More from your own charger
See what your home charging can yield and whether your charger is eligible.
Check your charger →For home chargers, homeowners’ associations and businessesEarn money
Earn money
with your charger.
You charge as usual. We turn eligible charging into a payout and handle the rest.
No subscription or signup feeCommission only when there is yieldPublic charger check
What can charging yield for you?Worked example 2026
Little chargingA lot of charging
Indicative yield after commissionper year · not a guaranteed payout
Enter valid values to calculate your indication.
See the calculation assumptions
Laadloon commission 20% incl. VAT.
By default we use the weighted average of published sales for this delivery year. The commission is incl. VAT.
Factor 2026: 0.3327 ERE/kWh for grid supply. For home chargers the grid average applies, including with solar panels.
Can my charger take part? →
Your personal payout depends on eligible volume, your sale allocation and your terms. See our sales.
- Participants
- 9,000+ customers
- Approved volume
- 10.3 million kWh
- ERE validated
- 3.4 million ERE, internally accepted
- Validations
- 25,636 reviews, of which 795 rejected
Snapshot from Inboekhub, as of 1 October 2026. kWh and ERE from booking status Approved. No leads, no draft bookings.
What we publish in black and white
Net yield, chargers, sales.
The same figures as in the calculator and our ERE sales. Caveats live there, not on every line.
Facts for comparison. Not a promise of your personal payout.
- Commission
- 20% incl. VAT
- Net indication
- 12.59 ct/kWh (0.3327 × €0.4732 × 0.8, weighted average 2026)
- Chargers
- Public MID check: 35 brands, 152 models
- Payout
- After sale and receipt. Direct or Optimal.
From charging to payout
Charge, verify, sell, pay out.
- 01ChargeYou charge at home, at a homeowners’ association or at work.
- 02VerifyWe check the meter, connection and mandate.
- 03SellApproved EREs go into a sale.
- 04Pay outAfter we receive payment, your payout follows.
No promise without an explanationWhat our
The full overview →What our
ERE sales bring in.
| Sale / delivery year | Gross per ERE | Payout | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| 31 March 2026Charging 2026 | €0.4680≈ 12.46 cents/kWh after 20% commission incl. VAT | November 2026 (expected) | Agreed |
| 31 March 2026Charging 2026 | €0.4750≈ 12.64 cents/kWh after 20% commission incl. VAT | March 2027 (expected) | Agreed |
Prices apply to the sales shown, not automatically to your future charging. Your payout depends on your allocation and terms. Updated: 1 October 2026.
Family business
Not new to a new market.
EREs have existed since 2026. Brothers Berend and Ludo Breman have been in this chain much longer: Berend spent eight years auditing companies that registered HBEs, and we know the buyers, the trading and the prices first-hand. Ludo combines 25 years of software development with 25 years in the certification sector. 9,000+ customers now use Laadloon — and we are still involved in the platform every day.
- Audit experience
- Eight years checking HBE registrants as a verifier.
- Market knowledge
- Almost ten years of insight into buyers, trading and prices.
- Certification & software
- 25 years in both, combined in one platform.
- Up to date
- We follow RED III, the REV and NEa practice. News (in Dutch) →
A route that fits your situationAt home, together
At home, together
or at work.
The basics are the same. The right approach depends on your grid connection, chargers and organisation.
Charge together, arranged clearly
A readable business case for the board and residents, with attention for the shared connection.
See the association route →Value from workplace charging
For chargers at your company. From a first estimate to a review of your situation.
Laadloon for SMEs →Good to knowThe first questions,
The first questions,
answered clearly.
What does a charger yield for me?
A typical home charger supplies about 4,000 kWh a year. At current published ERE prices that is an indication of a few hundred euros a year after our commission. Work through your own situation on [What does your charging yield?](/en/yield).
How much do I receive per kWh?
For kWh sold this year you currently receive about 12.5 cents per kWh after our commission. That is based on published ERE sale prices, not an estimate. See the current prices on [Our ERE sales](/ere-verkopen).
When am I paid out?
First we sell EREs, then Laadloon receives the proceeds, then your payout follows. The default is Optimal: we bundle EREs for a better sale, with payout in Q1 of the following year. Direct allocates your EREs earlier to an existing sale; the money follows when that sale is received. The sale date is not your payout date. You set your preference in the customer portal.
Does it cost me anything?
No. There is no subscription and no signup fee. We earn a commission on the sale of your EREs; you pay only when there is yield.
How do you earn your money?
Laadloon registers your validated kWh in the Register Energie voor Vervoer and receives Emission Reduction Units (EREs) for that. We sell those EREs on the market. The proceeds are paid out to you, after deducting our commission.
For 2026 the commission is 20% incl. VAT, the same for all customers. Only when there is yield.
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Curious whether your charger can take part?
Start with the charger check. You will quickly know which next step fits your situation.