Quick and easy to register my Peblar charger
Registering my Peblar charger was quick and easy, and it's read out fully automatically through their back office. They also respond quickly to questions. Definitely recommended!
The Peblar Business, Dual and Home Plus have a factory-fitted MID meter and count. Connect your charger once, we do the rest.

ERE eligibility
Yes. Both current Peblar models, the Business and the Dual, have a factory-fitted MID meter. That makes your Peblar directly eligible for ERE registration via Joulo. Only the plain Peblar Home has no MID meter.
Peblar Business / Dual
What it yields
per year at 4,200 kWh, our customer average
Models
Per model: specs, MID status and questions.
The Peblar with a factory-fitted MID meter • for home and business, connects over OCPP.
MID • Yes, factory-fitted
More about this modelTwo sockets, factory-fitted MID meter • connects over OCPP 1.6J.
MID • Yes, factory-fitted (class B)
More about this modelPeblar no longer sells it • if you have one, you connect it over OCPP.
MID • Yes, factory-fitted
More about this modelConnecting
We register your charging sessions as ERE's and pay out every quarter.
Grab your installation card. Charge Point ID (e.g. PBLR-1234567) and OCPP password are printed on it. Add your Peblar in Joulo via 'Connect charger'.
Connect to the Peblar hotspot, open the web interface and select Joulo as Backoffice under Authorisation (Managed mode).
Sessions arrive automatically. Joulo registers them as ERE each quarter and pays out to your account.
Guide: connect your Peblar step by step
technical specs
Protocol
OCPP 1.6J via wss://ocpp.joulo.nl
Auth
OCPP basic auth + secret
Sync
Automatisch per laadsessie
MID detection
MID-meter af fabriek (Business en Dual); het model lezen we uit de code die de lader meestuurt
What fits you
Look up your make and model. You see right away what you need.
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“The Peblar Business isn't just a smart charger, it's a practical one too.”
Talks to the HomeWizard P1 meter locally over wifi • fast and privacy-friendly, no cloud.
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Registering my Peblar charger was quick and easy, and it's read out fully automatically through their back office. They also respond quickly to questions. Definitely recommended!
where to buy
You buy the charger, Joulo handles the ERE registration. Available from our partner.
Prices and stock are set by the store. Joulo doesn't supply hardware; it handles the ERE registration.
Questions
The Peblar Business and the Peblar Dual, a charger with two sockets. Both have a factory-fitted MID meter, which ERE registration requires. Peblar no longer sells the Home Plus, but if you have one, you connect it the same way. The plain Peblar Home has no MID meter and does not count.
Yes. Your sessions from 1 January 2026 count, even if you connect now. OCPP forwards new sessions automatically; you submit your history up to the connection once as a CSV export via 'Laaddata aanleveren' in your dashboard, and we add them.
No. You set your Peblar to Managed mode with Joulo as Backoffice once. The system handles the rest from there.
Peblar support can reissue your installation card with the Charge Point ID and OCPP password. Without it, Joulo cannot authenticate your charger.
Yes, the Peblar Business, Dual and Home Plus have a factory-fitted MID meter and count right away. Other Peblar variants lack that meter.
A 20% service fee on the revenue. No subscription and no connection fee. The contract is cancellable yearly and we pay out every quarter.
No, and your supplier does not matter. ERE units cover the renewable share of the Dutch grid mix. For 2026 that share is 50.5%.
Yes, as long as the MID meter measured them. Sessions from 1 January 2026 count, and 2026 sessions can be registered up to and including 25 February 2027. Sessions from before the MID meter never count.
Every quarter, on the account from your registration. Your dashboard shows per charging session where the amount comes from.
Our customers charge 4,200 kWh at home per year on average, roughly 21,000 kilometres, and receive 12.6 cents net per kWh on average. That is about €529 per year. The ERE price follows the market; every sale is in our open sales log.
More questions? Ask usLast updated: Source: NEa, overview of account holders
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20% service fee, paid out quarterly, cancel yearly. Joulo B.V. holds its own account in the NEa's REV register.