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From signing up to payout, this is the full process.

Retrieve your own charge sessions and chargers with a personal API key.

What you see on your dashboard and exactly how we calculate your kWh, EREs and costs.

Add addresses, get them verified and link your chargers to a location.

What the charger cards show, what the statuses mean and how to connect one.

Your name and language, your energy contract, security and API keys in one place.

Step by step guide to connect your Easee Charge Max or Charge Pro.

The 18-digit code of your mains connection, explained.

Why we ask for an energy bill and how the check works.

What the mandate covers, how long it is valid and how renewal works.

ERE certificates turn home charging into income. How the Dutch scheme works, what a certificate is worth and how to join — fully explained.

Do you have to pay tax on the payout for your ERE certificates? There is no formal position from the Dutch tax authority yet — here's what we do and don't know, honestly laid out.

The Regeling energie vervoer 2026 is what makes home charging worth money. The annual obligation, the NEa's role, the charge-point and mandate requirements, and the yearly calendar — explained from the rules themselves.

What does an ERE payout amount to per kWh and per year? Worked examples for 10,000, 15,000 and 25,000 km — and what drives the earnings.

A MID meter is the one condition for earning EREs with your charger. What MID means, how to recognise one and what your options are.

Up-to-date overview of charging stations with a built-in MID meter per brand and model — and therefore eligible for earning EREs.

Service fee, payout, contract terms and data connection: where Dutch ERE registration providers (inboekdienstverleners) really differ — and how to vet one.

Not happy with your current ERE provider? Switching is possible per new calendar year. How the EAN registration works, what happens to your mandate and what to watch when cancelling.

Charge points at an owners' association or on a shared car park can earn EREs too. How the scheme handles shared connections, who signs the mandate and where the payout lands.

Charging a company car at home? In 2026 your employer may reimburse €0.23 per kWh tax-free. How the expense claim works, what you need — and why the ERE payout is separate from it.

The Dutch net-metering scheme (salderingsregeling) ends on 1 January 2027. What that means for EV drivers with solar panels, why charging on your own solar power becomes more attractive — and what does and doesn't change about your ERE payout.