Tap Electric

For Tap users

Charge with Tap Electric, ERE's with Joulo

Connect your Tap account to Joulo once. We read your charging sessions, register your ERE's and pay out every quarter. Your charger, app and charge card stay as they are.

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Connection
One key
Contract
Cancel yearly
Payout
Quarterly

What it pays

What your home-charged kWh pay

12.8 cents

is what Joulo customers receive on average, net per kWh

12.3 cents

net per kWh at the 20% service fee you start on

€504

per year at 4,100 kWh of home charging and the 20% service fee

Average across every sale in our open sales log. Each sale is listed with its date and price. View the log

Your choice

Charging and ERE's are two separate choices

The ERE belongs to the holder of the energy contract on the connection. That is you, not the platform that manages your charger. So you choose who registers your ERE's.

Tap stays your charging app

Start, stop, charge card and smart charging: everything keeps working in the Tap app.

Joulo registers your ERE's

Joulo B.V. is on the official NEa list of registration service providers.

Money every quarter

We sell in parts across the year and pay out every quarter to your IBAN.

How it works

Three steps

1. Create your Joulo account

Signing up is free. Pick Tap Electric when you connect.

2. Paste your Tap key

Create a key in your Tap dashboard and paste it into Joulo. Your chargers appear right away.

3. We do the rest

We fetch your sessions from 1 January 2026, register your ERE's and pay out every quarter.

The connection

What we do and do not do

Automatic

We read your chargers and charging sessions from your Tap account. No uploads, no meter readings to submit.

You stay in control

The key is yours. Revoke it in your Tap dashboard and our access stops at once.

MID meter checked

Only kWh from a charger with a factory-fitted MID meter earn ERE's. If we do not recognise your model, we ask you for brand and model.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Yes. Your charger, the Tap app and your charge card stay as they are. Joulo only reads your charging sessions and registers the ERE's. You charge with Tap and handle ERE's with Joulo.

Yes. The ERE belongs to the holder of the energy contract on the connection: you. You choose who registers them. You can authorise one party per connection. Service fees, contract terms and payout timing of all providers are side by side on our comparison page.

Sign in to your Tap dashboard at developer.tapelectric.app and create an API key there. Paste it into Joulo. We then fetch your chargers and charging sessions automatically. Nothing changes on your charger.

Yes. For ERE's your charger needs a factory-fitted MID-certified meter. Tap does not always pass on the brand and model of your charger. If we do not recognise your model, we ask you for brand and model and check the meter ourselves. Until that check is done you already see your sessions in your dashboard.

Yes, if your charger has a MID meter. When you connect, we fetch your charging sessions from 1 January 2026, the start date of the scheme. We register 2026 sessions up to and including 25 February 2027.

Yes, per 1 January. Sign up now, choose 1 January as the start date in your registration and cancel your current authorisation per 31 December. Until then you already see your sessions in your dashboard. From 1 January they count.

A 20% service fee. You only pay on ERE's that have been sold. We pay out every quarter to your IBAN. The contract is cancellable yearly.

Ready to start?

Create a free Joulo account and connect your Tap account. 20% service fee • cancel yearly • paid every quarter.

Switch per 1 January

No contractual or commercial relationship. Joulo and Tap Electric have no contractual or commercial relationship. Joulo is an independent ERE filing service. This page explains how you, as a Tap Electric customer, can choose to register your charging sessions with the NEa through Joulo using your own credentials and your explicit authorisation. Tap Electric is not a Joulo partner and does not endorse Joulo.