Measure

EV charger

Charge your electric car at home, usually cheaper than on the road. It can be financed within your regular borrowing capacity.

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What it is

Charging on your own driveway

A charging point or wallbox charges your car faster and more safely than a regular socket. With smart charging you charge when power is cheap or your panels are generating a lot.

What you choose

Single-phase or three-phase charging, depending on your fuse box
A fixed cable or a socket for your own cable
Smart charging on solar power or a dynamic contract
A separate meter if your employer reimburses charging costs

What it gets you

Affordable charging at home

Charging at home is usually cheaper than at a public charger. How much you save depends on how much you drive and your energy contract.

Lower charging costs than on the road
Charge whenever it suits you
Easy to combine with solar panels
In the same increase as your other measures

Good to know

Before you start

Have your fuse box and connection checked to see if they can handle charging.
You need your own driveway or parking space at your home.
Company car? Ask whether your employer reimburses the charging costs.
Have the charger connected by a certified installer.

Financing

How to finance it with groenbudget

This measure doesn't count for your energy label. You can still finance it, within your regular borrowing capacity. If you combine it with a measure that improves your label, we include both in the same increase.

There is no national subsidy for a home charger. A charger doesn't count for your energy label, so we include it within your regular borrowing capacity.