on feed-in bands (average feed-in); from 1 January 2027 a fixed amount per kWh fed in for contracts signed after 25 September 2025. Dynamic: feed-in payment equal to the exchange price, plus a selling fee per kWh fed in whose amount is only shown in MijnDELTA. From 2027 to 2030 the dynamic contract has a minimum feed-in payment of 50% of exchange price plus purchase fee (excl. VAT); never below €0.00 per month.
Contract: Open-ended, can always be cancelled free of charge, normally with 5 working days notice. A remotely readable smart meter is required.
Home battery: Fox ESS S28 (from €1,895) and Fox ESS EQ6000 Plus (from €6,935), incl. installation and customer discounts, via partner Saman Groep.
Dynamiq
Checked on September 27, 2026
4.8
Per month
Not public
Markup/kWh
Not public
Per year
Not public
- Price per hour
- ERE: No
- Smart charging: Yes
Details and sources
About the costs: Dynamiq says it adds no markup and charges a 'low subscription price'; amounts are not on the site.
ERE: No ERE offer for home charging found on the brand's own website.
Smart charging: Dynamiq mentions automatic charging at the cheapest hours via a link with charging apps; supported charge points or apps are not specified.
Feed-in: According to Dynamiq exports are paid at current market prices; no amounts stated.
EAG Energy
Checked on September 27, 2026
5.6
Per month
Not public
Markup/kWh
Not public
Per year
Not public
- Price per quarter-hour
- ERE: No
- Smart charging: Yes
Details and sources
About the costs: Fixed supply costs and the purchase fee are not published as amounts; the site refers to a personal quote. Per the product terms, an extra surcharge of up to €0.01 per kWh may apply while a conventional (non-smart) meter is in place.
ERE: No ERE offer found on the brand's own website.
Smart charging: Offers the FlexPowerBox, an energy management system that automatically steers a charge point, home battery and heat pump on quarter-hour prices. Home charge point available on request for a quote.
Feed-in: While net metering applies, feed-in and consumption are offset per tariff period (quarter-hour or hour); for a surplus in a period you receive a fee based on that period's market price minus the purchase fee. Energy tax is netted annually. No feed-in amounts published for the dynamic contract.
Contract: Open-ended; 30-day notice without termination fee (product terms). A smart meter is required for settlement at dynamic prices.
Home battery: Per the product terms, installations that actively steer consumption or feed-in (such as a home battery or energy management system) must be reported in advance; a specific contract form may be required (a separate SMART version of the product terms exists). Home battery or storage available on request for a quote.
easyEnergy
Checked on September 27, 2026
8.5
Per month
€7.00
Markup/kWh
€0.0218
Per year
€196
- Price per quarter-hour
- ERE: No
- Smart charging: Yes
Details and sources
About the costs: €7 per month per connection including VAT: easyEnergy states '14 euro incl 21% BTW' for electricity and gas together. Purchase fee €0.02178 per kWh including VAT ('2,178 ct/kwh incl. BTW'). The tariff FAQ still shows the 2025 energy tax rate; the prices page, which already uses the 2026 rate, shows the same purchase fee of 2.178 ct/kWh.
ERE: No ERE offer found on easyenergy.com.
Smart charging: easyLaden (test phase, sign up via the site): the app schedules car or charger charging on quarter-hour prices, in 30-minute blocks, with a departure time. The algorithm is from ev.energy. The page does not list supported cars or chargers.
Feed-in: No feed-in costs. Consumption and export are netted per quarter-hour at the market price; net export in a quarter-hour earns the market price. The purchase fee is charged only on the monthly net of consumption and export.
Contract: Indefinite term; cancellable monthly free of charge with the statutory 30-day notice (1 to 2 working days if you cancel directly with easyEnergy).
Home battery: Duracell Energy home battery via partner Batterijenhuis; its energy management system charges at low and uses power at high dynamic prices.
Easystroom
Checked on September 27, 2026
4.4
Per month
Not public
Markup/kWh
Not public
Per year
Not public
- Price per quarter-hour
- ERE: No
- Smart charging: No
Details and sources
About the costs: Fixed supply costs and the purchase fee are not published as amounts; the site refers to a personal quote. Per the product terms, an extra surcharge of up to €0.01 per kWh may apply while a conventional (non-smart) meter is in place.
ERE: No ERE offer found on the brand's own website.
Smart charging: No own smart-charging service; the FAQ explains you can schedule charging yourself or automate it with a smart control box that steers appliances on quarter-hour prices.
Feed-in: While net metering applies, feed-in and consumption are offset per tariff period (quarter-hour or hour); for a surplus in a period you receive a fee based on that period's market price minus the purchase fee. Energy tax is netted annually. No feed-in amounts published for the dynamic contract.
Contract: Open-ended; 30-day notice without termination fee (product terms). A smart meter is required for settlement at dynamic prices.
Home battery: Per the product terms, installations that actively steer consumption or feed-in (such as a home battery or energy management system) must be reported in advance; a specific contract form may be required (a separate SMART version of the product terms exists).
Eneco
Checked on September 27, 2026
6.5
Per month
Not public
Markup/kWh
Not public
Per year
Not public
- Price per hour
- ERE: Pre-registration
- Smart charging: Yes
Details and sources
About the costs: Eneco does not publish the fixed supply costs or the purchase fee for Eneco Dynamisch on its public pages; per Eneco they are shown in the Eneco app and the personal offer. Eneco describes the fixed supply costs as a fixed amount per year.
ERE: Via Eneco eMobility: pre-registration for customers with an Eneco eMobility charge point, whose data it reads automatically. The service starts once the final rules are settled; eneco.nl itself shows no ERE offer. View this ERE offer
Smart charging: Free smart charging in the Eneco app: charging at the cheapest moments, on low prices with Eneco Dynamisch. Supported car brands: Audi, BMW, BYD, Cupra, Jaguar, Land Rover, Lexus, MINI, Porsche, SEAT, Skoda, Tesla, Toyota, Volkswagen ID series and XPENG. Per the page, from 15 October this also works via an Eneco eMobility charge point. The old Eneco SlimLaden app from eMobility is being retired.
Feed-in: No feed-in costs. Per hour, exported power earns the same supply rate you would pay for consumption in that hour. If you export more than you use over a year, the surplus earns the market price (without purchase fee and levies) and you pay a selling fee. From 2027 the selling fee applies to all exported kWh.
Contract: No fixed term; can be cancelled at any time without a cancellation fee, with 9 days' notice.
Home battery: Eneco sells home batteries and can steer a battery for grid balancing and congestion management (mainly in winter); Eneco states at least €60 per year in compensation.
Energie VanOns
Checked on September 27, 2026
5.8
Per month
€6.99
Markup/kWh
Not public
Per year
Not public
- Price per hour
- ERE: No
- Smart charging: No
Details and sources
About the costs: Fixed costs €6.99 incl. VAT per product per month for dynamic-contract customers (since 1 January 2026, per the Changes 2026 page). The supply surcharge per kWh is not published; per the terms it is in the supply agreement.
ERE: No ERE offer found on energie.vanons.org.
Feed-in: No fixed feed-in costs with a dynamic contract. You receive the hourly price minus a feed-in deduction per kWh; consumption and feed-in are netted per hour, and energy tax per year until 2027.
Contract: Indefinite term; 30 days' notice according to the supplementary dynamic supply terms (version 09/2026).
Home battery: Group discount on a Sessy home battery (5 or 10 kWh), available until 31 December 2026. Control or trading by Energie VanOns itself is not mentioned.
Energiedirect.nl
Checked on September 27, 2026
6.0
Per month
Not public
Markup/kWh
Not public
Per year
Not public
- Price per hour
- ERE: No
- Smart charging: Yes
Details and sources
About the costs: Energiedirect does not state the fixed supply costs, purchase fee or selling fee in the website text. The page has a 'Tariefopbouw' section that only loads in the browser; the amounts could not be read from it. Energiedirect bills one hourly price: the average of the four quarter-hour prices.
ERE: No ERE offer found on energiedirect.nl.
Smart charging: Free Smart Charging in the Regelneef app: the car charges automatically in cheaper hours before your departure time. Works via the car; listed brands: Alfa Romeo, Audi, BMW, BYD, Citroën, Cupra, Dacia, DS, Fiat, Hyundai, Jaguar, Kia, Land Rover, Lexus, Mazda, Mercedes, MINI, Nissan, Opel, Peugeot, Polestar, Porsche, Renault, SEAT, Škoda, Tesla, Toyota, Volkswagen, Volvo and XPENG.
