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NextEnergy

Energy supplier

ACM license: active · 2022DynamicSmart chargingHome batteryhouseholdsbusinesses

NextEnergy supplies under the ACM license of NextEnergy B.V. (since 2022). Contracts: dynamic.

Checked on September 27, 2026

7.6

EV-score

Good · 7.6/10

Fit for home charging, 10 public checks

  • Charging (35%)10.0
  • Costs (30%)6.7
  • Certainty (25%)8.3
  • ERE (10%)0.0
How this score is made

ACM license

ACM license
Active
License holder
NextEnergy B.V.
Granted on
May 25, 2022

ACM register checked on October 19, 2026. View the register

In short

Supplies
households, businesses
Taking new customers
Yes
Contracts
dynamic

Good to know: Electricity only on a dynamic tariff; for gas also a price-cap or fixed tariff. Also a dynamic contract for businesses.

Electricity label 2025

Company mix

Sources in the 2025 electricity label of NextEnergy
SourceShare
Wind, EU82%
Solar, EU17%
Solar, Netherlands1%
Renewable
100%
Dutch guarantees of origin
1%
CO2
not stated
Radioactive waste
not stated

The chart for the 2025 label shows 82% wind from the EU, 17% solar from the EU and 1% solar from the Netherlands. CO2 and radioactive waste are not on the chart.

Stroometiket 2025, NextEnergy · Checked October 13, 2026 · All electricity labels

Dynamic contract

Fixed fee per month
€5.99*
Markup per kWh
€0.0210
Price per
hour
Supplier cost per year
€180*

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.

Indefinite term; can be ended immediately without a notice period or termination fee.

* Amount as the supplier publishes it; the supplier does not say whether it includes VAT. Supplier cost per year: 12 × fixed fee + markup × 5,130 kWh (average household plus 15,000 km of home charging), incl. VAT, excl. energy tax and grid costs.

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For EV drivers

ERE deal: No. 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.

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.

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.

Sources

Checked on September 27, 2026

Cost per month

What a kWh cost with NextEnergy

Each month’s market price, plus energy tax and VAT, plus NextEnergy’s markup. 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.

Evening, last 12 months
€0.312/kWh
Average, last 12 months
€0.259/kWh
Smart charging, last 12 months
€0.187/kWh
See the figures per month
MonthEveningAverageSmart
September 2026€0.412€0.316€0.207
August 2026€0.357€0.284€0.173
July 2026€0.316€0.260€0.158
June 2026€0.367€0.265€0.172
May 2026€0.315€0.247€0.147
April 2026€0.296€0.234€0.127
March 2026€0.314€0.252€0.171
February 2026€0.263€0.244€0.214
January 2026€0.278€0.262€0.231
December 2025€0.260€0.250€0.220
November 2025€0.276€0.257€0.222
October 2025€0.288€0.244€0.202
September 2025€0.306€0.238€0.177
August 2025€0.287€0.234€0.163
July 2025€0.296€0.250€0.188
June 2025€0.288€0.226€0.141
May 2025€0.284€0.222€0.127
April 2025€0.291€0.234€0.149
March 2025€0.312€0.255€0.182
February 2025€0.326€0.296€0.257
January 2025€0.309€0.285€0.237
December 2024€0.303€0.283€0.223
November 2024€0.318€0.290€0.247
October 2024€0.304€0.259€0.213

Per kWh including VAT and energy tax, excluding fixed supply costs, grid costs and the tax reduction per connection. Markup: as we recorded it per month; before September 27, 2026 the first markup we saw. Market price: Energy-Charts (Fraunhofer ISE), data Bundesnetzagentur | SMARD.de (CC BY 4.0)

Worked example: an electric car charging 2,700 kWh a year at home would have paid about €337 less over the last 12 months with smart charging than charging in the evening. That assumes the car is plugged in during the cheapest hours. More trends

Tax rates: Belastingdienst

Price history

What changed at NextEnergy

We record every check of our data, since September 27, 2026. Latest check: October 21, 2026. Corrections of our own mistakes do not count as changes.

Fixed supply costs per month (dynamic)
€5.99 per month
unchanged
Markup per kWh (dynamic)
€0.021 per kWh
unchanged
Dynamic contract
Yes
unchanged
Smart charging
Yes
unchanged
ERE offer
No
unchanged
ACM license
Active
unchanged
EV score
7.6/10
unchanged
Renewable share (electricity label)
100%
unchanged
Dutch guarantees of origin (electricity label)
1%
unchanged

No changes seen since September 27, 2026. When a price, term or score changes, this shows when, and from what to what.

All trends: electricity price, charging and ERE

EV-score

EV score 7.6: how it is calculated

Ten public checks, the same for every supplier. Anything not public earns 0 points; without an active ACM license the score is 0.

Charging

10.0/10 · weight 35%
  • Dynamic contractYes: 11 / 1
  • Smart charging in the appYes: 1 · coming soon: 0.51 / 1
  • Home-battery steeringYes: 11 / 1

Costs

6.7/10 · weight 30%
  • Fixed fee publicWith VAT stated: 1 · without: 0.50.5 / 1
  • Markup per kWh publicWith VAT stated: 1 · without: 0.51 / 1
  • Supplier cost per yearCheapest third: 1 · middle third: 0.50.5 / 1

Certainty

8.3/10 · weight 25%
  • ACM license activeYes: 11 / 1
  • Years licensed5+ years: 1 · 2+ years: 0.50.5 / 1
  • Taking new customersYes: 1 · unknown: 0.51 / 1

ERE

0.0/10 · weight 10%
  • Own ERE dealOpen: 1 · waitlist or pre-registration: 0.50 / 1
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