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Solar panels
Home battery
EV charger
Hybrid heat pump
Radiators and floor
Gas boiler
Heat pump water heater
Air conditioning
Insulation
Smart controlSmarter, every 15 minutes.
Smart‑E‑Grid runs your whole home. Your own power first, the grid only when it pays.
Free. See what fits right away.
- 03:30: Topping up at night. A little cheaper, ready for the expensive morning.
- 10:00: Free from your roof. What you don't use goes into the battery.
- 11:45: Selling at the peak. The price shoots up unexpectedly.
- 13:15: Paid to charge. Prices go negative, so it fills up.
- 18:00: Cooking on your own power. Your evening runs on the battery.
No monthly costsCancel any monthSince 2021 in Belgium
More of your own power.
The share of your solar power you use yourself. If your EV charger and heat pump take part, it can be higher.
- Without a battery25%
- With a battery and Smart‑E‑Grid75%+
Indicative figures for a home with solar panels. Every kWh you use yourself is one you don't buy.
Not a supplier. The control system.
Your power comes through Holland Energie. Smart‑E‑Grid makes sure you need as little of it as possible.
An energy supplier
Supplies your power and earns on every kWh through your meter.
Smart‑E‑Grid
Measures your whole home and always uses your own power first. From the grid only when the price is really good.
Your whole home takes part.
The MoMa in your meter cupboard reads everything that uses power and has internet, whatever the brand.
- Controls by itselfBattery, solar panels, EV charger and water heater, at the best quarter hour.
- Gives you a nudge"Power is cheap right now." You switch on your heat pump and air conditioning yourself. Your comfort stays yours.
- Learns your homeIt watches for about a month. Then it controls by itself, and the plan gets better every day.
- You're in chargeIn the app you see everything live and choose what takes part.
Where your benefit comes from.
From three sources. The first is by far the largest.
- Self-consumption
Using your own solar power yourself. What you use yourself, you don't have to buy. The largest and the most certain.
- Smart charging and selling
Charging when power is cheap, selling when it is expensive. On the expected and on the live price.
- Ready for the grid
A small part of your battery stays free to help the grid. You get paid for that. You choose how much. Our advice: 20 percent.
What it brings you depends on your usage, your battery, your panels, what takes part and what the market does. Nobody can guarantee that in advance. Your adviser works it out from your own figures.
What's needed.
Four things. We arrange all four, from advice to aftercare.
A home batteryFoxESS, AlphaESS or sonnen. We choose for your home, not for our stock.
The MoMaThe box in your meter cupboard, on a wired internet connection. A separate line on your quote.
A smart meterOne that measures every 15 minutes. We check at your home whether you have one.
A dynamic contractThrough Holland Energie. Your price moves every 15 minutes, which gives room to steer.
Not new, but proven.
What the Netherlands faces in 2027 happened in Belgium long ago. Smart‑E‑Grid grew out of Opteco, our Belgian partner company.
In the Netherlands, Smart‑E‑Grid works only with us.
- 2020Belgium ends net metering
- 2021Smart‑E‑Grid starts in Belgium
- 2027The Netherlands ends net metering
What does it cost?
At home there are no monthly costs. The Smart‑E‑Grid contract can be cancelled monthly. The MoMa is a separate line on your quote, so you see exactly what you buy.
For businesses it works differently. Request the energy scan instead.
Is Smart‑E‑Grid an energy supplier?
No. Smart‑E‑Grid is the control system. Your power comes through a dynamic contract with Holland Energie. We arrange that for you.
Does Smart‑E‑Grid switch on my heat pump or air conditioning?
No. It controls the battery, solar panels, EV charger and water heater itself. For your heat pump and air conditioning you get a nudge when power is cheap. You decide whether to use it.
I already have a battery. Can it take part?
We check that at your home. The MoMa reads everything that uses power and has internet, whatever the brand. Whether your battery can be controlled too depends on the brand and the type.
How much does it bring in?
That differs per home. It depends on your usage, your battery, your panels, what takes part, what you free up for the grid and what the market does. Nobody can guarantee that in advance. Your adviser works it out from your own figures.
When does it take over?
After about a month. First Smart‑E‑Grid learns your usage and your home. Then it controls by itself. You see everything in the app, and we keep an eye on it.