ERE for VvE's and shared charging infrastructure

For chargers in a homeowner association (VvE) or shared garage, there are three typical situations. Which route applies to you depends on how your charger is connected.

1. Charger powered from the central VvE connection

Is your charger powered from the central connection of the VvE? Then the VvE can enter into a contract with Joulo. The consumption data of individual chargers must be reported separately, so that the payout per user is correctly distributed.

In this scenario the VvE is the registering party, and internally the VvE distributes the payout among residents. Joulo provides the individual meter data so this can be done transparently.

2. Charger powered directly from your own home

Is the charger powered directly from your own home (your own EAN connection)? Then you can simply register with Joulo yourself, as a regular home charger. The VvE is not involved • you have your own energy contract and your own meter.

3. Business users in a shared location

For business connections (e.g., a lease fleet with chargers in an office building) business ERE rules apply. Under strict conditions, the 100% renewable route can be used • see earnings-from-home-charging for the conditions.

Practical: what you need

In all three scenarios, the charger must have a built-in MID-certified meter. Additionally, per EAN connection only one registration provider per calendar year is active • choose carefully.

Need help?

Unsure which scenario applies to your situation? Get in touch and we'll figure out the best route together.