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Frequently asked questions

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What is the notification status of my generating plant?

You can find the current status of your electricity or thermal energy production plant in the application. 

  1. Waiting for Approval: The grid operator has not yet given its approval. You can check the reason with the grid operator.
  2. On hold: The grid operator has put the registration on hold. You can check the reason with the grid operator.
  3. Approved: Good news! VertiCer will finally register the installation within 3 days.
  4. Rejected: The registration has been rejected. You can check the reason with the network operator.
  5. Expired: Your installation's registration has expired. You must re-register your installation.
How can I switch traders?

For electricity, green gas and hydrogen: 

You can make the trader switch yourself in MyVertiCer. Choose your role in the menu bar with the appropriate energy carrier. Through this page you can go to MyVertiCer.

Why should I use a trader? Can't I sell my GoOs myself?

A registered trading account with VertiCer is required to trade MoUs and COOs. You can decide which trader you choose. This does not have to be your energy supplier. We recommend that you contact a trader in advance to record possible agreements about the COOs.

However, selling your own green gas and hydrogen GoOs can be done by the producer.

My registration for my production plant is about to expire. What should I do?

For Electrical and thermal power generation plants:

You can renew your registration from 3 months prior to the date your registration expires.

You can arrange the renewal of your registration for an electric generating plant yourself online in My VertiCer. You can also find explanations on renewal in the user manual for producers in 'Downloads'. You then submit a so-called Re-request for Determination. After approval from your grid operator, you will receive a confirmation of this re-registration from VertiCer. The effective date of the reregistration corresponds to the end date of the previous registration. 

The renewal of your registration of a thermal energy production plant has not yet been digitised. You will receive an e-mail from us with a document attached approximately 3 months before your registration expires. You as the producer and your metering company must sign the document. You can then send it in PDF to [email protected]. VertiCer will then process the extension for you and you will receive a confirmation as soon as the registration has been extended.

Who is my grid operator?

To do so, visit www.mijnaansluiting.nl.

I accidentally forgot to renew my registration for the production plant. What should I do?

Unfortunately, you have to re-register your production installation by registering your installation with VertiCer once again. The entire registration process must then be completed, including approval by the grid operator or metering company. 

For which energy sources can I apply for GoOs?

You can get Guarantees of Origin for producing renewable electricity, thermal energy, green gas or hydrogen using the sources listed below:

  • Wind
  • Sun
  • Geothermal energy
  • Hydropower
  • Biomass
  • Biogas
  • Gasification
  • Waste incineration
How do I get an EAN code from my grid operator?

You can find these in EDSN's codebook. 

How do I get an EAN code of my grid connection?

You can find these in EDSN's EAN codebook.

Which traders are there?

These can be found in the Traders' Overview under 'Downloads'. 

What is iDIN?

Identifying with iDIN is as easy as making a payment with iDEAL. You do not need to remember login details or go through a difficult verification process. With iDIN, you can log in to different organisations in the same way. Easy, intuitive and fast. With the trusted means of your own bank.

iDIN can only be used by private individuals to provide or log in data and not by companies.

You can see how iDIN works here: 

 

 

My biomass, biogas, green gas, hydrogen, AVI or thermal energy production plant has changed significantly. What should I do?

You must notify your metering company of these changes in good time. If necessary, the metering protocol must be adjusted accordingly. Have data changed, such as power, location address or connection (e.g. from Small Consumption to Large Consumption or Secondary Allocation Point)? Then re-register the installation.