ERE compensation for your charger.
Every kWh you charge into your car at home earns money through the Register Energie Vervoer. Stekker registers, trades and pays out: you receive 85% of the proceeds, without arranging anything yourself.
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What Stekker pays out
Stekker charges the lowest commission and pays out the highest amount per kWh. Compare Stekker with other providers and, if you like, enter your kilometres per year.
| Provider | Net/year | Gross/year | Commission |
|---|---|---|---|
| Stekker | 15% | ||
| Zeres | 19% | ||
| Joulo | 20% | ||
| Laadloon | 20% | ||
| Voltico | 20% | ||
| Tap Electric | 24% | ||
| Den Hartog | 25% | ||
| ERE-Registratie | 27.5% |
Live in three steps
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01
Sign up with Stekker
To compensate your ERE’s, we need an authorization. Fill in the form with your details and IBAN, and at the end of the year you receive your reward.
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02
Connect your charger
Stekker reads directly from the charger how many kWh are charged and when. We need to be able to prove that consumption to the NEa, which is why you need a charger with a MID-certified meter. The app guides you through connecting, no installer needed.
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Get paid
Stekker trades your ERE’s automatically and pays out to your account. On your dashboard you can see what you’ve earned.
Smart charging will be offered for selected chargers from 2027. More information will be available in 2027.
