How charging becomes Laadloon.
From an eligible charger to a payout on your account. Read how ERE registration, processing and payment work.
1. Review your charger and grid connection
First check your brand and model in the public charger check. We publish the MID status and known connection routes per model. Integrated MID metering is the usual route; an exclusive connection or a suitable allocation point can offer another. You must also be authorised to take part for the main connection.
2. Sign up and grant a mandate
You provide the required details and grant a mandate. For private customers this covers at least one full calendar year. The same charging volume must not also be registered by another party.
3. Collect and process the data
Where your model and situation allow, we retrieve charging data automatically. Metering, evidence and details are checked before eligible volume is processed further.
4. Sell EREs
The renewable share of electricity used for transport can yield EREs (emission reduction units). Those are sold to market parties. EREs are not a subsidy and do not have a fixed price.
5. Follow the payout
First a sale, then receipt at Laadloon, then a payout to your account. The default is Optimal: we bundle EREs. Direct allocates your EREs earlier to an existing sale; the money follows when that sale is received. In the portal you see which payout belongs to your allocated sales.
Curious whether your charger can take part?
Start with the charger check. You will quickly know which next step fits your situation.