Register your ERE certificates in the ShareCharge app, with Laadloon
Through the ShareCharge app, our partner Laadloon registers and sells your ERE certificates for you.
Discover the partnership →What are ERE certificates?
ERE stands for emission reduction unit (emissiereductie-eenheid). One ERE represents 1 kg of CO₂ emission reduction compared to fossil fuel.
Under the Dutch fuel transition obligation (Brandstoftransitieverplichting, in force since 1 January 2026), fuel suppliers are required to buy these units. The Dutch Emissions Authority (NEa) keeps the official register.
Your charging point measures every charged kWh. A registration service provider books those kWh into the NEa register and sells the certificates; you receive the proceeds, minus its commission.
What does it yield?
Example: 3,000 kWh per year ≈ €384 per year for you (€480 gross).
Commission 20% incl. VAT (Laadloon, 2026). Certificate prices move with the market; these are indications, not guarantees.
What you need
- A charging point with a built-in, MID-certified kWh meter
- An electricity connection in your own name
- The ShareCharge app, where you switch on ERE registration via Laadloon
This page is general information, not financial or legal advice. Rules as of October 2026; no rights can be derived from it.