Feed-in: No feed-in costs. Net hourly consumption is billed at the market price plus purchase fee and taxes. If you export more than you use over a year, the surplus earns the market price (without VAT and taxes) minus a selling fee. From 1 January 2027 the selling fee applies to every exported kWh.
Contract: No fixed term; cancellable with 5 working days' notice.
Home battery: Energiedirect sells a Solax home battery (5 to 15 kWh) that can be steered on self-consumption or on dynamic prices.
Energiek
Checked on September 27, 2026
6.2
Per month
€5.99
Markup/kWh
€0.0180
Per year
€164
- Price per quarter-hour
- ERE: No
- Smart charging: No
Details and sources
About the costs: The site's tariff table (updated 24 September 2026) shows amounts excl. VAT and energy tax by default (purchase fee €0.0149 per kWh, fixed supply costs €59.40 per year) and, with the 'All-in' switch, incl. VAT and energy tax (fixed supply costs €71.87 per year, converted: €5.99 per month). Purchase fee incl. VAT: €0.0149 x 1.21 = €0.018029, also listed in the tariff data behind the table.
ERE: No ERE offer found on the brand's own pages.
Smart charging: No automatic charging control. With a dynamic contract the Energiek app shows the cheapest times and can send a notification when prices are low.
Feed-in: Dynamic: net metering per quarter hour; feed-in earns the exchange price minus a fixed deduction of €0.0149 per kWh. Fixed and variable: feed-in payment plus feed-in costs as a fixed amount per kWh fed in (no bands).
Contract: Open-ended, free to cancel with 5 working days notice; monthly billing. Smart meter required; without meter data the variable model contract rate applies.
Energievoordeelplan
Checked on September 27, 2026
4.4
Per month
Not public
Markup/kWh
Not public
Per year
Not public
- Price per quarter-hour
- ERE: No
- Smart charging: No
Details and sources
About the costs: Fixed supply costs and the purchase fee are not published as amounts; the site refers to a personal quote. Per the product terms, an extra surcharge of up to €0.01 per kWh may apply while a conventional (non-smart) meter is in place.
ERE: No ERE offer found on the brand's own website.
Smart charging: No own smart-charging service; the FAQ explains you can schedule charging yourself or automate it with a smart control box that steers appliances on quarter-hour prices.
Feed-in: While net metering applies, feed-in and consumption are offset per tariff period (quarter-hour or hour); for a surplus in a period you receive a fee based on that period's market price minus the purchase fee. Energy tax is netted annually. No feed-in amounts published for the dynamic contract.
Contract: Open-ended; 30-day notice without termination fee (product terms). A smart meter is required for settlement at dynamic prices.
Home battery: Per the product terms, installations that actively steer consumption or feed-in (such as a home battery or energy management system) must be reported in advance; a specific contract form may be required.
EnergyZero
Checked on September 27, 2026
5.4
Per month
Not public
Markup/kWh
Not public
Per year
Not public
- Price per quarter-hour
- ERE: No
- Smart charging: Coming soon
Details and sources
About the costs: The fixed supply fee is not public; EnergyZero only shows it in the personal price breakdown. The purchase fee is unclear: the help article lists €0.02800 per kWh excl. VAT for 2026, while the article on the selling fee (€0.02242 incl. VAT) says it equals the existing purchase fee.
ERE: No active ERE offer yet: 'Verdien met Laden' (earning money with ERE certificates for kWh charged at home) is listed on the site as coming soon.
Smart charging: SlimLaden (automatic charging at cheap moments) and SlimLaden en Ontladen (V2G) are listed on the site as coming soon.
Feed-in: Net metering applies until the end of 2026. On the dynamic contract EnergyZero has charged a selling fee of €0.02242 incl. VAT per exported kWh since 16 April 2026; net annual export is paid at the bare market price. The free ZonOptimaal service gives a €0.01 per kWh discount until the end of 2026 and compensates negative all-in quarter-hour prices on export via the annual bill.
Contract: Cancellable monthly without penalty; smart meter required. Quarter-hour electricity prices since 1 January 2026, daily gas prices.
Home battery: EnergyZero supplies and installs the Bliq home battery and steers a home battery based on market prices; the BatterijBeter service is listed as coming soon.
ENGIE
Checked on September 27, 2026
4.8
Per month
Not public
Markup/kWh
Not public
Per year
Not public
- Price per hour
- ERE: No
- Smart charging: Yes
Details and sources
About the costs: ENGIE does not publish the fixed supply costs (per the product terms a fixed amount per day) or the purchase fee for ENGIE Dynamisch on its website; they appear in the personal offer. It does state a selling fee of 1.9 cents per exported kWh.
ERE: No ERE offer found on engie.nl.
Smart charging: Smart Charging in the ENGIE app; with a dynamic contract you charge at favourable moments on dynamic prices. Via the car: Audi, CUPRA, Škoda, Tesla, Volkswagen and Mini. Via a Wallbox, Easee, Zaptec, go-e, Heidelberg, Garo, KEBA, Ohme or Tesla Wall Connector charger also for other brands, such as Alpine and Polestar.
Feed-in: No feed-in costs. Export is paid per hour at the market price minus a selling fee of 1.9 cents per kWh. If you export less than you use over a year, that selling fee is refunded; on net export it is charged.
Contract: Indefinite term; cancellation is free of charge with 30 days' notice (the website says cancellable monthly without a fee).
Essent
Checked on September 27, 2026
6.5
Per month
Not public
Markup/kWh
Not public
Per year
Not public
- Price per hour
- ERE: Waitlist
- Smart charging: Yes
Details and sources
About the costs: Essent does not state the fixed supply costs, purchase fee or selling fee on its public pages; they are in the supply contract and personal offer. Essent may change the purchase and selling fees monthly and the fixed supply costs quarterly. The billed hourly price is the average of the four quarter-hour prices.
ERE: Own ERE service in preparation: waitlist only for now. Only for Essent charge points (MID meter as standard); an Essent energy contract is not required. Essent works with a partner not yet named, plans to book all of 2026 retroactively and mentions costs for booking and trading. View this ERE offer
Smart charging: Free Smart Charging in the Essent app: with a dynamic contract the car charges automatically in low-price hours. Works via the car; listed brands: Alfa Romeo, Audi, BMW, BYD, Citroën, Cupra, Dacia, DS, Fiat, Hyundai, Jaguar, Kia, Land Rover, Lexus, Mazda, Mercedes, MINI, Nissan, Opel, Peugeot, Polestar, Porsche, Renault, SEAT, Škoda, Tesla, Toyota, Volkswagen, Volvo and XPENG.
Feed-in: No feed-in costs; export is paid at the hourly rate at that moment. If you export more than you use over a year, a selling fee applies to the surplus. From 1 January 2027 you receive the market price (without VAT) and pay a selling fee per exported kWh.
Contract: Indefinite term; 5 working days' notice.
Home battery: Slim Sturen: Essent automatically steers a Solax or Enphase home battery for grid balancing; in 2026 a fixed fee of €25 to €120 per month depending on capacity and power. Battery from €5,869 including installation and VAT.
Frank Energie
Checked on September 27, 2026
8.5
Per month
€7.25*
Markup/kWh
€0.0182*
Per year
€180*
- Price per hour
- ERE: Yes
- Smart charging: Yes
Details and sources
About the costs: Both amounts come from Frank Energie's comparison table (updated April 2026): fixed supply fee €7.25 per month and purchase fee €0.0182 per kWh. The table does not say whether the amounts include or exclude VAT (VAT basis not stated), nor whether the €7.25 applies per product. An older Frank page (dated 3 January 2025) states €7 per month, also without a VAT basis. For the purchase fee, Frank's own sources do point to a VAT-inclusive amount: Frank defines the all-in price as 'the market price plus purchase fee, energy tax and VAT', and in Frank's public price feed the all-in price is exactly market price + 21% VAT on the market price + €0.01815 purchase fee + €0.11085 energy tax (the VAT-inclusive rate). VAT is only added separately to the market price there, which means €0.01815 (rounded €0.0182) already includes VAT (€0.015 excluding VAT). This is derived, not stated verbatim. Frank bills hourly prices by default; you can switch to quarter-hour prices in the app.
ERE: Via registration service Joulo (since 16 September 2026), for customers with a suitable charge point with a MID meter. Signing up before 25 February 2027 includes sessions from 1 January 2026; quarterly payout, shown in the Frank app. View this ERE offer
Smart charging: Smart Charging in the Frank app: set a departure time and Frank schedules charging at the cheapest moments. Car brands: Audi, BMW, Cadillac, Chevrolet, Cupra, GMC, Honda, Hyundai, Jaguar, Kia, Land Rover, Lexus, Lucid, Mazda, Mercedes, MG, MINI, NIO, Nissan, Porsche, Renault, SEAT, Skoda, Subaru, Tesla, Toyota, Volkswagen, Volvo. Chargers: Charge Amps, ChargePoint, Easee, Garo, Heidelberg, Hypervolt, KEBA, Ohme, Pod Point, Schneider Electric, Wallbox, Zaptec. In parts of Flevoland, Gelderland, Utrecht and Noord-Brabant (East) an extra grid-congestion fee is possible.
