GridCredits
ERE provider
What do you keep with GridCredits?
Net per year, indicative
- GridCreditsQuarterly€ 300 to 370+ costs, not in this amount
- Median, open offersAll providers open now€ 330
At 4,000 kWh about € 10 above the median.
Compare all providersWith GridCredits you have the kWh you charge at home registered with the NEa and receive your share of the ERE proceeds (registration runs through Joulo). Rate 19% + costs, payout quarterly, contract 12 months. Sign-up is open to private and business customers.
Trust score
Good · 7.4/10
18 checks of public terms
- Hidden fees6.7
- Clear terms10.0
- Payout & exit10.0
- Strong backing3.5
Hidden fees
Extra costs, but shown next to the price
Net per year*
Rate
Extra costs at GridCredits, besides 19%: + costs
These costs are not in the headline rate.
- Possible CPO charges for data delivery ('rarely applicable') source
- Work outside the standard scope requested by the NEa, agreed in advance source
Payout
Contract term
Hidden fees
* Indication at 4,000 kWh per year, based on public rates and the current ERE price.Adjust calculation
GridCredits in short
Strengths
- Quarterly payout
- Lower commission with referrals (down to 15%)
Points of attention
- Possible data costs from your CPO or manufacturer
Terms
- Connects automatically with
- 50five, ABB, Alfen, Autel, Easee, Ecotap, Eneco eMobility, Enovates, Etrel, EVBox, go-e, KEBA, Mennekes, Peblar, Raedian, Ratio Electric, Shell Recharge (ex-NewMotion), Smappee, Tesla, Zaptec
- Rate
- 19%19% incl. VAT; down to 15% with referrals; business 15% excl. VAT
Extra costs at GridCredits, besides 19%: + costs
These costs are not in the headline rate.
- Possible CPO charges for data delivery ('rarely applicable') source
- Work outside the standard scope requested by the NEa, agreed in advance source
- Payout
- QuarterlyQuarterly via Joulo, within 30 days after the quarter. For the first payment GridCredits deliberately gives no fixed term: it depends on the NEa and the sale.
- Contract term
- 12 months
- Notice period
- Cancel before 30 November to stop at year-end (about one month); no exit fee.
- Extra costs
- Possible data costs from your charge-point operator or manufacturer (‘rarely applicable’) and pre-agreed extra work requested by the NEa.
- Processed via
- Joulo
- For
- Private · Business
Trust score
How trustworthy is GridCredits?
We checked 18 points in the public terms, prices and company details. Every point has a source; anything not made public earns no points.
Checked on November 4, 2026 · How we calculate the score
Hidden fees2/3 passed · weight 30%6.7
Headline price is published before sign-up: Yes
The rates page states 19% incl. VAT of gross proceeds for private customers, down to 15% via referrals. source
No extra costs on top of the headline price: No
Under 'Not included' the rates page lists possible CPO data costs and out-of-scope work requested by the NEa. source
Any extra costs are shown next to the price: Yes
These costs are listed on the rates page itself, under 'Not included'. source
Clear terms5/5 passed · weight 20%10.0
Full terms are public, no account needed: Yes
The GridCredits terms (v2.0) and those of partner Joulo, which govern booking and payout, are public. source
Term and notice period are clearly stated: Yes
Art. 11: own service open-ended, cancellable any time; booking per calendar year, cancel before 30 November. source
No one-sided price changes without a right to cancel: Yes
Art. 9: rate fixed per calendar year; if a change is adverse, cancel free of charge until it takes effect. source
No tacit renewal into a new fixed term: Yes
Joulo art. 10.3 (7 October 2026): when cancelling you can, also in the first year, choose an immediate termination free of charge. The agreement and the mandate then end at the latest one month later. Without that choice the cancellation takes effect at year-end. Switching to another provider still only works from 1 January, because the NEa allows one booking service provider per EAN per calendar year (art. 10.6), so after an immediate termination nobody can book the rest of that year's kWh for that EAN. source
Public privacy policy: Yes
The privacy statement covers charger and charging data, EAN and sharing with Joulo for registration. source
Payout & exit5/5 passed · weight 25%10.0
A concrete payout moment is stated: Yes
FAQ: quarterly payout, after processing and sale; for the first payout GridCredits deliberately gives no fixed term. source
Paid automatically, no claim or threshold: Yes
Each quarter an itemised statement and a transfer to your own account; no minimum stated. source
No holdback or reserve on payouts: Yes
No reserve; only kWh awaiting verification or NEa acceptance move to the next quarter (Joulo art. 5.5). source
