ERE for shore power

You supply shore power. We handle the ERE work.

Inland, seagoing or recreational vessels. One quay or several port sites. We connect your deliveries to vessels, meters and connections, turning separate shore power sessions into evidence for registration and verification.

Container vessel alongside a port quay

From quay to settlement

  1. Check the deliveries

    We distinguish inland shipping, maritime shipping and recreational boating. Recreational boating falls under the land sector. We link each delivery to its vessel, meter and sector, bringing the required records together across quays or operators.

  2. Assess generation and metering

    Renewable generation at your quay? We map it and check whether meters, connections and records meet the conditions. We assess which share can be substantiated and identify where additional records are needed.

  3. From evidence to sale

    We build the evidence file, organise registration and support verification. Costs and payment terms are agreed in advance. Once you approve the sale, we arrange settlement so your team can focus on port operations.

Which shore power supplies may qualify?

Under current rules, shore power supplied to inland and seagoing vessels may qualify through 2029. We check your supply, metering and authorisations. The starting point is the substantiated delivery, not total port consumption.

Shore power conditions
What do you need from us?

Start with your sites, known annual volume and available shore power records. A metering diagram and list of the parties involved help. We identify missing records and agree how to provide them.

Your quay. Our work.

Tell us how you supply shore power. We will make the next step clear.