Feed-in: No feed-in costs. Per the comparison table (April 2026) and the knowledge base, exported power earns the market price plus a feed-in purchase fee of €0.0182 per kWh; the table explains that a positive value means you receive money. The invoice guide, however, says you pay a purchase fee on exported power; Frank's own pages are not consistent on this. With Slim Terugleveren (a linked inverter from brands including Enphase, SolarEdge, SMA, Huawei, Solis, Sungrow, GoodWe, Fronius and Growatt) Frank mentions a feed-in bonus of about 15% on the market price.
Contract: Indefinite term; cancellation is free and there is no notice period.
Home battery: Slim Stroom Handelen: Frank steers a linked home battery to charge at low and discharge at high prices, including on the imbalance market; open to multiple brands. Smart traders get a 'Frank Slim discount' that sets purchase fees to zero (fair-use policy).
Fullflex Energie
Checked on September 27, 2026
4.4
Per month
Not public
Markup/kWh
Not public
Per year
Not public
- Price per quarter-hour
- ERE: No
- Smart charging: No
Details and sources
About the costs: Fixed supply costs and the purchase fee are not published as amounts; the site refers to a personal quote. Per the product terms, an extra surcharge of up to €0.01 per kWh may apply while a conventional (non-smart) meter is in place.
ERE: No ERE offer found on the brand's own website.
Smart charging: No own smart-charging service; the FAQ explains you can schedule charging yourself or automate it with a smart control box that steers appliances on quarter-hour prices.
Feed-in: While net metering applies, feed-in and consumption are offset per tariff period (quarter-hour or hour); for a surplus in a period you receive a fee based on that period's market price minus the purchase fee. Energy tax is netted annually. No feed-in amounts published for the dynamic contract.
Contract: Open-ended; 30-day notice without termination fee (product terms). A smart meter is required for settlement at dynamic prices.
Home battery: Per the product terms, installations that actively steer consumption or feed-in (such as a home battery or energy management system) must be reported in advance; a specific contract form may be required.
Future Energie
Checked on September 27, 2026
4.4
Per month
Not public
Markup/kWh
Not public
Per year
Not public
- Price per quarter-hour
- ERE: No
- Smart charging: No
Details and sources
About the costs: Fixed supply costs and the purchase fee are not published as amounts; the site refers to a personal quote. Per the product terms, an extra surcharge of up to €0.01 per kWh may apply while a conventional (non-smart) meter is in place.
ERE: No ERE offer found on the brand's own website.
Smart charging: No own smart-charging service; the FAQ explains you can schedule charging yourself or automate it with a smart control box that steers appliances on quarter-hour prices. Home charge point available on request for a quote.
Feed-in: While net metering applies, feed-in and consumption are offset per tariff period (quarter-hour or hour); for a surplus in a period you receive a fee based on that period's market price minus the purchase fee. Energy tax is netted annually. No feed-in amounts published for the dynamic contract.
Contract: Open-ended; 30-day notice without termination fee (product terms). A smart meter is required for settlement at dynamic prices.
Home battery: Per the product terms, installations that actively steer consumption or feed-in (such as a home battery or energy management system) must be reported in advance; a specific contract form may be required (a separate SMART version of the product terms exists). Home battery or storage available on request for a quote.
Greenchoice
Checked on September 27, 2026
6.0
Per month
Not public
Markup/kWh
Not public
Per year
Not public
- Price per quarter-hour
- ERE: No
- Smart charging: Yes
Details and sources
About the costs: Greenchoice does not publish the fixed supply costs, purchase fee or selling fee for the dynamic contract on its website. The dynamic contract is supplied by EnergyZero B.V. ('powered by EnergyZero', its own ACM license in the name of EnergyZero B.V.): you switch supplier, Greenchoice remains the point of contact.
ERE: No ERE offer found on greenchoice.nl.
Smart charging: Greenchoice sells Zaptec chargers via partner Saman; for the Zaptec Go it mentions 'smart charging on hourly rates'. Greenchoice does not mention its own app feature for steering charging on dynamic prices.
Feed-in: Export is paid at the quarter-hour price at that moment; until 1 January 2027 netting happens at year end. You also pay a selling fee: a fixed amount per exported kWh (amount not on the website).
Contract: Cancellable monthly without a cancellation fee, with 30 days' notice.
Home battery: Greenchoice Home Battery (via partner Saman, from €1,995 including VAT and discounts) with the Greenchoice Energy Manager; with a dynamic contract it charges at low and exports at higher prices.
Groene Vrienden Energie
Checked on September 27, 2026
4.4
Per month
Not public
Markup/kWh
Not public
Per year
Not public
- Price per quarter-hour
- ERE: No
- Smart charging: No
Details and sources
About the costs: Fixed supply costs and the purchase fee are not published as amounts; the site refers to a personal quote. Per the product terms, an extra surcharge of up to €0.01 per kWh may apply while a conventional (non-smart) meter is in place.
ERE: No ERE offer found on the brand's own website.
Smart charging: No own smart-charging service; the FAQ explains you can schedule charging yourself or automate it with a smart control box that steers appliances on quarter-hour prices. Home charge point available on request for a quote.
Feed-in: While net metering applies, feed-in and consumption are offset per tariff period (quarter-hour or hour); for a surplus in a period you receive a fee based on that period's market price minus the purchase fee. Energy tax is netted annually. No feed-in amounts published for the dynamic contract.
Contract: Open-ended; 30-day notice without termination fee (product terms). A smart meter is required for settlement at dynamic prices.
Home battery: Per the product terms, installations that actively steer consumption or feed-in (such as a home battery or energy management system) must be reported in advance; a specific contract form may be required (a separate SMART version of the product terms exists). Home battery or storage available on request for a quote. Groene Vrienden (groenevrienden.nl) sells home batteries and solar panels and recommends combining a dynamic contract with a home battery.
Groenpand Energie
Checked on September 27, 2026
7.5
Per month
€8.47*
Markup/kWh
€0.0242
Per year
€226*
- Price per hour
- ERE: No
- Smart charging: Yes
Details and sources
About the costs: Tariff tool (September 2026): standing charge €8.47 per month; the tool does not say whether this amount includes VAT. Markup €0.02 per kWh excl. VAT and €0.0242 incl. VAT (both shown in the tool). According to the dynamic contract page the electricity price changes every hour.
ERE: No ERE offer found on the brand's own pages.
Smart charging: Groenpand sells and installs Easee chargers; the Easee app can be set to charge on your own solar power. Steering on dynamic prices is not mentioned on the charger page.
Feed-in: For fixed, variable and model contracts with solar panels, the general terms (art. 26) allow Groenpand to have an EMS installed (cost for the customer, after a quote) and switch the panels off during grid congestion, imbalance or negative prices, without compensation. Feed-in payment or feed-in cost amounts are not on the pages found.
Contract: Open-ended; per the general terms it can always be cancelled free of charge with 5 working days notice.
Home battery: Supplies and installs Sessy home batteries (web shop or quote, installation €605 incl. VAT); energy customers get a discount on items such as a home battery.
Hang(On) Energie
Checked on September 27, 2026
4.4
Per month
Not public
Markup/kWh
Not public
Per year
Not public
- Price per quarter-hour
- ERE: No
- Smart charging: No
Details and sources
About the costs: Fixed supply costs and the purchase fee are not published as amounts; the site refers to a personal quote. Per the product terms, an extra surcharge of up to €0.01 per kWh may apply while a conventional (non-smart) meter is in place.
ERE: No ERE offer found on the brand's own website.
Smart charging: No own smart-charging service; the FAQ explains you can schedule charging yourself or automate it with a smart control box that steers appliances on quarter-hour prices. Home charge point available on request for a quote.
Feed-in: While net metering applies, feed-in and consumption are offset per tariff period (quarter-hour or hour); for a surplus in a period you receive a fee based on that period's market price minus the purchase fee. Energy tax is netted annually. No feed-in amounts published for the dynamic contract.
Contract: Open-ended; 30-day notice without termination fee (product terms). A smart meter is required for settlement at dynamic prices.
