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ACM imposes fine on Innova Energie for offering consumers contracts with too high termination fees
ACM has imposed a fine of 1,250,000 euros on Dutch energy company Innova Energie B.V. for offering energy contacts with too high termination fees to consumers who are listed in the Dutch Chamber of Commerce (KvK).
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ACM: investment plans of system operators demonstrate shortage of transport capacity due to growing demand
Starting in 2020, ACM assesses the investment plans that system operators of the electricity grids and gas networks are required to draw up every two years. In these plans, it is explained what investments in the networks are needed in order to meet future demand for energy.
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ACM: DeeneD cannot charge heat consumers connection fees
Heat supplier DeeneD cannot charge heat consumers periodic connection fees. This has been laid down by ACM in a binding instruction.
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ACM does not see any major obstacles, but does see risks if network companies also act as heat network operators
At the request of the Dutch Ministry of Economic Affairs and Climate Policy (EZK), ACM has issued additional recommendations regarding the conditions under which network companies are allowed to install and manage heat networks if the heat over that network is supplied by a different heat company.
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Draft method decision for GTS takes into account decrease in natural-gas consumption
Over the next few years, Dutch transmission system operator Gasunie Transport Services (GTS) is allowed to charge network users, sooner than before, any costs that are associated with investments in the natural-gas network.
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ACM: energy suppliers’ power disclosure labels regarding green power are now completely in order
Most Dutch energy suppliers have published their power disclosure labels on their websites for the year 2019, and those labels meet the statutory requirements.
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ACM: heat suppliers must publish disruptions
At the request of ACM, heat suppliers will publish their disruptions, so that customers are able to receive compensation.
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ACM publishes guidelines, explaining rules that apply to the supply of heat
More and more households are connected to a heat network. ACM has explained the most important rules for supplying heat in new guidelines that it released today.
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ACM: feed-in payments were too low in many cases
Many households were paid too little for feeding electricity into the grid. ACM has contacted the energy suppliers about this issue.
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ACM Agenda topics: enforcement and progress so far
ACM looks back on its enforcement efforts regarding and on the progress of several of its activities in the first half of 2020.