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Smaller businesses in particular lag behind in their awareness of distortion of competition
Most companies that are active in the Dutch ports and in port-related markets say they comply with the rules on fair competition. Yet, smaller companies in particular do not know the rules very well. Among larger companies, awareness of the competition rules is better.
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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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Roofing contractors fined for distortion of competition in tender process
ACM has imposed a fine of 24,000 euros on two roofing contractors for distorting competition in a tender process.
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InSight 2020 - Better certification labels are necessary for making sustainable choices easier
Certification labels can play a key role in people’s and businesses’ decision-making processes when it comes to sustainability. ACM therefore calls on the Dutch legislature to introduce stricter rules for such labels.
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ACM: misleading information and certification labels regarding sustainability must stop
ACM is calling on businesses not to use any misleading claims and logos, and to reduce the number of certification labels regarding sustainability.
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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.
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Acquisition of Corendon by Sunweb requires further investigation
A further investigation is needed into the effects that the acquisition of Dutch tour operator Corendon by rival operator Sunweb will have on competition. Sunweb therefore cannot yet acquire Corendon.
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Public-transportation companies are cleared to create mobility platform under strict conditions
Dutch Railways NS and the municipal public-transportation companies in the three largest Dutch cities, Amsterdam (GVB), Rotterdam (RET) and The Hague (HTM), are allowed to create a digital mobility platform to which they admit other market participants that offer mobility services to travelers.