Home battery: Per the product terms, installations that actively steer consumption or feed-in (such as a home battery or energy management system) must be reported in advance; a specific contract form may be required. Home battery or storage available on request for a quote.
Hegg Energy
Checked on September 27, 2026
8.0
Per month
€7.50*
Markup/kWh
€0.0220*
Per year
€203*
- Price per quarter-hour
- ERE: Yes
- Smart charging: Yes
Details and sources
About the costs: Fixed supply costs €7.50 per month and purchase fee €0.022 per kWh; with Hegg Intelligence control of a home battery or car (V2G) the purchase fee is €0.017 per kWh. Hegg's own pages do not say whether these amounts include or exclude VAT; nothing was converted. The same table shows energy tax as €0.092 per kWh. According to search results, the support page (behind a bot check, not directly accessible) lists €0.02242 per kWh, and €0.01700 with battery control or V2G.
ERE: Via partner Plugchoice, as part of Hegg Smart Charging: activate ERE registration once in the Hegg App; requires a charger with a MID meter. Fees and payout terms are not on the page.
Smart charging: Hegg Smart Charging (free for customers): the Hegg App schedules charging at cheap, green moments via a link to your car brand's account. Requires Hegg Energie, the Hegg App, the Hegg Dongle and a charger. Also bidirectional charging (V2G) with We Drive Solar's Solar Life charge point for eligible Renault and Alpine models.
Feed-in: Net metering applies until 2027; the feed-in credit is calculated with the year's average quarter-hour price. A selling fee applies per exported kWh (according to the support page €0.02242 for the standard variant and Smart Charging, €0 with battery control or V2G).
Contract: Cancellable monthly without a penalty.
Home battery: Hegg sells an AlphaESS home battery and controls batteries via Hegg Intelligence for self-consumption and the imbalance and day-ahead markets. People Power Plant bonus of €15 to €50 per month and a lower purchase fee with battery control.
Helder Stroom
Checked on September 27, 2026
4.4
Per month
Not public
Markup/kWh
Not public
Per year
Not public
- Price per quarter-hour
- ERE: No
- Smart charging: No
Details and sources
About the costs: Fixed supply costs and the purchase fee are not published as amounts; the site refers to a personal quote. Per the product terms, an extra surcharge of up to €0.01 per kWh may apply while a conventional (non-smart) meter is in place. Some pages (electricity and gas, about us) still mention an hourly price; the dynamic contract and current prices pages mention quarter-hour prices.
ERE: No ERE offer found on the brand's own website.
Smart charging: No own smart-charging service; the FAQ explains you can schedule charging yourself or automate it with a smart control box that steers appliances on quarter-hour prices.
Feed-in: While net metering applies, feed-in and consumption are offset per tariff period (quarter-hour or hour); for a surplus in a period you receive a fee based on that period's market price minus the purchase fee. Energy tax is netted annually. No feed-in amounts published for the dynamic contract.
Contract: Open-ended; 30-day notice without termination fee (product terms). A smart meter is required for settlement at dynamic prices.
Home battery: Per the product terms, installations that actively steer consumption or feed-in (such as a home battery or energy management system) must be reported in advance; a specific contract form may be required.
Holland Energie
Checked on September 27, 2026
4.8
Per month
Not public
Markup/kWh
Not public
Per year
Not public
- Price per quarter-hour
- ERE: No
- Smart charging: No
Details and sources
About the costs: The site mentions a 'transparent low purchase fee' without an amount; fixed supply costs not stated.
ERE: No ERE offer found on the brand's own website.
Smart charging: Focuses on business charging solutions; the prices app shows quarter-hour prices and supports demand steering. No home smart-charging service mentioned.
Feed-in: With the dynamic contract you receive the current quarter-hour market price for feed-in minus a feed-in fee equal to the purchase fee; no feed-in costs.
Contract: No long term according to the site; a combined contract with dynamic electricity and a fixed gas price is also offered.
Home battery: Offers free advice on battery storage and energy trading.
Innova Energie
Checked on September 27, 2026
6.0
Per month
Not public
Markup/kWh
Not public
Per year
Not public
- Price per hour
- ERE: No
- Smart charging: Yes
Details and sources
About the costs: The per-kWh markup and fixed supply fee are agreed in the contract and are not published on the site.
ERE: No ERE offer for home charging found on the brand's own website.
Smart charging: Home charge point via partner SolarNRG. The iPwr energy system uses hourly prices and can steer the home battery and optionally the charge point.
Feed-in: Variable tariff from 1 May 2026: fixed feed-in costs €0.13310 incl. VAT per exported kWh; net annual export (after net metering) €0.05 excl. VAT per kWh. On the dynamic contract export is settled per hour at the hourly rate including markups and discounts, with a feed-in bonus.
Contract: Innova Dynamisch: cancellable monthly without penalty, smart meter required. Innova deliberately still uses hourly prices and expects quarter-hour prices in 2026. A hybrid contract (dynamic electricity, fixed gas price) is also offered.
Home battery: Innova sells home batteries controlled via iPwr; combined with a dynamic contract a VAT refund is possible under conditions.
KUKO Energy
Checked on September 27, 2026
4.8
Per month
Not public
Markup/kWh
Not public
Per year
Not public
- Price per hour
- ERE: No
- Smart charging: No
Details and sources
About the costs: Fixed costs and markup are not on the site.
ERE: No ERE offer for home charging found on the brand's own website.
Contract: Cancellable monthly free of charge, according to the site.
Home battery: KUKO sells stackable home batteries with AI control that charges at low and sells at high prices; with a dynamic contract via KUKO the control has no extra monthly cost.
Live Energy
Checked on September 27, 2026
4.4
Per month
Not public
Markup/kWh
Not public
Per year
Not public
- Price per quarter-hour
- ERE: No
- Smart charging: No
Details and sources
About the costs: Fixed supply costs and the purchase fee are not published as amounts; the site refers to a personal quote. Per the product terms, an extra surcharge of up to €0.01 per kWh may apply while a conventional (non-smart) meter is in place. An older FAQ text still mentions an 'hourly varying market price'; the other pages mention quarter-hour prices.
ERE: No ERE offer found on the brand's own website.
Smart charging: No own smart-charging service; the FAQ explains you can schedule charging yourself or automate it with a smart control box that steers appliances on quarter-hour prices. Home charge point available on request for a quote.
Feed-in: While net metering applies, feed-in and consumption are offset per tariff period (quarter-hour or hour); for a surplus in a period you receive a fee based on that period's market price minus the purchase fee. Energy tax is netted annually. No feed-in amounts published for the dynamic contract.
Contract: Open-ended; 30-day notice without termination fee (product terms). A smart meter is required for settlement at dynamic prices.
Home battery: Per the product terms, installations that actively steer consumption or feed-in (such as a home battery or energy management system) must be reported in advance; a specific contract form may be required (a separate SMART version of the product terms exists). Home battery or storage available on request for a quote.
Mega
Checked on September 27, 2026
3.7
Per month
Not public
Markup/kWh
Not public
Per year
Not public
- Price per quarter-hour
- ERE: No
- Smart charging: No
Details and sources
About the costs: The per-kWh markup and fixed supply fee are not on the site; the current price is shown in the myMega app and customer portal.
ERE: No ERE offer for home charging found on the brand's own website.
Feed-in: Variable (new customers from 09-01-2026 per the site): feed-in costs per kWh, calculated as the supply rate excl. VAT and tax minus €0.02564; October 2026: €0.17642 per kWh. Surplus export is paid at the single rate. Dynamic: export settled per quarter hour at the quarter-hour price; at negative prices exporting can cost money.
Contract: New product with quarter-hour electricity and daily gas prices; consumption and export are settled per quarter hour.
NextEnergy
Checked on September 27, 2026
7.6
Per month
€5.99*
Markup/kWh
€0.0210
Per year
€180*
- Price per hour
- ERE: No
- Smart charging: Yes
Details and sources
About the costs: Purchase fee 2.1 cents per kWh incl. VAT. Fixed costs €5.99 per month per connection; the VAT note on the page belongs to the purchase fee, and no VAT basis is given for the €5.99.
ERE: No ERE offer found on nextenergy.nl.
Smart charging: Smart charging in the NextEnergy app, free for customers and only with a dynamic NextEnergy contract. Supported cars via partner Jedlix; if the car is not supported, via an Easee, Zaptec or Wallbox charger.