Cancel without a fee, at most one month’s notice: Yes
Cancel before 30 November to stop at year-end (about one month); no exit fee. source
EREs already earned are still paid after leaving: Yes
Art. 11: everything booked up to the end date is settled at the next quarterly statement. source
Strong backing2/5 passed · weight 25%3.5
Legal entity and KvK number on the website: Yes
Terms, footer and About page: GridCredits B.V., KvK 42073088. source
Address and direct contact (phone or email) published: No
The contact page gives only info@gridcredits.nl and the KvK number; no address or phone number. source
Holds its own REV account with the registration-service facility: Via partner
GridCredits B.V. does not book itself. The terms say Joulo B.V. books the charging energy with the NEa and that the mandate is given directly to Joulo (https://gridcredits.nl/algemene-voorwaarden/, read on 25 October 2026). The account-holder overview of 21 October 2026 shows Joulo B.V. with the registration-service facility. GridCredits B.V. is not on it. source
Every link (or registered parent) active since 2023 or earlier: No
The mandate is given directly to Joulo B.V., which states it was founded on 30 March 2026. GridCredits KvK number 42073088 is in a range only issued since 2025. The age check stays no. source
Every link is part of a larger group or has documented funding: No
GridCredits names no parent or investors. Neither does Joulo. The backing check stays no. source
Extra costs we found
- Possible CPO charges for data delivery ('rarely applicable') shown with the price
- Work outside the standard scope requested by the NEa, agreed in advance shown with the price
Company details
- Company
- GridCredits B.V.
- KvK number
- 42073088
- Via
- Joulo B.V.
- Background
- Independent company. The mandate, booking and payout run via Joulo B.V. (founded 30 March 2026).
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What changed at GridCredits
We record every check of our data, since September 27, 2026. Latest check: November 4, 2026. Corrections of our own mistakes do not count as changes.
- Commission
- 19%
- unchanged
- Contract term
- 12 months
- unchanged
- Sign-up
- Open
- unchanged
- Trust score
- 7.4/10
- changed 2×
- Trust score: 7.5/10 to 7.4/10
- Trust score: 7.1/10 to 7.5/10
Changes at GridCredits
We check every provider’s terms monthly. This is what changed, and what we corrected, with sources.
- Terms changed
Joulo art. 10.3: immediate termination at the latest one month after notice (was: year-end only). Source
- Methodology
Note: the mandate goes directly to Joulo B.V. (30 March 2026). Age and backing stay no. Source
- Terms changed
The FAQ no longer gives a term for the first payout; the related con was removed (was: 4 to 6 months after sign-up). Source
- Our correction
Term detailed: 12 months; Joulo mandate per calendar year, cancel before 30 November (was: unknown). Source
- Our correction
Costs added: possible CPO or manufacturer data costs and pre-agreed extra NEa work. Source
- Our correction
Commission detailed: business 15% excl. VAT. Source
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Questions
Frequently asked questions
Is GridCredits reliable?
As of November 4, 2026, the rate at GridCredits is 19% + costs, payout is quarterly, the contract is 12 months and the trust score is 7.4/10. GridCredits has the kWh you charge at home registered with the NEa and pays out your share of the ERE proceeds (registration runs through Joulo).
What does the earnings indication on this page mean?
The indication is calculated using a fixed reference volume, the working market price and this provider’s commission. It is a range for orientation, not a guaranteed amount.
Is a REV facility a quality mark?
No. The account-holder overview names the facilities on an account, including the registration-service facility. That is a fact about the account, not a judgement on the provider's commission, service or conditions. Assess those points separately.
How do I switch to another provider?
A contract typically runs per calendar year and you are registered with one provider at a time. Switching is usually possible per new calendar year; check the notice period with your current provider.
What is the contract term with this provider?
The contract term is shown on this page; for most providers it is 12 months. Where a provider does not disclose this, we show “Unknown”.
Is this provider shown here because they paid?
No, providers don’t pay for placement. The provider appears in the comparison based on public data, just like all the others.
Where does the data on this page come from?
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