Charge price changes

We don’t like to do this. In fact, we take great pride in the fact that we have kept our prices fixed for five years now while installing much faster chargers, making your charging stop ever more convenient. But in order to keep doing so, it is important that we act on this reality.

So why are energy prices so high? Well, a perfect storm of international events such as reduced gas production in the Netherlands, lower imports of gas from Russia, increased energy demand in Asia resulting in LNG (liquid gas) ships to deliver their cargo over there instead of in Europe, and more. On the demand side, we see increased energy usage in the wake of reduced Corona lockdown measures. The imbalance between supply and demand has pushed prices to current levels. And even though Fastned only delivers 100% electricity from renewable sources, the wholesale price of electricity is still strongly linked to gas prices. Why, you may ask? Because pricing is set by the market as a whole and gas fired power plants still supply a large amount of electricity to the market.

We can’t influence global events and so we need to act upon them. Our prices for each country, valid as per 11 November, can be found below. We will review this again when the situation changes. Please note that if you use an EV charge card, different fees could apply. These can be found on the website of your provider. 

Last but not least we want to stress that we invest every cent we earn (and much more) into growing our network, giving you electric freedom, and thereby accelerating the transition towards sustainable mobility. That’s our mission, and that’s what drives us every day.

Standard tariffs (Pay as you go tariffs) per 11 November noon: 

• The Netherlands € 0.69 per kWh
• Germany € 0.69 per kWh
• Belgium € 0.69 per kWh
• France € 0.59 per kWh (first station openings coming up soon!)
• Switzerland CHF 0.69 per kWh
• United Kingdom £ 0.39 per kWh

If you use a charging card, different fees and/or additional charges can apply. Please visit the website of your provider for details.

Gold membership tariffs per 1 December at 00:00hrs: 

• The Netherlands € 0.45 per kWh plus € 11.99 per month
• Germany € 0.45 per kWh plus € 11.99 per month
• Belgium € 0.45 per kWh plus € 11.99 per month
• France € 0.45 per kWh plus € 11.99 per month
• Switzerland CHF 0.45 per kWh plus CHF 11.99 per month
• United Kingdom £ 0.29 per kWh plus £ 9.99 

You can manage your gold membership via the app (in your vehicle settings).