News on PV, storage and e-mobility incentives by country — for installers and EPC companies and for their end customers. Dates and amounts as published; check the source before quoting.
State Secretary Eerenberg told Parliament on 5 November 2026 that a method developed with market parties can prevent double energy tax on home batteries from 1 January 2027 without changing the law; TNO reviews the risks in November and publication is planned for early December.
Businesses installing private EV chargers or on-site batteries can still apply for SPRILA until 18 December 2026, 12:00. Of the €122.5 million budget, about €8.8 million (chargers), €7.5 million (batteries) and €7.9 million (public transport) remained on 2 November 2026.
SupportAC 11 kW charger €400 (large company) / €800 (SME) up to €44,000 / €88,000 for DC ≥550 kW; batteries €60 / €85 per kWh up to 1,000 kWh; max 20% / 40% of eligible costs; minimum €2,500 per location
The postponed SDE++ 2026 round is open from 27 October to 26 November 2026 with an €8 billion budget, and the Belastingplan 2027 proposes raising the EIA deduction from 40% to 45.5% on 1 January 2027.
SupportSDE++ 2026: €8 billion, applications 27 Oct – 26 Nov 2026 in five phases (€75–€400 per tonne CO₂); EIA: 40% deduction in 2026, 45.5% proposed from 1 Jan 2027
RVO has published the intended ISDE changes for 1 January 2027: a €200 bonus for smart-controllable heat pumps, the A+++ bonus up to €250, air-water heat pumps down to €120 per kW and no more subsidy for electric cooking. Applications reopen on 5 January 2027 at 12:00.
SupportSmart-control bonus €200; A+++ bonus €250 (was €200); air-water heat pumps €120/kW (was €225); HR++ glass €30/m² (was €25); triple glass in new frames €55/m² (was €111); 2027 budget about €499 million
Flevoland's home-battery subsidy is closed for 2026: the roughly €400,000 released on 1 October 2026 was used up within a day. The second half of the €1.75 million budget reopens in early 2027, split again between owner-occupiers and tenants.
Support25% of eligible costs excl. VAT, min €750 – max €1,250 per home with solar panels; 2026 budget exhausted, second tranche of €875,000 follows in early 2027
The end date of 1 January 2027 is unchanged. The minister has finalised the 2027 rules: suppliers may keep charging feed-in costs but must show both the compensation and the costs per kWh on the invoice; most suppliers have published 2027 tariffs with net compensation of only a fraction of a cent per kWh.
SupportNet metering ends 1 Jan 2027; afterwards at least 50% of the bare electricity price for fed-in power until 2030, minus feed-in costs that suppliers must state per kWh on the invoice
There is no national panel subsidy (ISDE does not cover them); supply and installation of panels on or next to a home carry 0% VAT. A home battery — 21% VAT even when installed with panels; the government confirmed in early 2026 that no national battery subsidy is coming for now.
Support0% VAT on panels (instead of 21%); battery 21% VAT
An information digest prepared from official announcements and industry press; conditions change — always check the official source and the date of the entry before advising a customer. Updated 5 Nov 2026.
Equipment for subsidised installations
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