Chargers and ERE
ERE with a go-e charger
Does your go-e count for ERE?
Per model: counts, MID meter, source
Not every go-e charger counts: only models with a built-in MID meter qualify for ERE. Check your model below.
Only go-e's Charger PRO CABLE and PRO CABLE ME have an integrated MID meter, so only those models qualify for ERE. The Gemini, Gemini flex and CORE have a basic meter without MID. go-e's own datasheets also say the fixed Gemini (including version 2.0) must not be used in the Netherlands.
Checked on September 23, 2026
- Models with a built-in MID meter
- 2 / 6
- Providers that connect automatically
- 6
Which go-e models have a MID meter?
Which chargers have a MID meter: every model of every brand in one table.
| Model | Built-in MID meter | Note | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
 go-e Charger Gemini (11/22 kW, V4) | No | Basic meter without MID; not eligible for ERE, and go-e says it must not be used in the Netherlands. | Source ↗ |
| go-e Charger Gemini 2.0 (11/22 kW, V5) | No | Basic meter without MID and no MID variant; go-e says it must not be used in the Netherlands. | Source ↗ |
 go-e Charger Gemini flex / Gemini flex 2.0 (mobile) | No | Basic meter without MID; not eligible for ERE when charging at home. | Source ↗ |
| go-e Charger CORE | No | Basic meter without MID; not eligible for ERE when charging at home. | Source ↗ |
 go-e Charger PRO CABLE (11/22 kW; 11 kW variant) | Yes, built in | Built-in MID meter with kWh display; fully MID-certified per the Dutch datasheet. | Source ↗ |
| go-e Charger PRO CABLE ME (Eichrecht / MessEG variant) | Yes, built in | Built-in MID meter plus German Eichrecht certification; for ERE the MID meter is what counts. | Source ↗ |
The NEa rule
For home charging the MID meter must be built into the charger since 1 January 2026. A separate (external) MID meter does not count for private users; only businesses that already registered that way before 2026 have until 1 January 2027. Exception: a separate allocation point from the grid operator with only the charger behind it.
Which ERE providers work with go-e?
Based on the providers’ own brand lists. An automatic connection saves manual work and avoids missing sessions.
Connects automatically (6)
Works via an export or lists the brand (1)
Also via a manual export of your charging sessions, whatever the brand: Laadbeloning, Lekkerladen, Laadloon, Inboekdienst.nl, Den Hartog Charging, ERE-registratie, Laadpremie, Xolvere, Groen-laden.nl, Zonneplan
How to get your charging data out of your go-e
Via the go-e app ('Information' tab: export charging history) and the go-e Portal (consumption reports per charger or RFID card as CSV, TSV or PDF). The chargers also support OCPP 1.6 directly from the charger (connection to a CPO's or booking provider's backend) and open APIs (HTTP cloud/local, MQTT, Modbus TCP).
go-e published a Dutch article on ERE certificates on 25 February 2026. It says the go-e Charger PRO CABLE with MID 'meets the 2026 requirements': it measures kWh with MID certification, records charging sessions and can share data with a service provider. The article names no specific booking providers.
Frequently asked questions
Does my go-e charger qualify for ERE?
Not every go-e charger counts: only models with a built-in MID meter qualify for ERE. Check your model below. For home charging the NEa requires the MID meter to be inside the charger since 1 January 2026; a separate MID meter does not count for private users.
Which ERE providers connect automatically with go-e?
6 providers state an automatic connection with go-e: Joulo, GridCredits, Stekker, Tap Green Credits, LaadCash, LaadBalans. Other providers work with a manual export of your charging sessions.
How do I get charging data out of my go-e?
Via the go-e app ('Information' tab: export charging history) and the go-e Portal (consumption reports per charger or RFID card as CSV, TSV or PDF). The chargers also support OCPP 1.6 directly from the charger (connection to a CPO's or booking provider's backend) and open APIs (HTTP cloud/local, MQTT, Modbus TCP).