Charging consumption qualifies for ERE from 1 January 2026. That also applies to charging sessions from before you signed up.
Sessions from before you signed up
A charging session from before you signed up counts if:
- the session falls after 1 January 2026
- the session was measured with a MID meter
- the session data is complete and traceable
Charging from before 2026 does not count.
If you connect a charger that supplies its charging history, Stekker retrieves the sessions from 1 January of the current year.
Without a MID meter a session does not count
Registration is only possible on the basis of a measurement the NEa accepts, and that is a MID meter. This also applies retroactively: sessions your charger measured without a MID meter do not count, not even if you later get a charger with a MID meter.
It makes no difference how you kept track of the consumption. A record in the manufacturer’s app, in a home automation system or in your own export does not turn a session without a MID meter into one that counts.
Stekker accepts manually delivered session data only after assessment, and in principle only for chargers that are or have been connected to Stekker.
Have a separate MID meter in the meter cupboard? See Can I earn EREs with a separate MID meter?
The full terms are in ERE mandate and terms, article 5.