Feed-in: No fixed feed-in costs. Feed-in price is market price minus selling fee; for new contracts the feed-in price equals the market price. Solar Bonus: an extra 50% of the market price, only between 06:00 and 22:00, only when the market price is positive, up to 6,000 kWh per year and not for power from a home battery.
Contract: Indefinite term; can be ended immediately without a notice period or termination fee.
Home battery: NextBattery energy contract with smart control of home batteries from partner brands, with Self-consumption, Self-consumption Plus and Smart Trading (trading on energy markets) profiles. A plug-in home battery is also offered.
Noord Dynamic
Checked on September 27, 2026
3.2
Per month
Not public
Markup/kWh
Not public
Per year
Not public
- Price per unknown
- ERE: No
- Smart charging: No
Details and sources
About the costs: Exchange price plus a variable fee; amounts are not on the site.
ERE: No ERE offer for home charging found on the brand's own website.
Contract: Cancellable any day without penalty, according to the site.
- Tariffs Noord Dynamic
- Noord Dynamic over ons
Noord Energie
Checked on September 27, 2026
7.3
Per month
€4.83*
Markup/kWh
€0.0194
Per year
€157*
- Price per quarter-hour
- ERE: No
- Smart charging: No
Details and sources
About the costs: Tariff overview September 2026 (product Stroom Dynamisch): markup €0.01600 excl. VAT / €0.01936 incl. VAT per kWh; 'fixed charge per month €4.83'. The overview does not state whether VAT is included in the fixed charge.
ERE: No ERE offer for home charging found on the brand's own website.
Feed-in: Net metering applies until the end of 2026. Since 1 October 2024 Noord Energie has charged fixed feed-in costs per exported kWh (announced in 2024: €0.121); the current amount is not in the public tariff overview. On the dynamic contract non-netted export is paid at the EPEX price minus the variable supply fee.
Contract: Cancellable monthly without penalty; smart meter required. Quarter-hour electricity prices, daily gas prices.
Home battery: Noord Energy System (NES) automatically steers solar panels, home battery and appliances on market prices (charge at low, discharge at high prices); free advice call, HomeWizard P1 meter for €50.
om | nieuwe energie
Checked on September 27, 2026
7.5
Per month
€8.57*
Markup/kWh
€0.0250
Per year
€231*
- Price per quarter-hour
- ERE: No
- Smart charging: Yes
Details and sources
About the costs: The dynamic tariff block lists fixed supply costs of €0.281781 per day per connection (converted: €8.57 per month) without stating VAT. On the same page the same amount appears for the fixed consumer contracts, below tables marked incl. 21% VAT, and the SME block (excl. VAT) lists €0.232877 per day. The purchase fee is €0.13585 per kWh incl. VAT and energy tax; minus the 2026 energy tax (€0.110848 incl. VAT) that is €0.025 per kWh.
ERE: No ERE offer found on the brand's own pages.
Smart charging: Smappee home charger via partner Accubaas with up to 7.5% discount for customers: dynamic load balancing, charging on your own solar power, an app showing use and costs, and split billing for a company car. Steering on dynamic prices is not mentioned.
Feed-in: Dynamic: net metering per quarter hour; net feed-in earns the market price minus a feed-in purchase fee of €0.025 per kWh (incl. VAT). Fixed contracts: fixed feed-in costs per kWh fed in, calculated before net metering and set monthly (for example 1-year fixed, September 2026: €0.072832 per kWh). Fixed model contract: feed-in costs €0.142 per kWh.
Contract: Open-ended; electricity price per quarter hour, gas price per day. The terms of 14 August 2026 state 5 calendar days notice without a termination fee (the tariff page still says 30 days). Smart meter required.
Home battery: Collective purchase deal for the Sessy home battery, until the end of 2026: 5 kWh for €3,268 and 10 kWh for €4,936 (incl. VAT and basic installation).
Omnis Energy
Checked on September 27, 2026
4.4
Per month
Not public
Markup/kWh
Not public
Per year
Not public
- Price per quarter-hour
- ERE: No
- Smart charging: No
Details and sources
About the costs: Fixed supply costs and the purchase fee are not published as amounts; the site refers to a personal quote. Per the product terms, an extra surcharge of up to €0.01 per kWh may apply while a conventional (non-smart) meter is in place.
ERE: No ERE offer found on the brand's own website.
Smart charging: No own smart-charging service; the FAQ explains you can schedule charging yourself or automate it with a smart control box that steers appliances on quarter-hour prices. Home charge point available on request for a quote.
Feed-in: While net metering applies, feed-in and consumption are offset per tariff period (quarter-hour or hour); for a surplus in a period you receive a fee based on that period's market price minus the purchase fee. Energy tax is netted annually. No feed-in amounts published for the dynamic contract.
Contract: Open-ended; 30-day notice without termination fee (product terms). A smart meter is required for settlement at dynamic prices.
Home battery: Per the product terms, installations that actively steer consumption or feed-in (such as a home battery or energy management system) must be reported in advance; a specific contract form may be required (a separate SMART version of the product terms exists). Home battery or storage available on request for a quote.
Oxxio
Checked on September 27, 2026
3.7
Per month
Not public
Markup/kWh
Not public
Per year
Not public
- Price per hour
- ERE: No
- Smart charging: No
Details and sources
About the costs: Oxxio mentions a purchase fee per kWh and fixed supply costs (a fixed amount per year) for Oxxio Dynamisch, but the amounts are not on the public pages we could consult.
ERE: No ERE offer found on oxxio.nl.
Feed-in: No feed-in costs. Until 2027: feed-in up to your own consumption is credited at the current hourly rate, energy tax and purchase fee (incl. VAT); for any surplus you receive the hourly rate excl. VAT and pay a selling fee incl. VAT. From 2027 the latter applies to all feed-in.
Contract: Indefinite term; switch at any moment without a termination fee.
PoProstu Energy
Checked on September 27, 2026
4.4
Per month
Not public
Markup/kWh
Not public
Per year
Not public
- Price per quarter-hour
- ERE: No
- Smart charging: No
Details and sources
About the costs: Fixed supply costs and the purchase fee are not published as amounts; the site refers to a personal quote. Per the product terms, an extra surcharge of up to €0.01 per kWh may apply while a conventional (non-smart) meter is in place.
ERE: No ERE offer found on the brand's own website.
Smart charging: No own smart-charging service; the FAQ explains you can schedule charging yourself or automate it with a smart control box that steers appliances on quarter-hour prices.
Feed-in: While net metering applies, feed-in and consumption are offset per tariff period (quarter-hour or hour); for a surplus in a period you receive a fee based on that period's market price minus the purchase fee. Energy tax is netted annually. No feed-in amounts published for the dynamic contract.
Contract: Open-ended; 30-day notice without termination fee (product terms). A smart meter is required for settlement at dynamic prices.
Home battery: Per the product terms, installations that actively steer consumption or feed-in (such as a home battery or energy management system) must be reported in advance; a specific contract form may be required (a separate SMART version of the product terms exists).
Powerpeers
Checked on September 27, 2026
5.4
Per month
Not public
Markup/kWh
€0.0100*
Per year
Not public
- Price per quarter-hour
- ERE: No
- Smart charging: No
Details and sources
About the costs: Powerpeers states a purchase fee of €0.01 per kWh without saying whether VAT is included. Fixed supply costs are charged per day; the amount is not on the public pages.
ERE: No ERE offer found on the brand's own website.
Smart charging: No own smart-charging service; only general advice to charge the car at cheap moments.
Feed-in: Dynamic: you receive the quarter-hour exchange price (EPEX) for exported electricity and pay a sales fee per kWh, without fixed feed-in costs. Fixed contracts: annual fixed feed-in costs by tier, €0 up to 999 kWh exported and from €110 per year above that (incl. VAT).
Contract: Fully Dynamic (electricity and gas) or Half Dynamic (dynamic electricity with a one-year fixed gas price); open-ended contract.
Home battery: Only an informational article on home batteries; no battery product or steering offered.
Prijspunten Energie
Checked on September 27, 2026
4.4
Per month
Not public
Markup/kWh
Not public
Per year
Not public
- Price per quarter-hour
- ERE: No
- Smart charging: No
Details and sources
About the costs: Fixed supply costs and the purchase fee are not published as amounts; the site refers to a personal quote. Per the product terms, an extra surcharge of up to €0.01 per kWh may apply while a conventional (non-smart) meter is in place.
ERE: No ERE offer found on the brand's own website.
