Also read our blog article on the obligation to report charging stations to the grid operator: Obligation to report charging stations to the grid operator.
If you have a charging station installed at home or at work in Flanders, you must report it to the grid operator Fluvius. In the other regions too, you will have to register your charging station with the specific grid operator.
You must always register your charging station on their website via a specific form, even if your charging station was installed some time ago! This reporting obligation, imposed by the VREG, applies to both private and public charging stations, regardless of where they are installed.
To register your charging station properly on the website, you need a few things.
EAN code of your existing electricity connection
Name of your installer
Name of the inspection body
Details of the installation location
Technical characteristics of the installation
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The information requested does differ between grid operators, so make sure to read through the information on their respective websites carefully.
Overview of the different grid operators
Overview of the different grid operators
Flanders | the entire territory | |
Brussels | the entire territory | |
Wallonia | - Province of Hainaut - Province of Walloon Brabant - Province of Namur - Province of Liège (East) - Province of Luxembourg - Municipality of Mouscron - Municipality of Verviers | |
Province of Namur: - Andenne - Gesves - Ohey - Viroinval | ||
Province of Hainaut: - Rumes | ||
Southwest Hainaut: Erquelinnes Beaumont Froidchapelle Sivry‑Rance Moustier‑sur‑Sambre Chimay Couvin | ||
Walloon Brabant: - Waver - Limal - Bierges | ||
Province of Liège (most of the province) | RESA |
How do I register my charging station?
How do I register my charging station?
The websites of our grid operators provide a lot of information on exactly how the registration process works. Here we collect the web pages with more information about registering a charging station.