What changes when net metering ends?
The Dutch net metering scheme (salderingsregeling) ends on 1 January 2027, all at once. Until 31 December 2026 you can still net your power. After that you cannot offset what you feed back against what you use, and you receive a payment instead.
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What do you get afterwards?
A feed-in payment from your supplier. Until 1 January 2030 it is at least 50% of the base supply rate.
Read about the feed-in tariff →
What are feed-in costs?
Costs a supplier may charge. Your net result is the payment minus the costs. Feed-in costs are expected not to rise further if conditions stay the same.
Read about the feed-in tariff →
What can you do now?
Use more of your own power yourself and check your contract for payment and costs.
How a dynamic contract works →
Use more of your own power
Frequently asked questions
When exactly does net metering end?
On 1 January 2027. Source: Dutch government (Rijksoverheid). Read next: Feed-in tariff →
Will I still get a payment?
Yes, your supplier must pay for the power you feed back. Read about the feed-in tariff →
Ready to save?
- You open the provider’s website.
- You see the current prices and terms yourself.
- You decide. There is no obligation.