ERE price
What is an ERE worth now, and where is the price heading? We show the current market price plus a projection with three scenarios to 2030.
Current price from public sources · projection is indicative, not financial advice
Market price per ERE
€0.310
Median of named sources, November 2, 2026. Range €0.29 to €0.43.
Per kWh charged at home, before commission
€0.103
Current indication
€0.303
3 sources, October 27, 2026 to November 2, 2026.
Median of recent price indications from named sources, last 14 days; no realised sales.
Price and outlook
The dot is the current market price from public sources. The lines are projections: a conservative, an expected and an optimistic scenario to 2030.
Current indication: €0.303 (3 sources, October 27, 2026 to November 2, 2026)
Lekkerladen, LIVE KOERS € 0,310 per ERE (November 2, 2026, €0.31); Xolvere, indicatieve marktprijs (October 29, 2026, €0.3033); Joulo, indicatieve LRE-E spotprijs (October 27, 2026, €0.3025). Median of recent price indications from named sources, last 14 days; no realised sales.
1 kWh of grid electricity = 0.33269 ERE. Multiply the price by 0.33269 for the gross reward per kWh.
Build your own scenario: pick a price path and your annual home charging, and see what it could earn gross.
Now (2026)
€413
per year (gross)
Price: €0.31 /ERE ≈ €0.10 /kWh
In 2030 · Expected
€487
per year (gross)
Price: €0.37 /ERE ≈ €0.12 /kWh
Gross amount, before the provider’s commission. Projection, not a guarantee.
Three developments that could steer the ERE price in the coming years.
For private individuals only an integrated MID meter has counted since January 2026; from 1 January 2027 the same applies to businesses that booked with an external meter before 2026. More eligible charge points means more tradable volume - and a steadier price.
Rising reduction obligations for fuel suppliers increase demand for EREs. Our expected scenario drifts toward a higher price.
Even conservatively home charging stays attractive; in the optimistic scenario the price in 2030 sits clearly above today’s level.
There is no official ERE quote: EREs are traded bilaterally. So we record dated prices from named sources: the S&P Global Platts benchmark, prices providers actually realised, and indications from NEa-registered providers. The current price is the median of the latest price per source (at most six months old). Anonymous sources are shown for reference only.
The current indication is the median of the latest observation per named source. A price indication counts, and a benchmark counts when it has a date. The date has to fall in the last 14 days of the newest observation. A figure with no named source does not count. A realised sale does not count. With fewer than 2 such sources we show no indication.
| Reference date | Price per ERE | Type | Gross per kWh | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| November 2, 2026 | €0.31 | Provider indication | €0.103 | Lekkerladen, LIVE KOERS € 0,310 per ERE ↗ |
| October 29, 2026 | €0.30 | Provider indication | €0.101 | Xolvere, indicatieve marktprijs ↗ |
| October 27, 2026 | €0.30 | Provider indication | €0.101 | Joulo, indicatieve LRE-E spotprijs ↗ |
| October 23, 2026 | €0.35 | Provider indication | €0.115 | Lekkerladen, LIVE KOERS € 0,345 per ERE ↗ |
| October 21, 2026 | €0.35 | Provider indication | €0.116 | Joulo, indicatieve LRE-E spotprijs ↗ |
| October 16, 2026 | €0.37 | Provider indication | €0.121 | Lekkerladen, LIVE KOERS € 0,365 per ERE ↗ |
| October 13, 2026 | €0.36 | Provider indication | €0.120 | GridCredits, indicatief € 0,12 per kWh bruto ↗ |
| October 12, 2026 | €0.37 | Provider indication | €0.121 | Joulo, indicatieve LRE-E spotprijs ↗ |
| October 8, 2026 | €0.39 | Provider indication | €0.130 | Joulo, indicatieve LRE-E spotprijs ↗ |
| October 8, 2026 | €0.36 | Provider indication | €0.120 | GridCredits, indicatief € 0,12 per kWh bruto ↗ |
| October 4, 2026 | €0.42 | Provider indication | €0.141 | Xolvere, indicatieve marktprijs ↗ |
| September 29, 2026 | €0.42 | Realised sale | €0.141 | Joulo, gerealiseerde verkoopprijs ↗ |
| September 28, 2026 | €0.31 | Reference, not counted | €0.103 | erewaarde.nl (anoniem, bronnen niet genoemd) ↗ |
| September 21, 2026 | €0.31 | Reference, not counted | €0.103 | erewaarde.nl (anoniem, bronnen niet genoemd) ↗ |
| September 15, 2026 | €0.43 | Realised sale | €0.143 | Joulo, gerealiseerde verkoopprijs ↗ |
| September 7, 2026 | €0.31 | Reference, not counted | €0.103 | erewaarde.nl (anoniem, bronnen niet genoemd) ↗ |
| September 1, 2026 | €0.46 | Realised sale | €0.154 | Joulo, gerealiseerde verkoopprijs ↗ |
| August 4, 2026 | €0.48 | Realised sale | €0.160 | Stekker, gerealiseerde verkoopprijs ↗ |
| August 3, 2026 | €0.46 | Provider indication | €0.153 | GridCredits, indicatieve marktprijs ↗ |
| July 23, 2026 | €0.48 | Realised sale | €0.161 | Joulo, gerealiseerde verkoopprijs ↗ |
| July 22, 2026 | €0.48 | Realised sale | €0.158 | Laadloon, bruto € 0,158 per kWh ↗ |
| July 6, 2026 | €0.46 | Realised sale | €0.154 | Zeres, gerealiseerde verkoopprijs Q1 2026 ↗ |
| July 6, 2026 | €0.48 | Realised sale | €0.160 | Joulo, gerealiseerde verkoopprijs ↗ |
| July 2, 2026 | €0.48 | Realised sale | €0.159 | Joulo, gerealiseerde verkoopprijs ↗ |
| July 1, 2026 | €0.46 | Provider indication | €0.153 | GridCredits, indicatieve marktprijs ↗ |
| June 30, 2026 | €0.48 | Realised sale | €0.160 | Joulo, gerealiseerde verkoopprijs ↗ |
| May 18, 2026 | €0.50 | Benchmark (Platts) | €0.165 | S&P Global Platts LRE-E, gepubliceerd door Joulo ↗ |
| March 31, 2026 | €0.47 | Realised sale | €0.157 | Laadloon, gerealiseerde verkoopprijs ↗ |
We start from the current, market-wide ERE price from public sources: around €0.31 per ERE (€0.29 to €0.43 band, November 2, 2026). One kWh of grid electricity equals 0.33269 ERE, so that is roughly €0.10 gross per kWh. No public price history exists yet, so we record the price ourselves every week (see the price history). Everything after now is a projection in which we grow the price per scenario. Illustrative - not a market quote and not a promise about future earnings.
