BatterijPartners
A new installer in Arnhem sells home batteries, solar panels and EV chargers as one system. We built a site that explains why, with the sums on the page.
- Client
- BatterijPartners
- Category
- Sustainability
- Year
- 2026
- Technology
- Astro.js · Cloudflare
The Challenge
"BatterijPartners is a new installer in Arnhem that designs and installs home batteries, solar panels and EV chargers."
Most Dutch households buy those three separately, years apart and from different suppliers, even though they share one meter cupboard and one grid connection. On 1 January 2027 net metering (the salderingsregeling) ends, and from then on what a household uses itself at the moment its panels produce matters far more than its yearly total. The website had two jobs: explain an idea that is more technical than 'buy solar panels', and earn trust as a company with no reviews yet, without borrowing credibility it doesn't have.
The Approach
We built the site around the calculation rather than the product.
One energy plan instead of three products: home battery, solar panels and EV charger presented as a single system sized on the household's own consumption
A three-step quote request (services, contact details, notes) that accepts one service, all three, or 'not sure yet', and prices the combination as one system
A six-step route from enquiry to monitoring, with the promises that matter stated up front: one point of contact, a reply within one working day, payment after installation
Service pages that explain the hardware in plain Dutch: LFP battery modules, a two-way inverter, a dedicated circuit in the meter cupboard, load balancing for the charger
A reviews page that says plainly the brand is new and shows no scores until there are real installations to review
The Results
1 Jan 2027
The end of Dutch net metering, the date the site's content is built around
Visitors can request a quote for one service or all three in three short steps, and the content is ready for the questions that will grow as the end of net metering approaches.
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