Smart charging: No own smart-charging service; the FAQ explains you can schedule charging yourself or automate it with a smart control box that steers appliances on quarter-hour prices. Home charge point available on request for a quote.
Feed-in: While net metering applies, feed-in and consumption are offset per tariff period (quarter-hour or hour); for a surplus in a period you receive a fee based on that period's market price minus the purchase fee. Energy tax is netted annually. No feed-in amounts published for the dynamic contract.
Contract: Open-ended; 30-day notice without termination fee (product terms). A smart meter is required for settlement at dynamic prices.
Home battery: Per the product terms, installations that actively steer consumption or feed-in (such as a home battery or energy management system) must be reported in advance; a specific contract form may be required (a separate SMART version of the product terms exists). Home battery or storage available on request for a quote.
Pure Energie
Checked on September 27, 2026
3.7
Per month
Not public
Markup/kWh
Not public
Per year
Not public
- Price per hour
- ERE: No
- Smart charging: No
Details and sources
About the costs: Pure Energie does not publish the fixed supply costs, purchase fee or selling fee of the dynamic contract on its public pages; according to the site the amounts are on your invoice, in your energy contract, in the app and in Mijn Pure Energie.
ERE: Pure Energie explains ERE in its knowledge base and refers to registration service providers, but offers no own ERE service or partner deal.
Feed-in: No feed-in charge with a dynamic contract. Consumption and feed-in are netted per tariff period; for net feed-in you receive the market price (excl. VAT) minus a selling fee. From 2027 you receive the market price per kWh minus the selling fee; the monthly average may not be negative.
Contract: Indefinite term; 5 working days' notice and no termination fee (the product page calls it cancellable daily at no cost).
Ralectro Energie
Checked on September 27, 2026
4.4
Per month
Not public
Markup/kWh
Not public
Per year
Not public
- Price per quarter-hour
- ERE: No
- Smart charging: No
Details and sources
About the costs: Fixed supply costs and the purchase fee are not published as amounts; the site refers to a personal quote. Per the product terms, an extra surcharge of up to €0.01 per kWh may apply while a conventional (non-smart) meter is in place.
ERE: No ERE offer found on the brand's own website.
Smart charging: No own smart-charging service; the FAQ explains you can schedule charging yourself or automate it with a smart control box that steers appliances on quarter-hour prices.
Feed-in: While net metering applies, feed-in and consumption are offset per tariff period (quarter-hour or hour); for a surplus in a period you receive a fee based on that period's market price minus the purchase fee. Energy tax is netted annually. No feed-in amounts published for the dynamic contract.
Contract: Open-ended; 30-day notice without termination fee (product terms). A smart meter is required for settlement at dynamic prices.
Home battery: Per the product terms, installations that actively steer consumption or feed-in (such as a home battery or energy management system) must be reported in advance; a specific contract form may be required.
Renewa Energy
Checked on September 27, 2026
4.4
Per month
Not public
Markup/kWh
Not public
Per year
Not public
- Price per quarter-hour
- ERE: No
- Smart charging: No
Details and sources
About the costs: Fixed supply costs and the purchase fee are not published as amounts; the site refers to a personal quote. Per the product terms, an extra surcharge of up to €0.01 per kWh may apply while a conventional (non-smart) meter is in place.
ERE: No ERE offer found on the brand's own website.
Smart charging: No own smart-charging service; the FAQ explains you can schedule charging yourself or automate it with a smart control box that steers appliances on quarter-hour prices. Home charge point available on request for a quote.
Feed-in: While net metering applies, feed-in and consumption are offset per tariff period (quarter-hour or hour); for a surplus in a period you receive a fee based on that period's market price minus the purchase fee. Energy tax is netted annually. No feed-in amounts published for the dynamic contract.
Contract: Open-ended; 30-day notice without termination fee (product terms). A smart meter is required for settlement at dynamic prices.
Home battery: Per the product terms, installations that actively steer consumption or feed-in (such as a home battery or energy management system) must be reported in advance; a specific contract form may be required (a separate SMART version of the product terms exists). Home battery or storage available on request for a quote.
Samenstromen Energie
Checked on September 27, 2026
4.4
Per month
Not public
Markup/kWh
Not public
Per year
Not public
- Price per quarter-hour
- ERE: No
- Smart charging: No
Details and sources
About the costs: Fixed supply costs and the purchase fee are not published as amounts; the site refers to a personal quote. Per the product terms, an extra surcharge of up to €0.01 per kWh may apply while a conventional (non-smart) meter is in place.
ERE: No ERE offer found on the brand's own website.
Smart charging: No own smart-charging service; the FAQ explains you can schedule charging yourself or automate it with a smart control box that steers appliances on quarter-hour prices.
Feed-in: While net metering applies, feed-in and consumption are offset per tariff period (quarter-hour or hour); for a surplus in a period you receive a fee based on that period's market price minus the purchase fee. Energy tax is netted annually. No feed-in amounts published for the dynamic contract.
Contract: Open-ended; 30-day notice without termination fee (product terms). A smart meter is required for settlement at dynamic prices.
Home battery: Per the product terms, installations that actively steer consumption or feed-in (such as a home battery or energy management system) must be reported in advance; a specific contract form may be required (a separate SMART version of the product terms exists). Parent company SamenStromen (samenstromen.nl) sells and installs home batteries, solar panels and charge points.
SamSam
Checked on September 27, 2026
7.0
Per month
€7.99*
Markup/kWh
€0.0212*
Per year
€205*
- Price per unknown
- ERE: No
- Smart charging: Yes
Details and sources
About the costs: €7.99 fixed supply fee per connection per month. Purchase fee per the FAQ €0.02118 per kWh; the Groene energie page lists €0.021118 per kWh incl. VAT.
ERE: No ERE offer for home charging found on the brand's own website.
Smart charging: SamSam installs charge points and mentions charging at the cheapest hours; no details on automatic control.
Feed-in: On the dynamic contract SamSam says you receive the market price for each exported kWh. Fixed and variable contracts use a pre-agreed feed-in rate; amounts not public.
Contract: Cancellable monthly without penalty; smart meter required. SamSam's own site refers to hourly prices; supplier EnergyZero has billed on quarter-hour prices since 1 January 2026.
Home battery: SamSam sells and installs home batteries with smart control that buys and sells automatically, combined with solar panels and a dynamic contract.
Sepa Green
Checked on September 27, 2026
3.7
Per month
Not public
Markup/kWh
Not public
Per year
Not public
- Price per hour
- ERE: No
- Smart charging: No
Details and sources
About the costs: Fixed supply fee and purchase fee are in the contract, not on the site.
ERE: No ERE offer for home charging found on the brand's own website.
Contract: Dynamic Pricing is available to businesses and consumers; cancellable monthly. Sign-up via an adviser (call-back form).
Shave Energy
Checked on September 27, 2026
5.6
Per month
Not public
Markup/kWh
Not public
Per year
Not public
- Price per quarter-hour
- ERE: No
- Smart charging: Yes
Details and sources
About the costs: Fixed supply costs and the purchase fee are not published as amounts; the site refers to a personal quote. Per the product terms, an extra surcharge of up to €0.01 per kWh may apply while a conventional (non-smart) meter is in place.
ERE: No ERE offer found on the brand's own website.
Smart charging: Offers the FlexPowerBox, an energy management system that automatically steers a charge point, home battery and heat pump on quarter-hour prices. Home charge point available on request for a quote.
Feed-in: While net metering applies, feed-in and consumption are offset per tariff period (quarter-hour or hour); for a surplus in a period you receive a fee based on that period's market price minus the purchase fee. Energy tax is netted annually. No feed-in amounts published for the dynamic contract.
Contract: Open-ended; 30-day notice without termination fee (product terms). A smart meter is required for settlement at dynamic prices.
Home battery: Per the product terms, installations that actively steer consumption or feed-in (such as a home battery or energy management system) must be reported in advance; a specific contract form may be required (a separate SMART version of the product terms exists). Home battery or storage available on request for a quote.
