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From now on, your neighbours charge for free

By day, while you are out and power costs next to nothing, your neighbours charge free with you. They pay nothing, you keep your ERE.

I have a charger

Open up your driveway

Log in and flip the switch. Then you are first in line when your neighbourhood opens.

Whenever power costs next to nothing. Nothing for you to do.

I want to charge at a neighbour

No driveway? Charge at your neighbour's.

Search your street, or enter the code your neighbour sent you.

Free for your guestsWe charge nothing on what you shareWorks with a dynamic contract

A Tuesday with Share

Piet lives three doors down

He has no driveway. You do, and you are out all day. This is how that works together, from Monday afternoon to your payout.

Monday 13:001 of 6

Tomorrow power is nearly free

Around one o'clock your app knows what power costs tomorrow. Between 10:00 and 16:00 the price drops below what your ERE earns. Then charging costs you nothing.

Free charging

No free hour through tomorrow

0 hours long • you come out ahead

Monday 13:022 of 6

Your driveway opens tomorrow

Nothing for you to do. You flipped the switch once, and the hours move with the price every day.

Your driveway

Open • tomorrow 10:00 to 16:00

Tuesday 11:403 of 6

Piet pulls onto your driveway

You are at the office. Piet sees in his app that your spot is open, plugs in and taps 'I'm charging now'. No card, no payment request.

Johan • 40 m

open until 16:00 • free

I'm charging now
Tuesday 11:404 of 6

Piet charges, you come out ahead

You pay for his power, but right now it costs next to nothing. The payout for what he charges is yours. On what you share, we charge nothing.

Piet pays€0.00
The power Piet charges
What you get back for it+ €0.15
You keep
Tuesday 16:005 of 6

You come home. The driveway is yours again.

At 16:00 your driveway closes by itself, just as your app said yesterday. Piet is long gone. You plug in yourself.

Closed

• Piet charged 11.2 kWh • open again tomorrow at 10:00

1 January6 of 6

Your payout, with Piet in it

Every quarter we transfer the money. What Piet charged at your place is in there, and we keep none of it.

Your own sessions • 1,240 kWh€153
What Piet charged at your place • 310 kWh€48
Into your account€201

The hours and amounts come from tomorrow's power price (EPEX day-ahead, tax and VAT included) and our latest ERE sale. Our service fee comes off your own sessions, not off what you share. Piet is an example, the sum is not.

For Piet, and anyone without a driveway

Charging at your neighbours

No charge card, no subscription, no payment requests. A free Joulo account and a neighbour who opens their driveway.

1

Search your street

You see who is open today, at street level. You get the address once your neighbour lets you in.

Johan • 40 m

open until 16:00 • free

Anja • 90 m

open until 16:00 • free

Search your street
2

Ask if you may charge

Your neighbour decides. Already invited? With the code you are in their list right away.

3

Plug in and tap

One tap says you are charging. Later you claim your session. That is all.

At Johan's • Kerkstraat

I'm charging now

You pay nothing. Your neighbour gets the payout on what you charge, and it covers his power.

Frequently asked questions

Yes, but…

No. You pay for the power your guest charges and keep the full ERE on those kWh, because we charge 0% service fees. In your free hours that is more than the power costs, and by default Share is only open then.

In your free hours by default: the hours when all-in power sits below the ERE. The exchange sets those hours day by day; nothing for you to do. Prefer fixed hours? Set them in your dashboard.

Yes. Your guest charges on your driveway, at your charger, on your connection. The Dutch National Charging Infrastructure Agenda (NAL) confirms in its 2024 report on neighbour charging that you may share this way. And because your guest pays nothing, you are not selling power.

With any dynamic contract. With our energy partners you also get a discount on your own service fee. On a fixed contract Share works too, but you pay your fixed tariff for your guest's power, and that usually sits above the ERE.

Only a free Joulo account and your invitation. No charge card, no subscription. Your neighbour reports in the app that they are charging, plugs in, and then claims their session.

They cannot, just like that. Only guests you invite yourself can charge at your place, and only in the hours you set. You see per session who charged and how much. If something is off, you reject it.

Yes, with the same switch, even mid-day. You can also remove a guest from your list. Nothing to cancel, no notice period.

If it is connected to Joulo and has a factory-fitted MID meter. In doubt? Run the charger check.

Joulo Share

Share your driveway. We share too.

Turn on the switch and be first in line when your neighbourhood opens. Not connected yet? You can do that today • your ERE starts right away.

Free for your guestsWe charge nothing on what you shareOn and off whenever you want