Avoiding overstated propositions
Customers need a service boundary they can understand.
Energy customer proposition
Add a credible charging operations service to your customer proposition.
Help Dutch business customers connect charging systems and data, organise settlement and records, and explore ERE eligibility only as a dedicated value layer through a clear partner route.
MID metering and registration determine the route.
Sector reality
Built around the work in front of your team.
Hardware variation
A charging offer has to account for actual installed meters and models.
Relevant business conversations
Business customers need an evidence-led eligibility discussion.
Current ChargeControl services
A defined route for this sector.
Start with the hardware and registration facts. Then decide the right next conversation.
Reseller programme
Offer ChargeControl through one partner package with a defined commercial route.
Embeddable configurator
Add the existing product-selection journey to a partner customer experience.
REST API & webhooks
Connect approved partner workflows through the current integration layer.
Where to begin
Two practical moments to bring us in.
Business customer referral
Refer a customer with owned charge points to the business scan.
Partner discovery
Discuss the reseller programme before communicating a charging offer.
ERE, stated carefully
Qualification comes before calculation.
Scenario assumption: €0.15 per ERE and 100% of sessions counted. This does not mean 100% renewable electricity or verified eligibility. The portal scenario for delivery year 2026 uses 0.505 × 0.6588 = 0.332694 ERE/kWh, or €0.0499041 gross per kWh. Actual issuance and value follow scheme and market conditions.
Frequently asked questions
Discuss the partner route.
Tell us about your owned charge points and fleet context. We will keep the conversation focused on the services available today.
Explore the relevant route