Comparison portal Netherlands
Gas & Electricity
Welcome to our energy comparator! You can find the perfect energy offer in just three easy steps. Let's get started:
Step 1: Enter your postcode
Enter your postcode and house number to calculate the correct energy price for your address. The cost of your energy contract depends on your regional network operator.
Step 2: Energy consumption
Enter how much energy (kWh) and gas (m³) you consume annually. Don't know your actual consumption? Then click on - or + to change the number of people. Don't use gas? Then enter 0 for gas consumption.
Step 3: Filtering
Use the filters to specify what you're looking for. Do you want green energy? Are you looking for a contract for several years? The comparator automatically sorts the contract that best suits your personal preferences.
Note: Due to the special situation in the energy markets, most Dutch energy providers have paused the comparison tool. There are currently fewer providers visible than normal. Come back later if necessary for more comprehensive offers. We have no influence on this state.
Dutch Market
All providers on our platform cater to the Dutch market. However, not all providers offer services or support in German or English. Additionally, some providers might not accept foreign account numbers or phone numbers. Please verify these points with the provider before you sign a contract.
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News
Price Advantage Attracts: German Border Petrol Stations Experience Surge
Due to lower tax rates on fuel and tobacco in Germany, petrol stations near the border are witnessing a significant increase in customers from the Netherlands. This trend has far-reaching effects on local business and consumer behaviour.
Preservation of Net Metering Secures Future of Solar Panels
The controversial net metering regulation for solar panels, a central element in promoting renewable energies, will remain in place for the coming years. Despite plans by the caretaker cabinet to abolish this regulation, the Senate faction of GroenLinks-PvdA, with a decisive majority, has stood against the changes. This marks a significant victory for owners of solar panels and sends a strong signal in support of renewable energies.
Unprecedented Increase in Health Insurance Premium: DSW Raises Alarm Over Accessibility
DSW, a prominent health insurer in the Netherlands, has announced an unprecedented increase in the health insurance premium, amounting to €149 per month in 2024. This increase of €11.50 per month is the largest since introducing the Health Insurance Act in 2006. This development has set off alarm bells regarding the accessibility and affordability of healthcare in the Netherlands.
New Participation: State Acquires Shares in Stedin
The Dutch government has announced plans to acquire shares in the network operator Stedin. This comes after the assessment of a capital request from Stedin, with the state expressing an intent to participate in the network company, aiming further to stimulate investments for the energy transition and economic growth.
The small print
This platform provides information based on data obtained in cooperation with our partners. Although we make every effort to provide up-to-date and accurate data, we cannot fully guarantee the accuracy and completeness of this information. Therefore, we advise you to check all details carefully before deciding. We aim to give you an overview of the options available. However, it is up to you to make the final decision, and it is essential that you feel comfortable choosing an offer. Therefore, we ask you to read the terms and conditions thoroughly and clarify any issues directly with the provider before deciding on an offer.
Please note that we are not licensed insurance advisors and are not authorised by the Dutch Financial Supervisory Authority (AFM). Therefore, we are not qualified to give specific advice on individual offers or individual recommendations. Please also note that we may receive remuneration for referring clients to providers. Our platform is financed by advertising.
Please note that while we strive to present a wide range of options, we cannot guarantee that all options and providers available in the Netherlands will be displayed.
All providers on our platform cater to the Dutch market. However, please note that not all providers offer services or support in German or English. Additionally, some providers might not accept foreign account numbers or phone numbers. Please verify these points with the provider before you sign a contract.