Shore power and water per berth
Meters in the dock box, prepaid or on the final bill, and a spot that shuts off as soon as the boat leaves.
Consumption is invisible on the pier
The difference between two boats is greater than between two houses, and the mooring fee is the same for both.
The motorboat and the sailboat
Air conditioning, boiler, and heating on board versus a battery that charges. One rate for both.
The power box that remains on
The boat departs, the power box remains on. Over a hundred berths, that runs throughout the year.
The leak under the pier
A water pipe in a place where no one comes is only discovered when the bill arrives.
The berth fee is not a measurement
In most marinas, the power is included in the berth fee. The motorboat with air conditioning, boiler, and heating on board pays the same as the sailboat that only charges its battery.
With a meter per berth, you settle based on actual consumption. Transient visitors purchase credit in advance, while permanent berth holders receive it on their annual invoice.
You also measure the water at the dock, because you will only discover a leak in a pipe under the dock when the bill arrives.
What changes as soon as you measure per berth
Transients and permanent moorers require different arrangements, and that can be done on the same meter.
Transients purchase in advance
A balance per berth, to be purchased without the harbor office needing to be open.
Permanent moorers on the annual bill
Consumption continues and is tracked per berth, so the billing can be reconciled.
Empty spots that turn off
When the boat departs, the power box turns off. No more rounds on the pier.
Water that counts
Continuous consumption where no one taps is almost always a leak, and you can see that the same day.
Increase in electric boats
The offer of electric boats in Europe has more than doubled in the past three years, with a growth of 2.5 times from 2021 to 2023.
From booking to power at the pole
Most ports can already reserve and pay online. We take the next step: the power at the post follows the reservation.
When a guest connects, their point is activated upon check-in and deactivated upon departure. This can be done through a link with your existing booking system or with our own module for management and billing.
Billing can be based on consumption or with a preloaded credit. If the credit runs low, the guest will receive a timely notification and can top up themselves. Additionally, you can set a maximum per hour, ensuring the simultaneous demand stays within your connection limit.
Frequently asked questions about shore power per berth
What harbour masters ask us most about metering, switching and billing on the jetty.
Power at the pole, linked to your booking system
Let us know what you are currently using for reservations, and we will see if a connection can be established.