Joulo Share•with Tibber

Charge at the neighbours.Free from now on.

Your sister stays over, your friend stays for dinner, the neighbour has no driveway. At your place they charge for free. Nobody has to arrange a thing, and the ERE pays for the power.

I have an invitation

with Tibber

Tibber

We launch Share together with Tibber. Tibber customer? Then Share is there for you now: on your dynamic contract, daytime power often costs less than the ERE earns.

A woman with an overnight bag smiles as her brother plugs the charging cable into her car on his driveway in front of a terraced house.

Your charger sits idle 18 to 20 hours a day. Those hours are for your sister, your neighbour and the friend who drops by.

You pay for the power, the pays you back. Your guest pays nothing.

€0.14

gross payout per shared , for you

€ 0

for your guest. No charge card, no payment request

0%

service fee on what you share

Our promise

A guest session never costs money.

Share is not a rental platform. No money moves between you and your guest, and we earn nothing on the kWh you share.

No payment request

Your guest sees no price, gets no bill and never has to transfer anything.

No service fee

We charge 0% on shared kWh. The whole ERE payment stays yours.

Not later either

We build no tariff and no settlement into Share. Paid charging would be a different product.

At Tibber the average charging price sits around €0.14, exactly what the pays. A guest session then costs you nothing. Only on a fixed tariff of 25 cents do you add about a euro. How does the sum work? • Our study on idle time (Dutch)

I have a charger

Switch Share on

Log in and flip the switch. Done: whoever you invite charges at your place.

Whenever power is almost free, a guest costs you nothing.

No account yet? Connect your charger first.

I want to charge at someone's place

Charging at someone you know

Enter the code you received and their charger appears in your app.

No invitation yet? Search where you can charge in your street.

The people you know

Who gets to charge at your place?

You choose who is welcome. Whoever you invite never has to ask again.

The neighbour without a driveway

He charges at your place by day, while you are at the office.

Your daughter visiting

She stays the night and leaves with a full battery.

The friend dropping by

Coffee, a chat, and his car is full. No payment request.

A week with Share

Your neighbour and your sister

Your guests charge for free at your place, and you barely notice. The ERE we pay back covers most of their power, and in a cheap hour more than that.

Monday 13:001 of 4

Tomorrow power is nearly free

Around one o'clock your app knows what power costs tomorrow. Between 10:00 and 16:00 it is a good moment: the price drops below what your ERE earns. Whoever you invited sees that too. Nothing for you to do.

Good moment

No free hour through tomorrow

0 hours long • power costs next to nothing then

Tuesday 11:402 of 4

Neighbour Piet pulls onto your driveway

You are at the office. Piet sees in his app that he can charge at your place now, plugs in and taps 'I'm charging now'. No card, no payment request.

Piet charges11.2 kWh
Piet pays€0.00

You pay for the power and get the ERE. In this hour it costs you nothing.

Thursday 15:153 of 4

Your sister is visiting

Coffee, a chat. She plugs in, taps 'I'm charging now' and drives home with a full battery. Nobody has to arrange a thing.

At yours • Kerkstraat

charge until 16:00 • free

I'm charging now
1 January4 of 4

Your payout simply carries on

Every quarter we transfer the money, as always. On what Piet and your sister charged at your place we charge no service fee.

Your own sessions1,240 kWh
What Piet charged at your place310 kWh
What your sister charged at your place24 kWh
Service fee on that€0.00

The hours and amounts behind 'How does the sum work?' come from tomorrow's power price (EPEX day-ahead, tax and VAT included) and our latest ERE sale. Our service fee comes off your own sessions, not off what you share. Piet and your sister are an example, the sum is not.

For whoever you invite

Charging at someone you know

No charge card, no subscription, no payment requests. A free Joulo account and an invitation.

1

You receive an invitation

Your neighbour, your sister or a friend sends you a code or a link. Log in or create a free account, and their charger appears in your app.

2

Plug in and tap

One tap says you are charging. Later you claim your session.

At Johan's • Kerkstraat

I'm charging now

You pay nothing. Your host pays for the power and gets the ERE payout back.

3

That is all

No payment request, not even out of politeness. Whoever invited you pays for the power and gets the ERE payout back.

No invitation yet?

Johan • 40 m

charge until 16:00 • free

Anja • 90 m

charge until 16:00 • free

Search where you can charge in your street
The Joulo app shows your host's charger, the button that says you are charging, and your earlier sessions.

This is what it looks like in the app

Whoever you invite sees your charger in their Joulo app. One button says you are charging. Below it, every session they had at your place.

About a euro per session on average. You pay for the power and get the full payout back, without our service fee: €0.14 per . A guest usually charges about 12 , three hours at 16 amps. At a fixed tariff of 25 cents you pay 9 cents per on top: € 1.08 per session. When the market sits at €0.14, you break even. When it drops below, you keep the difference.

Other apps put a price between you and your neighbour: usually € 0.30 to € 0.50 per , plus a fee for the app of a few cents per up to 15%. With Share your neighbour pays nothing and we charge 0% on what you share. Your payout is the on those , and you get all of it.

Nothing. Share is free for your guest, always. No payment request, no subscription and no bill afterwards. You pay for the power and get your payout for it. If you want your guest to pay, Share is not the product you are looking for. And someone who charges at your place every day is no longer a guest.

You do. The follows the connection, so it does not change with who charges. On the your guest charges at your place we charge nothing: you get the full payout, without our service fee. Your guest gets nothing and pays nothing.

Your guest says in the app that they are about to charge and then claims their session. We match that to the session your charger reports itself: start time, end time and . You see per session who charged and how much. If something is off, you reject it.

Always, as long as Share is on. The app shows you and your guests when it is a good moment: the hours when power sits below the . That is advice, not a gate. If someone charges at another moment, that session shows what it cost you.

Nothing. Share never controls your charger: no start, no stop, no schedule. Your energy app stays in charge. One thing to know: your charger reads your guest's car as your own, so your smart-charging schedule applies to them too. If your guest needs to charge right away, switch smart charging off for that session or start it by hand in the Tibber app. If the session starts more than twenty minutes after their report in Joulo, we do not match it automatically. You assign it yourself afterwards.

No. We never message your guests: no push, no email, no text. You invite them yourself, with your own code. In the app you both see when power sits below €0.14 per , because those are the hours a session costs you nothing. That stays information: your guest can charge in other hours too.

Then the socket is taken, and your guest sees that. Share works best when your car is away by day: for most customers nothing is plugged in between 10:00 and 16:00 on four out of five weekdays. Working from home? Then Share is there for the moments you are not charging yourself.

Your guest charges on your driveway, at your charger, on your connection. No money moves between you, so the questions about supply and tax do not come up. We are having that reasoning reviewed by a lawyer before we say more about it. Two things we do know: agreements between neighbours stay agreements, and with a rented home or an owners' association it can work out differently.

No. No charge card, no subscription and no charge-network app. Your neighbour creates a free Joulo account, uses your invitation, reports in the app that they are charging, plugs in and then claims their session.

They cannot, just like that. Only guests you invite yourself can charge at your place, and only in the hours you set. You see per session who charged and how much. If something is off, you reject it.

Yes, with the same switch, even mid-day. You can also remove a guest from your list. Nothing to cancel, no notice period.

If it is connected to Joulo and has a factory-fitted meter. In doubt? Run the charger check.

Joulo Share

A full battery for the people you know.

Switch Share on and invite whoever you want around. No payment request, no charge card, no fuss.

Connect your charger
Free for your guests•We charge nothing on what you share•On and off whenever you want