The current price and the ERE system come from public sources. The projection after now is our own indicative model.
Price checked on November 2, 2026. This page is informational and does not constitute financial advice. The actual reward depends on the market, your provider and your situation.
Compare current providers or calculate your earnings with your own usage.
From HBE to ERE
Until 2025 the system was called HBE (renewable fuel units). At the switch, 1 HBE became 46 ERE. So the HBE prices below are divided by 46, to compare them directly with today's ERE price. Home charging did not count for HBE; it only does since 2026.
HBE price divided by 46, and the ERE price now
Euro per ERE. Trading prices (bid and ask) according to Argus and Fastmarkets; per quarter the average of the quotes found.
These are wholesale prices for the units themselves. What a charging company kept after costs is not public anywhere. HBE-G is the advanced type; electricity earned HBE-O, which usually traded close to HBE-G.
2018 to 2021
Only companies supplying electricity to road vehicles could book HBEs, and only via grid connections dedicated to charging (in practice mostly public charge points). They received 'HBE overig'.
Source ↗January 1, 2022
New rules (RED II) from 2022. The decree states that home charging by private individuals is not part of the system: the system rewards the company supplying the energy, and the yield would not outweigh account costs. Requests to admit home charging were rejected because it would mean millions of small bookers.
Source ↗June 30, 2025
The NEa sets the conversion factor at 46 ERE per HBE: the 2025 HBE reduction contribution minus the 'beter fossiel' (better fossil) contribution.
Source ↗January 1, 2026
The fuel transition obligation with EREs starts and the HBE obligation ends. Since 2026 electricity charged at home qualifies, but private individuals can only book via a booking service provider (inboekdienstverlener).
Source ↗March 1, 2026
The NEa took stock on 1 March 2026, the standard booking deadline (year X deliveries until 1 March of X+1), so 2025 deliveries still produced HBEs. Missing double-counting declarations could be added until 31 March 2026.
Source ↗May 1, 2026
Final HBE year-end closing. Until 1 May HBEs counted towards the 2025 obligation. Balances left afterwards were converted at 1 HBE = 46 ERE of the same type, so HBE-O became ERE-O; no ERE-E or ERE-R were created. Aviation HBEs went to the land sector.
Source ↗Under HBE, 1 unit stood for 1 gigajoule of renewable energy. From 2022 to 2025: kWh × 0.0036 × the Dutch renewable share × 4. Example: in May 2024 HBE-O traded at €8.70. With that year’s share, 1 kWh at a public charger earned about 5 cents, and only the charging company received it.
Under ERE, 1 kWh charged at home in 2026 earns 0.33269 ERE. At today's ERE price that is €0.103 per kWh before your provider's costs. And that money goes to you.
Checked on October 6, 2026. Conversion: NEa: overgang van HBE naar ERE, 1 HBE wordt 46 ERE ↗ · 12 sources for the prices, per quarter in the table.
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As of November 2, 2026, the ERE price is €0.310 per ERE, the median of 5 named sources, with a band from €0.291 to €0.425. Per charged kWh that is €0.103 gross, before commission. There is no official ERE quote. This is the median of the latest price per source. Recent indications are around €0.303 (3 sources, October 27, 2026 to November 2, 2026).
The ERE price is set by supply and demand and is not fixed centrally. A second registered provider quoted roughly €0.46 per ERE in mid-2026, for example, which is why we show a band rather than a single exact figure.
One kWh of grid electricity legally equals 0.33269 ERE. At a price of €0.31 per ERE that works out to roughly €0.10 gross per kWh charged, before commission.
No one sets the price centrally; it forms on the market. The NEa runs the register and the system but does not set the price.
There is no public, dated ERE price history to display. We therefore anchor only the current level and clearly label everything after it as a projection.
The scenarios are indicative and meant to give direction, not financial advice or a promise. The actual price may turn out higher or lower.
Under the Energy for Transport Regulation grid electricity yields 0.33269 ERE per kWh. One ERE therefore corresponds to roughly 3 kWh of charging.
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