Charge at home. Earn from it.

Yes. The system is legally established through European and Dutch legislation and is supervised by the Dutch Emissions Authority (NEa). Voltico is registered with the NEa as an emission credit service provider and is externally audited every year. The compensation does not come from subsidies or taxpayer money, but from the parties that are legally required to reduce their CO₂ emissions.

Under European legislation, companies are required to reduce their CO₂ emissions. One way fuel suppliers can do this is by purchasing ERE certificates that represent verifiable CO₂ reductions. Electric driving can generate these ERE certificates, which means you, as a driver, are rewarded for your contribution to emission reduction. Voltico translates your charging sessions into ERE certificates, sells them to fuel suppliers, and transfers the earnings to you.

Voltico helps you earn money from charging at home. Every time you charge your electric vehicle instead of filling up at a fuel pump, you avoid CO₂ emissions - and those avoided emissions are worth money in Europe. Voltico translates your charging sessions into tradable ERE certificates, sells them to parties that are legally required to offset their emissions, and deposits the earnings into your account. You do not have to track anything yourself: we connect directly to your charger.

ERE certificates are digital proof of the amount of CO₂ you save by driving and charging electrically compared with a conventional car. From January 2026, the certificates you earn per kWh charged make that CO₂ reduction visible, measurable and tradable. Companies are required to obtain sufficient EREs, which is what rewards clean transport.

In this way the system rewards your contribution to sustainable mobility and helps the entire transport sector become more sustainable.

ERE certificates encourage the use of renewable energy in the transport sector by financially rewarding electric driving. Fuel suppliers buy them to comply with their legal sustainability obligations. As a result, money flows from fossil fuels to electric charging, CO₂ emissions decrease, and fossil fuel dependence reduces. The system rewards those who choose electric driving, and therefore contributes to more sustainable mobility.