Min iħallas għall-strum ta' laadpal f'VvE?

You pay your own consumption, the fixed costs are divided

In the case of a charging pole in a VvE (association of owners), in the majority of cases the person charging the car pays for the electricity they consume themselves, while the fixed costs of the charging facility — such as the connection, the box and maintenance — are divided among the owners according to the agreements that the owners' meeting makes about this. This distinction between consumption and fixed costs appears again in almost every solution that a VvE chooses for charging poles: whoever buys and charges pays the kWh; whoever is co-owner contributes to the facility itself, even if they don't have an electric car.

How exactly that consumption is measured and allocated depends on the technical installation that the VvE has chosen. In the case of a shared connection with several charging points, consumption is normally measured separately for each charging point, so that the bill can be divided according to who actually charged. In the case of a charging pole connected to a single owner's private connection, payment is often simply made through their own energy contract. Which variant applies and which agreements go with it are normally determined in the owners' meeting's decision on charging infrastructure.

What do RVO and ACM describe about this

RVO describes on its pages about electric driving and charging infrastructure the technical variants through which a VvE can install charging poles, including solutions with a shared connection and sub-metering for each charging point, and explains why this choice is crucial for how consumption can be allocated later. Furthermore, it is relevant that a VvE supplying electricity to an individual member, according to information from the Consumer & Market Authority (ACM) about energy and supply, is faced with the rules that apply to electricity supply within one building or complex; this affects how the VvE can charge the actual consumption to the charging pole user.