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• Back in the app? Your charging sessions are up to date right away, even after a while away. • Pick the make and model for every car. Is your make missing? Pick Other make and type it. Opel is now on the list too. • Your tags now show as a purple or pink card on your charging station. • Is your charging station at a different address than your connection? You now see what is still waiting. • Connections you update yourself now show in the app too, with a link to fetch your charging sessions.
Earn money with your charger through ERE credits
Joulo makes it easy to earn money with your home charger. Every time you charge, your charging sessions are registered automatically and converted into ERE credits (emission reduction units). These credits are traded through the Dutch emissions trading system (NEa) and the proceeds are paid out to you. What does the Joulo app offer? • Automatic session registration through your connected charger • Insight into your accumulated kWh, ERE credits and CO₂ savings • An overview of your chargers and their status • Indicative earnings per charger • Share your referral link and invite friends Connecting your charger is simple: 15 brands directly through their cloud API (including Tesla, Easee, Zaptec, Wallbox and Smappee) and virtually every other brand through OCPP. Joulo does the rest. How it works: 1. Create an account at joulo.nl 2. Connect your home charger through the Cloud API or OCPP 3. Charge your car the way you always do 4. Joulo registers your sessions and calculates your ERE credits 5. You receive payouts once the credits have been traded Joulo is free to use. We only charge a small percentage of the proceeds from your ERE credits. Joulo has its own account with the NEa and, with over 35,000 downloads, is the largest ERE app in the Netherlands.
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Downloads
Low confidence4.8K
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