SolarEdge Energie
Checked on September 27, 2026
4.8
Per month
Not public
Markup/kWh
Not public
Per year
Not public
- Price per unknown
- ERE: No
- Smart charging: No
Details and sources
About the costs: Fixed supply fee and purchase fee are not on the SolarEdge page; the monthly amount follows after entering an address.
ERE: No ERE offer for home charging found on the brand's own website.
Feed-in: SolarEdge states 'no feed-in costs' and protection against negative prices via ZonOptimaal. Note: EnergyZero charges a selling fee per exported kWh on dynamic contracts.
Contract: Dynamic contract under the SolarEdge label, concluded with EnergyZero B.V., aimed at households with a SolarEdge system.
Home battery: Works with the SolarEdge home battery and SolarEdge ONE control (charge at low prices, use or export at high prices).
Tibber
Checked on September 27, 2026
9.0
Per month
€6.99*
Markup/kWh
€0.0180*
Per year
€176*
- Price per quarter-hour
- ERE: Yes
- Smart charging: Yes
Details and sources
About the costs: Fixed supply costs €6.99 per month for electricity (contracts from 1 September 2026; older contracts: the amount in the contract). Tibber's own pages do not say whether this amount includes VAT. Purchase fee €0.0180 per kWh: Tibber states the selling fee of €0.0180 per kWh incl. VAT and says it equals the purchase fee.
ERE: Via partner Joulo: 10% service fee (instead of 20%) while you have a Tibber energy contract. Only charge points with a built-in MID meter. Joulo pays out quarterly. View this ERE offer
Smart charging: Smart charging in the Tibber app moves charging to the cheapest moments, taking your departure time into account. Requires a Tibber energy contract and a connected car or charger. Cars include Audi, BMW, Cupra, Ford, MINI, NIO, Polestar, Škoda, Tesla, Volkswagen, Volvo and XPENG. Chargers: Easee, Zaptec, Wallbox, Charge Amps, go-e and myenergi Zappi.
Feed-in: You receive the market price at the moment of feed-in, minus a selling fee of €0.0180 per kWh incl. VAT (since 1 September 2026).
Contract: No fixed term or notice period; can be cancelled at any time without a penalty or termination fee.
Home battery: Tibber sells the Homevolt and the Tibber Smart Battery System. Smart control charges the battery based on dynamic prices and your solar output; connected batteries also earn Grid Rewards for grid balancing. This requires a dynamic Tibber contract.
Vandebron
Checked on September 27, 2026
4.8
Per month
Not public
Markup/kWh
Not public
Per year
Not public
- Price per hour
- ERE: No
- Smart charging: Yes
Details and sources
About the costs: Vandebron does not publish the fixed supply costs or purchase fee of the dynamic contract on its public pages; per the terms they are in your contract and in Mijn Vandebron. A worked example in the net-metering blog mentions a purchase fee of €0.02, without a VAT basis.
ERE: No ERE offer found on vandebron.nl.
Smart charging: Smart charging via the Vandebron app for customers with a dynamic contract: charges when the price is low and pauses when it rises, via a signal to the car. Brands shown on the site: Audi, BMW, Cupra, Hyundai, Kia, MINI, SEAT, Škoda, Tesla, Volkswagen and Volvo.
Feed-in: Until 2027: feed-in within your own consumption gets the same price as consumption (market price, purchase fee and energy tax); above your consumption you receive the market price minus a selling fee. From 2027: the hourly market price, without the purchase fee, and a selling fee on all feed-in.
Contract: Indefinite term; cancellable at no cost, without a notice period.
Vattenfall
Checked on September 27, 2026
5.8
Per month
Not public
Markup/kWh
Not public
Per year
Not public
- Price per hour
- ERE: Yes
- Smart charging: Yes
Details and sources
About the costs: Vattenfall does not publish the FlexPrijs fixed supply costs or purchase fee as an amount in the text of its public pages or product terms; these refer to Mijn Vattenfall, the Energie app and a price display on the site. The purchase fee can change at most four times per calendar year.
ERE: Own home-charging cashback: requires an Autel MaxiCharger, a Vattenfall charging subscription and a Vattenfall electricity contract. 25% deducted for costs, minimum €0.05 per kWh in 2026, paid annually. The page does not say specifically whether FlexPrijs counts as the electricity contract. View this ERE offer
Smart charging: Smart charging in the Vattenfall Energie app schedules charging in the cheapest hours with FlexPrijs. Via the charger: Autel Compact and Autel MaxiCharger with a Vattenfall charging subscription. Via the car: many brands, check compatibility in the app.
Feed-in: No fixed feed-in costs; the selling fee for exported power is currently €0 per kWh. Until 2027 value-based net metering applies. From 1 January 2027 you receive the hourly market price, until 2030 at least 50% of market price plus purchase fee (excl. VAT); the monthly total is at least €0.
Contract: Indefinite term, cancellable at no cost. The product terms (February 2026) state a notice period of 5 working days in principle; the product page states one month.
Ventum
Checked on September 27, 2026
4.8
Per month
Not public
Markup/kWh
Not public
Per year
Not public
- Price per hour
- ERE: No
- Smart charging: No
Details and sources
About the costs: No dynamic prices published; a worked example on the page shows 'Ventum fixed amount €18' per month, but this is an example, not a published tariff. The personal quote follows after entering an address.
ERE: No ERE offer found on the brand's own website.
Smart charging: No own smart-charging service; only general advice to charge the car during cheap hours.
Feed-in: The model contract (fixed and variable) lists a feed-in tariff of €0.05 per kWh and €0.00 feed-in costs. No feed-in amounts are published for the dynamic contract; the page for customers with solar panels is marked 'coming soon'.
Contract: No termination fee; notice period at most one month.
Home battery: Sells home batteries (Alpha ESS SMILE-G3, 9.6 to 57.5 kWh, and Tureon All-in-One, 19.2 or 25.6 kWh) from €3,750, with tailored advice and installation usually within 4 weeks.
Volti
Checked on September 27, 2026
3.7
Per month
Not public
Markup/kWh
Not public
Per year
Not public
- Price per unknown
- ERE: No
- Smart charging: No
Details and sources
About the costs: Volti states its rates are 100% equal to exchange prices; fixed costs or markups are not on the site.
ERE: No ERE offer for home charging found on the brand's own website.
- Tariffs Volti
- Volti DGB Energie FAQ (wederverkoper van Kikker Energie)
Zonneplan
Checked on September 27, 2026
9.5
Per month
€6.25*
Markup/kWh
€0.0200
Per year
€178*
- Price per quarter-hour
- ERE: Yes
- Smart charging: Yes
Details and sources
About the costs: Fixed supply costs €6.25 per product per month; Zonneplan's own pages do not say whether this includes VAT. Purchase fee €0.02 per kWh incl. VAT according to the dynamic-contract page; the comparison table (updated May 2026) lists €0.0200.
ERE: Zonneplan ERE charging bonus, credited on the energy bill; only with Zonneplan Energie and a charger with a MID meter (Zonneplan Charge 1 and 2 are not eligible). First credit expected around September 2026. The ERE page does not name a processing partner. View this ERE offer
Smart charging: Powerplay charges the car automatically at the cheapest moments based on your departure time. Works with Zonneplan's own charger combined with Zonneplan Energie; other chargers or direct car integrations are not mentioned.
Feed-in: No feed-in costs; you receive the quarter-hour price. The Solar Bonus adds €0.02 per kWh plus 10% on top. The bonus applies only in daytime (sunrise to sunset), only when the market price plus €0.02 is positive, and up to 7,500 kWh of feed-in per calendar year. The €0.02 per kWh continues after net metering ends.
Contract: No fixed term; can be cancelled daily at no cost.
Home battery: Zonneplan Nexus home battery with Powerplay: charges and discharges based on prices on several energy markets (imbalance, intraday and day-ahead). Smart control only works with Zonneplan Energie.
Zonopnaam Energie
Checked on September 27, 2026
6.1
Per month
€8.00
Markup/kWh
€0.0200
Per year
€199
- Price per hour
- ERE: No
- Smart charging: No
Details and sources
About the costs: September 2026 tariff sheet: fixed supply costs €0.2630 per day incl. VAT (about €8.00 per month) and a purchase fee of €0.0165 per kWh excl. VAT (€0.0200 incl. 21% VAT).
ERE: No ERE offer found on the brand's own website.
Smart charging: No own smart-charging service; only general advice to charge e.g. an electric car at cheaper hours.
Feed-in: Net metering until 31 December 2026. Fixed (September 2026): feed-in fee €0.078 per kWh and feed-in costs €0.078 per exported kWh (incl. VAT). Variable energy-saving: feed-in fee €0.134 per kWh and feed-in costs €0.152 per kWh (incl. VAT). No feed-in costs for Paneelopnaam.
Contract: Open-ended, five working days' notice, free of charge. Not available with solar panels on your own roof: if you feed in, the contract is converted to variable.

