Get more out of your business charging stations with ERE rebates.
Under certain conditions, the electricity you use for electric vehicles can generate additional income through EREs. We’ll check whether your charging location is eligible and handle the process for you.
“Many companies already have charging stations, but don’t realize that the electricity they charge can represent additional financial value. We’ll determine whether your situation is suitable and then handle the process.”
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- Checking Your Charging Location
- No hassle with paperwork and measurement data
- Guidance on Reimbursement
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- Check if your charging location is suitable
- Analysis of Your Loading Volume
- Verification of Connection and EAN Data
- Verification of Available Measurement Data
- Assistance with the necessary paperwork
- Processing through a suitable data entry service provider
- Support Through the Entire Claims Process
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“Many business owners don’t realize that their commercial charging stations could generate additional revenue. We’ll determine whether that applies to your situation and then handle the entire process for you.”
Get more out of your business charging stations with ERE rebates
Under certain conditions, the electricity you use for electric vehicles can generate additional income through EREs. SPOT Energie checks whether your charging location is eligible and guides you through the process, from analysis to reimbursement.
Here's how we make it easy for you:
You don't have to worry about measurement requirements, registrations, and various parties yourself.
- We'll check to see if your charging location is eligible
- We track the annual loading volume
- We'll check your connection, EAN information, and available measurement data
- We assess whether the measuring equipment is suitable
- We collect the necessary data and authorizations
- We oversee the processing through a data entry service provider
- We will remain involved until it is clear what compensation results from your charging flows
Can we help you?
Do you have commercial charging stations at your own location?
- Then there may be more value in your charging flows than you think
In that case, there may be more value in your charging flows than you realize.
Do you charge your company vehicles, employee cars, or other electric vehicles at your own business location? If so, the electricity used through these charging stations may be eligible for ERE rebates under certain conditions.
We'll inspect your charging location, connection, and charging data, and assess what's possible.
Do you have multiple charging stations or a charging plaza?
- The larger the cargo capacity, the more interesting it can become
With multiple charging points, a significant amount of electricity can be used for electric vehicles each year. In such cases, it is particularly worthwhile to determine what portion of that electricity is eligible for registration.
We analyze your charging volume, review the available measurement data, and guide you through the process of working with the registration service provider.
Is this employee benefit a good fit for your organization?
- Then we look at more than just what comes out of the net
Do you generate your own electricity and use it to charge electric vehicles? If so, it’s important to carefully consider how generation, consumption, and charging currents are measured.
In certain situations, verifiably locally generated renewable electricity can be particularly advantageous within the ERE process. We’ll assess the entire situation for you.
Our approach in 5 steps
Personal guidance in monitoring, setting up, and managing your ERE process.
1 Exploration
We’ll start by conducting an initial assessment of your situation. This includes the charging stations on-site, the charging capacity, the electrical connection, and the available measurement data. This will quickly give us an idea of whether ERE might be a good fit for your business.
Check my charging location2 Check
Next, we’ll review the technical and administrative requirements. Among other things, we’ll examine the EAN data, the metering equipment, and the available charging data. This will determine whether your charging flows are suitable for registration.
3 Insight
Based on the data, we’ll identify which charging options might be suitable and what that could mean for your situation in general. This will quickly give you a clear picture of where you stand and what the next steps are.
4 Guidance
If your situation qualifies, we’ll guide you through the process. We’ll gather the necessary information, coordinate with the relevant parties, and oversee the processing through a data entry service provider. So you won’t have to figure it all out on your own.
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5 Continuity
We remain involved even after that. We keep track of the process and ensure that any relevant changes to your charging location, charging volume, or installation are incorporated in a timely manner. This ensures that the benefits remain well-structured in the long term.
How to Take Advantage of the ERE Reimbursement ?
Would you like to know if your commercial charging stations are eligible for EREs and if there is added value in your charging flows?
- Checking Your Charging Location
- Insight into loading volume and measurement data
- Support for Administration and Record-Keeping
- Personalized support from analysis to implementation
ERE guidance that actually works
Many companies have charging stations but aren’t sure whether their charging flows qualify for EREs. SPOT Energie brings structure to the process and guides the verification, coordination, and further processing. This keeps the process clear, feasible, and practical.
We do the work. You stay in control.
We'll map out your charging location, connection, charging capacity, and available measurement data. You won't have to wade through all the terms and conditions yourself, but you'll know exactly where you stand.
We do the work. You know what's possible.
SPOT Energie checks whether your charging flows are eligible for ERE registration and outlines the next steps involved. This gives you a clear understanding of the opportunities, without any technical or administrative hassle.
We do the work. The process remains manageable.
Even after the initial review, we remain involved. We guide the process toward the right registration service provider and ensure that the process doesn’t get bogged down in scattered information, but is handled properly.
They trust us
From local entrepreneurs to national organizations. More and more companies are opting for independent energy advice that offers certainty, insight, and results.
You can hold us to that.
A successful ERE process begins with a clear understanding of what is and isn’t possible. We carefully assess your charging location, measurement data, and connection, and guide you through the process from the initial inspection to further processing.
Check first, then calculate.
We don’t start with impressive figures or assumptions. First, we assess whether your loading location, loading volume, and measurement data are suitable for an ERE project. Only then do we outline what’s possible.
Clear about data and terms and conditions.
You know what information is needed, why it's needed, and what steps still need to be taken. No complicated explanations—just a clear overview of your situation and the next steps.
Support from start to finish.
We don’t stop at just an initial review. SPOT Energie guides you through the process of finding the right registration service provider and remains involved in the subsequent processing. That way, you don’t have to chase down different parties, data, and registrations on your own.
ERE Compensation
What is an ERE payment?
ERE stands for Emission Reduction Unit. Electricity that can be demonstrated to be supplied to electric vehicles may, under certain conditions, be registered in the Energy for Transportation Registry. This results in the creation of EREs, which are tradable and can thus lead to financial compensation.
Is every commercial charging station eligible?
No. There are conditions that apply to, among other things, the connection, metering data, and the way in which charging consumption is measured. Only electricity that is actually supplied to transportation can be included. SPOT Energie therefore first checks your charging location and the available data before we determine what is possible.
How much can I earn with EREs?
There is no fixed rate per kWh. The final compensation depends, among other things, on the charging volume, the number of EREs that can be generated from it, the market value of those EREs, and the agreements with the registration service provider. That is why we prefer to base our calculations on your actual charging data rather than on a general compensation rate.
What do I need to get started?
In any case, we need information about your charging location, electrical connection, charging points, and available measurement data. The connection must also be registered under the correct account holder. Based on that information, we can determine what next steps are needed.
Does my charging station need to have a MID meter?
That depends on the situation. If a connection is not used exclusively to supply electricity to transportation, the metered supply point must, in principle, be equipped with an MID-certified meter. We’ll check how your installation is set up and determine what’s required in your specific situation.
Are solar panels a good option when combined with EREs?
That could certainly be interesting. For electricity from the grid, the NEa projects a renewable share of 50.5 percent in 2026. Different rules apply to verifiable renewable electricity generated on-site, which requires, among other things, Guarantees of Origin. That’s why, when it comes to solar panels, we always examine exactly how generation, metering, and charging currents are set up.
Do I need a separate connection for my charging stations?
Not necessarily. However, you must be able to demonstrate how much electricity is actually supplied to transportation. The type of metering equipment required for this depends on your connection and charging station.