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Transmission tariffs for high-voltage grid will increase in 2020
The transmission tariffs for businesses that use the ultra-high-voltage grid and the high-voltage grid will increase in 2020.
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Self-employed workers are harassed less and less often about unfavorable energy contracts
Small businesses, including many self-employed workers, are harassed less and less often by energy suppliers. ACM has contacted suppliers about this issue.
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Energy distribution tariffs to see an average increase of 5 euros per household per year in 2020
In 2020, the tariffs for the distribution of electricity and natural gas will increase, on average, by 5 euros per household per year. That is less than the inflation rate.
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ACM launches investigation into heat suppliers that operate without licenses
Customers of unlicensed heat suppliers may be insufficiently protected in case of, for example, outages, financial mismanagement by the supplier, or rates that are too high.
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Draft code amendment decision regarding the discount for interruptible capacity
ACM has drafted a draft code amendment decision to amend the discount for interruptible capacity to 0,02% in the Tariff Code Gas.
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Summary of ACM’s REMIT Interviews
This is a summary of ACM’s REMIT interviews about the role of information in electricity trading decisions.
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REMIT Briefing #2
This update shows ACM’s recent activities under the REMIT regulation.
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ACM: green and Dutch power are now truly green and Dutch
Certificates of energy suppliers stating that the power these suppliers sell is green now comply with the relevant statutory requirements.
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Financial returns of heat suppliers have risen over the past few years
The average financial return of heat suppliers has risen over the past few years, which has been revealed by ACM’s Financial-returns Monitor.
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Procedure on the provision of information by ACM
This procedure explains what information and intelligence ACM can give to what administrative authorities, agencies, and regulators.