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    Registration service providers 2026

    Who books your EREwith the NEa?

    A registration service provider turns the electricity you charge at home into money. Of the 41 brands we compare, 30 book themselves and 11 through a partner. See per brand who really does it, what it costs and what you keep.

    41Brands compared36 open for sign-up now
    33Parties that really book5 of them work for several brands
    9.5 to 27.5%Commissionmedian 20%
    11Brands via a partnerthe brand does not book itself

    Explorer

    Find out who books your ERE

    Choose who you are and how much you charge at home. For each provider you see the chain up to the NEa, the commission and roughly what you keep at the current ERE price. Data checked up to October 5, 2026.

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    41 of 41 providers

    • LaadCash8.0Pre-registration
      1. You
      2. LaadCash
      3. books itself
      4. NEa
      Details

      Listed as ‘Dogantech B.V.’ on the NEa list of registration service providers (published 7 August 2026). The site says booking is allowed only once it represents 200 participants and that the REV account is not open yet.

      Commission
      9.5%
      Extra costs at LaadCash, besides 9.5%: + costs

      These costs are not in the headline rate.

      • Actual trading and transaction costs of the sale are deducted before the commission (art. 4a) source
      • The mandatory independent verifier's costs are deducted before the commission (art. 4b) source
      See it in the trust breakdown
      Payout
      Annual, after sale
      You keep about
      €500 to €610a year
    • EreDirect5.6Pre-registration
      1. You
      2. EreDirect
      3. books itself
      4. NEa
      Details

      Listed as 'EreDirect' on the NEa list (7 August 2026); its own REV account is only applied for at 200 sign-ups.

      Commission
      10%
      Extra costs at EreDirect, besides 10%: + costs

      These costs are not in the headline rate.

      • Transaction, administration or sales costs are deducted from proceeds first, before the margin (art. 10) source
      See it in the trust breakdown
      Payout
      After sale
      You keep about
      €500 to €610a year
    • EV-Optimizer ERE-collectief7.0
      1. You
      2. EV-Optimizer ERE-collectief
      3. Zeres
      4. NEa
      Details

      Listed as 'EV-Optimizer' on the NEa list (7 August 2026); per the site, registration and payout are done by partner Zeres, which is also listed.

      Commission
      13%
      Extra costs at EV-Optimizer ERE-collectief, besides 13%: + costs

      These costs are not in the headline rate.

      • Transaction, verification, audit and admin costs are deducted from gross proceeds before the commission (art. 7.3 and 9.2) source
      See it in the trust breakdown
      Payout
      After sale
      You keep about
      €480 to €590a year
    • Groen-laden.nl9.0
      1. You
      2. Groen-laden.nl
      3. books itself
      4. NEa
      Details

      Listed as 'Groen-laden.nl' on the NEa list of registration providers (published 7 August 2026).

      Commission
      15% (min € 34.99, max € 79.99 a year)
      Payout
      Annual
      You keep about
      €480 to €590a year
    • Inboekdienst.nl4.8
      1. You
      2. Inboekdienst.nl
      3. Zeres
      4. NEa
      Details

      Listed as 'inboekdienst.nl (Joulers B.V.)' on the NEa list (7 August 2026); per the site, booking is done by Zeres.

      Commission
      15%
      Extra costs at Inboekdienst.nl, besides 15%: + costs

      These costs are not in the headline rate.

      • Transaction, administration or sales costs are deducted first, before the commission (art. 5.10) source
      • On termination unpaid proceeds lapse and Joulers may charge costs (art. 8.3 to 8.4) source
      See it in the trust breakdown
      Payout
      Quarterly
      You keep about
      €470 to €570a year
    • Laadbeloning7.1
      1. You
      2. Laadbeloning
      3. books itself
      4. NEa
      Details

      Listed as 'Laadbeloning' on the NEa list of registration providers (published 7 August 2026).

      Commission
      15%
      Extra costs at Laadbeloning, besides 15%: + costs

      These costs are not in the headline rate.

      • Annual audit fee per charger: €9.99 (Basis), €4.99 (Comfort), €0 (Compleet), deducted from the payout source
      See it in the trust breakdown
      Payout
      Annual
      You keep about
      €470 to €570a year
    • Laadkompas6.2
      1. You
      2. Laadkompas
      3. books itself
      4. NEa
      Details

      Listed as 'Laadkompas' on the NEa list of registration providers (published 7 August 2026).

      Commission
      15%
      Extra costs at Laadkompas, besides 15%: + costs

      These costs are not in the headline rate.

      • Laadkompas costs, transaction and verification costs and other 'reasonably necessary' costs are deducted from proceeds (art. 2.18) source
      See it in the trust breakdown
      Payout
      Annual
      You keep about
      €470 to €570a year
    • PowerFlow6.0
      1. You
      2. PowerFlow
      3. books itself
      4. NEa
      Details

      Listed as 'PowerFlow' on the NEa list of registration providers (published 7 August 2026).

      Commission
      15%
      Extra costs at PowerFlow, besides 15%: + costs

      These costs are not in the headline rate.

