The Council for Public Administration (ROB) comes to the conclusion that, as an independent regulator, ACM has the exclusive authority to set the rules regarding grid access, prioritization, and grid tariffs.
As already previously estimated, Dutch households and businesses are expected to pay, on average, 20 percent more next year for the transport of electricity and natural gas.
Many households are able to save money by switching to a smaller grid connection. Higher-capacity connections cost a lot of money, and are often not necessary.
ACM calls on educational publishers to stop requiring licenses and textbooks to be purchased together. Also, secondary schools can collaborate more when buying educational materials, and make more-discerning choices based on price, quality, and the sustainable reuse of old textbooks.
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