Flevoland Home Battery Subsidy 2026: Up to €1,250 Reimbursement

Starting January 12, 2026, residents of Flevoland can apply for a subsidy for a home battery. With this program, the province helps you store energy more intelligently and reduce the burden on the electricity grid. Given the approaching end of the net metering scheme (2027), now is the perfect time to invest in brands like Dyness, Anker Solix, or Marstek .

The deal in brief:
You will receive a 25% subsidy on the purchase price (excl. VAT).
Minimum: €750 | Maximum: €1,250.

Main Terms and Conditions

To qualify, your situation and battery must meet the following requirements:

  • Capacity: Minimum 5 kWh and maximum 20 kWh. (Perfect for our 5.12 kWh modules from Dyness or Pylontech.)
  • Solar panels: You already have panels or proof of recent purchase (max. 3 months old).
  • Certification: The battery must have a CE mark (standard for all our brands such as BYD and Zendure).
  • Installation: Must take place within 6 months of award.
  • Registration: The battery must be registered on energieleveren.nl.

Calculation example: Your benefit

How much will you actually get back? Below is an overview based on the investment (excluding VAT).

Investment (excl. VAT) 25% Subsidy Benefit
€2,000 €500 €0 (Below threshold)
€3,000 €750 €750
€5,000 €1,250 €1,250 (Max)
€7,000 €1,750 €1,250 (Max)

Budget and Duration

The program runs from January 12, 2026 , to October 1, 2027. There is a total budget of €1,750,000 (€875,000 per year). The grant will be distributed on a first-come, first-served basis.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Who can apply for a subsidy?
The subsidy is available to all residents of Flevoland who live in a home. This applies to both homeowners and tenants (with written permission from the landlord).
How much subsidy can I get?
You will be reimbursed for 25% of your eligible costs. The minimum amount is €750 and the maximum is €1,250 per application. If your calculated subsidy is less than €750, unfortunately, no payment will be made.
Can I install the battery myself?
Yes and no. You can install plug-and-play batteries yourself (such as some Marstek or Anker models). Permanent systems in the meter box must be installed by a certified installer to qualify for the subsidy.
When can I apply for a subsidy?
You can apply either before installation (with a quote and proof of deposit) or after installation (with an invoice). Note: Installation or deposit payment must not have taken place before January 1, 2026.
Can I combine this with a VAT refund?
Yes, that's possible. The subsidy is calculated on the amount excluding VAT. The VAT refund (or the 0% rate) is separate from this and represents an additional financial benefit.
What do I need to submit with an application?
  • A completed application form.
  • Cadastral extract (owner) or landlord's permission (tenant).
  • Proof of solar panels (energy bill with return or proof of purchase).
  • Quote + proof of deposit OR Invoice + proof of payment for the battery.
How fast is the approval?
The decision will be made within 13 weeks of receipt of a complete application. Once approved, the amount will be paid within one month.

Disclaimer: No rights can be derived from this article. For the full rules, always consult the official publication of the Province of Flevoland via the links above.

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