Share or sell solar power
Explore what you may be able to do with exported solar power after Dutch net metering ends in 2027.
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Dutch Buddy® EnergyNLFree home scanYour solar power after 2027
The Dutch net-metering scheme ends on 1 January 2027. First explore whether you could use, share, sell or store excess solar power more effectively. Then compare an investment only if it suits you better.
Your Dutch energy buddyClear · simple · trustedOne clear overview
Start with your excess solar power. Only then explore whether an investment in your home could be more attractive.
Explore what you may be able to do with exported solar power after Dutch net metering ends in 2027.
Explore my options →Heating and cooling, expected electricity use and the right questions before installation.
View air conditioning →Compare hybrid and all-electric systems, energy use, space and Dutch subsidies.
View heat pumps →Estimate useful capacity from solar generation, consumption, export and an electric car.
View home batteries →Match the number of panels to current and future electricity use—not just roof space.
View solar panels →Understand when solar-heated water can reduce gas use and which subsidy rules apply.
View solar thermal →Use heat from the surrounding air for hot water and check whether it suits your household.
View water heaters →Why Dutch Buddy?
A home battery is not automatically the best first step. Dutch Buddy first compares using, sharing, selling and storing excess solar power. This helps you see which next step is likely to suit both your home and your budget.
Free indication · About 2 minutes · No contact details needed for your resultFree solar-value check
Use your own generation, consumption and export figures. You receive the result before deciding whether to leave contact details.
Common questions after 2027
Short, practical explanations that take you from your solar surplus to a suitable next step.
Dutch Buddy assurances
An energy system is a major decision. We clearly explain what we do, who receives your details and who is responsible for each step.
We do not sell or publish them. After your request, they are shared with no more than one selected trade partner.
We check company details, experience, relevant certificates, insurance, warranty, service and service area.
The independent installer supplies the final calculation and quotation. You decide whether to proceed.
The calculator provides an indication—not a quotation or guarantee. Subsidies, prices and installation requirements can change. A qualified installer must inspect the property and provide the final technical calculation and quote. When you are ready to buy, continue to step 3 and submit your request there.
Continue with the energy scan →For energy-market organisations
Dutch Buddy is looking for professional partners to explore a careful, measurable cooperation around solar export and flexibility.