In short
How many ERE units one charged kWh yields. One ERE stands for one kilogram of avoided CO2 emissions. For electricity from the grid the NEa uses the renewable share of the grid mix — 50.5% in 2026 — which gives 0.3327 ERE per kWh; for home chargers this is the fixed factor. Only electricity generated renewably on the charging site itself or supplied through a direct line counts as 100% and reaches 0.6588 ERE per kWh — in practice a business situation.
Related terms
- ERE (Emission Reduction Units)
- HBE (Renewable Fuel Units)
- Booking service provider ("inboeker")
- NEa (Netherlands Emissions Authority)
- Emissions market
- Fuel transition obligation (BTV)
- Booking ("inboeken")
- Double booking
- RED III
- REV (Register Energie voor Vervoer)
- NEa audit
- GvO (Guarantee of Origin)
- Subsidy
- Emission allowances (ETS)
- Renewable share
- Fuel supplier
- Annual Transport Energy Obligation
- Personal and business
- Home charger
- Entitled party (contract holder)
- VvE (owners' association)
- Authorisation
- NEa list (of booking service providers)
- Reseller
- Verifier
- Booking deadline (1 March)
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