Is your charger compatible?
ERE registration requires a charger with a built-in MID-certified meter. Pick your brand and model.
Don't see your brand or model? Email us via the help center and we'll look into it for you.
How does this check work?
The check uses the same model catalogue as our registration: per brand and model we track whether it has a built-in MID-certified meter. The answer you see here is the answer that counts once you sign up — not a separate marketing list that can drift from reality.
Why does everything hinge on the MID meter?
The NEa requires charged kWh to be measured in an assured way by a certified meter inside the charge point itself. App values or estimates don't count. If that meter is in there, every home charge session can earn money — indicatively €0.10 to €0.14 net per kWh, depending on the ERE market price.
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