Charge point data from DOT-NL (NDW · Ministry of Infrastructure) · dataset updated 2026-09-17 17:01

Charging stations in Den Helder

Public charging stations in Den Helder, with live availability, charging speed, fast chargers and the places where you earn PowerGoodies points. The municipality has 138 public charging stations at 136 addresses, together offering 305 charge points — just over two per station. 137 stations run on alternating current, mostly 11 or 15 kW, against one location with DC. Besides Den Helder itself, Julianadorp and Huisduinen belong to the municipality. Den Helder and Julianadorp are listed separately below; Huisduinen is grouped with the outlying addresses.

138charging stations

305charge points

70where you earn points

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138 charge points

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Purple pins are stations where you earn points, grey ones are not. A pin with ⚡ means a bay is free right now, a pin with ✕ that all of them are taken; faded pins do not report their status.

Where the fast chargers are

Fast charging is all but impossible in Den Helder: 1 of the 138 charging stations delivers direct current, and at 50 kW it does not even reach the power of a real fast charger. Here it is:

Verkeerstorenweg 2 Vattenfall InCharge · Den Helder · 3 bays50 kW

This one is not a partner location. To charge fast in the north of Noord-Holland you have to head for Hollands Kroon: along the A7 near Wieringerwerf there is a Fastned site of 400 kW. For points in Den Helder you need the TotalEnergies kerbside stations.

Where you earn points

PowerGoodies credits points automatically at participating partner locations. In Den Helder there are 70 of them out of 138 — more than half of all charging stations in the municipality. They all belong to TotalEnergies. The second operator is Allego (27), followed by E-Flux by Road (13) and 50five (8); at those eleven other operators you earn nothing.

The tier rises with the size of your session: below 20 kWh a session earns nothing, between 20 and 40 kWh you get 2 points per kWh, between 40 and 50 kWh 10 points per kWh and above that 15. Topping up briefly does not pay off; a full session all the more.

The difference is substantial. A session of 18 kWh earns nothing, 40 kWh earns 40, and 60 kWh brings you to 290. On an 11 kW kerbside station that last one is a matter of leaving the car overnight.

The points rules come from the PowerGoodies map service, the same source the app uses. Whether a particular station actually earns you points can differ from one location to the next: the app is authoritative on that, not this overview.

All charging stations in Den Helder, by town and postcode area

Every charging station from the DOT-NL dataset, grouped first by town and then by postcode area. Power, connector and number of bays are what the operator reports; live availability is on the map above.