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Background and updates on ERE payments for home charging.
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Heads up: from 2027, external MID meters no longer count for ERE
From 1 January 2027, constructions with a MID meter outside the charge point no longer count. What does that mean for you?
What to look at when comparing ERE providers
The lowest commission isn’t everything. Also look at payout, contract term, transparency about corrections and whether your charging data is accepted.
When is a smart charge point suitable for ERE registration?
Not every smart charge point automatically qualifies. Here’s when a charge point is suitable for ERE.
Frequently asked questions
More in the knowledge baseWhy is a news section useful for ERE?
The ERE scheme is relatively new, and the rules, the price and the participating providers are still changing. Through the news we keep you informed of developments that can affect your earnings.
What changes in 2027 with the MID meter?
From 2027 the integrated MID meter is expected to become the norm for registering charging data. More eligible charge points can increase the tradable volume.
Where do you get the news from?
We rely on public sources, such as the NEa, regulations and public market information. We separate facts from our own projections and interpretation.
Can the ERE price change in the future?
Yes, the price moves with supply and demand and can rise or fall. Our scenarios are indicative and meant as direction, not a prediction or advice.
How do tighter CO2 targets affect demand?
Rising reduction obligations for fuel suppliers can increase demand for EREs. Whether and how much that affects the price is uncertain, and we keep an eye on it.
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