How to read this comparison

We list every supplier with a dynamic electricity contract for consumers, alphabetically. Nobody pays for a place.
All amounts come from the supplier’s own tariff and product pages, incl. VAT, with a source and check date. If something is not public, we show “Unknown”.
What you pay per kWh depends mostly on when you use power, not on the supplier. That is why we only compare what the supplier itself charges.

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Questions

Questions about dynamic contracts

What is a dynamic energy contract?

With a dynamic contract your electricity price follows the day-ahead market and changes every hour or quarter-hour. On top you pay the supplier’s markup and fixed fee, energy tax and VAT. This page lists 59 suppliers with a dynamic contract for consumers.

Does a dynamic contract pay off with an electric car?

That depends on when you charge. Over the last 12 months a kWh charged in the evening (6 to 10 pm) cost €0.308 on average and smart charging in the 4 cheapest hours of the day €0.183, including energy tax, VAT and the median markup. If you mostly charge in the evening, you pay more per kWh.

What does a dynamic contract cost at the supplier itself?

The median markup is €0.020 per kWh and the median fixed fee is €7.37 per month. At 5,130 kWh a year (an average household plus home charging) the supplier cost runs from €157 to €422 a year, excluding energy tax and grid costs.

Do I get ERE payments with a dynamic contract?

Yes. ERE is separate from your energy contract: you earn it for every kWh the MID meter in your charger measures, whichever supplier you use. 6 of the 59 suppliers have their own ERE deal that only applies with their contract. You can also choose a separate ERE provider.

Which suppliers offer smart charging?

23 of the 59 suppliers offer smart charging: the car then charges in the cheapest hours by itself. Each supplier’s card above shows how it works, with a source.

Your ERE payment is arranged separately

Whichever supplier you use: compare ERE providers on net earnings, terms and trust score.

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