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Dutch net metering ends on 1 January 2027, and a lot of people expect a penalty on the power they export. That penalty is not coming. What is coming has been sitting in the market's own price list for six years: exactly €0.00 is the single most common electricity price of the year. This is the full dossier, with the measurement, the 401 price bins, the 2027 figures two suppliers publish themselves, and the point where my explanation runs out.
Salt is everywhere and costs almost nothing, and yet there is no sodium battery on your wall. This is the full dossier behind the video: why the year 2027 comes from trade blogs rather than research, what 'parity' actually means in the only peer-reviewed study on the question, and how one expired mining permit in Jiangxi flipped the headlines in four trading days without anything changing about sodium.
The Dutch net metering scheme (salderingsregeling) ends on 1 January 2027. What does that actually mean for your wallet, and what steps can you take right now? A comprehensive overview with timeline, worked examples and concrete actions.
