What does Stekker do?

Stekker is a smart charging service provider for electric vehicles that optimizes charging based on solar generation, dynamic electricity prices, and grid signals. It enables consumers and businesses to earn ERE (Emission Reduction Unit) credits while reducing charging costs and supporting grid stability.

Where is Stekker located?

Stekker is headquartered in Amsterdam, Netherlands.

What energy sectors does Stekker operate in?

Stekker operates in Solar, Energy Storage.

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Stekker

Amsterdam, Netherlands

SolarEnergy StoragePrivate

Founded 2018

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Founded in 2018, Stekker is a private headquartered in Amsterdam, Netherlands specializing in Solar, Energy Storage.

Stekker develops AI-powered smart charging orchestration software designed to optimize electric vehicle charging for both consumers and businesses. The platform integrates with existing charge point infrastructure and CPO systems, enabling grid-aware charging that accounts for dynamic electricity prices, solar production, grid congestion, and vehicle priorities. For consumers, Stekker offers multiple earning streams: ERE rewards (approximately €0.09–€0.25 per kWh), dynamic pricing savings, solar self-consumption credits, and grid congestion compensation (€35 per year). The company handles ERE registration, trading, and payouts, retaining 18–20% commission. For businesses, Stekker provides enterprise energy management and charging station orchestration across multiple locations. Founded in 2018 and based in Amsterdam, the company has built algorithms that consider dozens of charging metrics and supports integration via OCPP, OCPI, OpenADR, and S2 standards.

smart chargingEV charginggrid-aware chargingERE creditsenergy managementsolar integrationdynamic pricinggrid flexibility

Headquarters

Amsterdam, Netherlands

Founded

2018

Company Type

Private