      • Sales costs are deducted from proceeds on top of the commission (art. 8.2) source
      • Business: extra verification, audit, investigation and administration costs may be charged without prior consent (art. 7.3) source
      See it in the trust breakdown
      Payout
      Quarterly
      You keep about
      €470 to €570a year
    • Stekker9.1
      1. You
      2. Stekker
      3. books itself
      4. NEa
      Details

      Listed as 'Stekker' on the NEa list of registration providers (published 7 August 2026).

      Commission
      15%
      Payout
      Annual
      You keep about
      €470 to €570a year
    • GridCredits7.5
      1. You
      2. GridCredits
      3. Joulo
      4. NEa
      Details

      Listed as 'Grid Credits' on the NEa list (7 August 2026); partner Joulo does the booking and payout.

      Commission
      19%
      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
      See it in the trust breakdown
      Payout
      Quarterly
      You keep about
      €450 to €550a year

    How it works

    From charger to money in your account

    1. You charge at home

      With a charger that has a built-in MID meter, which measures the electricity going into your car.

    2. You choose a provider

      You sign a mandate. The provider collects your charging data, often automatically.

    3. A registration service provider books

      The provider itself or a partner books your kWh with the NEa, in the REV registry. That creates ERE units.

    4. The ERE units are sold

      Fuel suppliers must buy ERE units. You receive the proceeds minus costs.

    Costs

    What does a registration service provider cost?

    Each dot is a provider with a fixed commission. The line is the median: 20%. Providers with different pricing (a fixed amount per year or per kWh) are not in the chart but are in the explorer.

    LaadCash: 9.5% + costsEreDirect: 10% + costsEV-Optimizer ERE-collectief: 13% + costsLaadbeloning: 15% + costsStekker: 15%Inboekdienst.nl: 15% + costsGroen-laden.nl: 15% (min € 34.99, max € 79.99 a year)Laadkompas: 15% + costsPowerFlow: 15% + costsZeres: 19% + costsGridCredits: 19% + costsJoulo: 20%Voltico: 20%Earnergy: 20%Laadloon: 20%Laadpremie: 20%Xolvere: 20% + costsLaadnet: 20%LaadBalans: 20% + costsZonneplan: 20%Energieluitjes.nl: 20% + costsLaadVerdien: 22.5% + costs50five: 23% + costsDIC Laadsystemen: 23%Tap Green Credits: 24%Lekkerladen: 14% to 25%, depending on usageDen Hartog Charging: 25% + costsPowerD: 25% + costsVattenfall: 25% + costsAlva Charging: 25% + costsEven Laden: 25%Fluctis: 25%Hey! Charging: 25%ERE DC: 25%Renewable Energy Solutions: 25%Mobilitics: 25% + costsERE-registratie: 27.5%
    Commission as published by the provider; sometimes excl. VAT or with extra fixed costs. Details on each provider page.

    New in 2026

    What changes at the NEa

    The NEa list lapses

    The list of registration service providers (version of 7 August 2026) lapses from October 2026. The NEa then plans to publish an overview of REV account holders. Until that exists, we use the list of 7 August.

    NEa ↗

    200 mandates needed

    A registration service provider needs at least 200 mandates or 2 million kWh a year for a REV account it can book with. New providers that do not meet that yet are shown as pre-registration.

    Regeling energie vervoer, art. 9 ↗

    One party per year

    Only one registration service provider may book your charge point per calendar year, so switching only works from 1 January. Check the notice period before you sign.

    NEa ↗

    Choosing

    Five questions before you sign

    1. Who books: the brand itself or a partner? And is that party known to the NEa?
    2. How much commission and which fixed costs (verification, subscription) do you pay, and is that incl. or excl. VAT?
    3. When do they pay out, and is it automatic or do you have to request it?
    4. How long does the contract run and when can you cancel?
    5. Can the provider collect your charging data automatically from your charger brand?
    Compare all providers How the trust score works

    Questions

    Questions about registration service providers

    What is a registration service provider (inboekdienstverlener)?

    A registration service provider books the electricity you charge at home with the Dutch Emissions Authority (NEa), in the Energy for Transport Registry (REV), on your behalf. That earns emission reduction units (ERE), which the provider sells to fuel suppliers. You receive the proceeds minus costs. As a private person you cannot register yourself.

    What does a registration service provider cost?

    Usually a percentage of the proceeds. Among the 41 providers we compare, the commission ranges from 9.5% to 27.5%, with 20% in the middle. Some also charge fixed costs, for example for the mandatory verification. Each provider's costs are in the comparison.

    Which registration service provider is best?

    That depends on what matters to you: what you keep, how often they pay out and how clear the terms are. The explorer on this page shows roughly what you keep with each provider at your kWh. Our trust score checks every provider on the same 18 public points.

    Is an ERE provider the same as a registration service provider?

    Not always. Many providers book themselves, but 11 of the 41 brands have a partner do the booking. Joulo, for example, books for 3 brands. Your contract is with the brand; the partner does the work at the NEa.

    Does anything change in 2026?

    Yes. The NEa retires its list of registration service providers from October 2026 and plans to publish an overview of REV account holders instead. To book, a registration service provider needs at least 200 mandates or 2 million kWh a year under the Regeling energie vervoer. New providers that do not meet that yet are shown as pre-registration on our site.

    Can I switch to another registration service provider?

    Yes, but only one party may register your charge point per calendar year, so switching works from 1 January. Check the notice period in your current contract.