The VvE’s ERE earnings, split across the residents’ accounts
In an apartment building, the grid connection is in the name of the owners’ association (VvE). The VvE registers that connection and adds the chargers. At each payout, the VvE can have the amount paid out across several accounts according to its own allocation key, for example to the residents who have a charger.
A VvE signs up as a business, with the name and Chamber of Commerce (KvK) number of the VvE and the EAN code of the shared connection.
Where the earnings go
To the residents’ accounts
At each payout, the VvE submits a request to pay the amount out to different accounts according to an allocation key. Stekker pays out according to that split.
To the account of the VvE
The VvE receives the earnings of all chargers on the shared connection and decides for itself what happens with them.
From sign-up to payout
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Step 01
The VvE registers the connection
In the ERE form, choose Business under “Who are you?” and fill in the name and KvK number of the VvE, plus the EAN code of the shared connection. Whoever signs declares they are authorised to represent the VvE. If a resident has a charger on their own connection, they sign up as a private customer.
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Step 02
Connect the chargers
We read the charging sessions per charger, through the charger itself, the CPO or the building’s management system.
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Step 03
Registration and payout
Stekker registers the sessions with the NEa and sells the EREs. At payout, the VvE chooses: everything to the account of the VvE, or split across several accounts according to an allocation key the VvE provides.
Chargers in your VvE?
Register the shared connection, or let us look at how the chargers in your building are connected.
