No built-in MID meter, no ERE payout. Find out in a few clicks whether your make and model qualifies — and how to verify it yourself.
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314 models from 118 brands · 144 with a built-in MID meter · Last checked: 22 October 2026
This check is informational and based on public manufacturer specifications. To be sure, look for the MID marking on the meter or the type plate, or ask your booking service provider.
Three things to know before signing an ERE contract.
The MID directive (2014/32/EU) certifies kWh meters for billing-grade accuracy. ERE only counts a built-in MID meter inside your charge point — recognisable by the MID marking on the meter: an M with the last two digits of a year in a rectangle, right after the CE marking. The only exception the NEa names is an exclusive allocation point set up by your grid operator; rare for home chargers.
For private individuals an external MID meter in the meter cabinet does not count: the MID meter has to be inside the charge point (or the grid operator has set up an exclusive allocation point). Businesses that were already booking with an external meter before 2026 may continue during 2026, but no longer from 1 January 2027. Source: NEa, Inboeken elektriciteit (Dutch).
Many ERE providers require your charger to be remotely readable (OCPP / cloud link) on top of MID. Without that link you have to upload meter readings manually — and not every provider accepts manual uploads.
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