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Dutch System Operators Commit to Transparency Improvements

The Netherlands Authority for Consumers and Markets (ACM) has mandated system operators Enexis, Liander, Stedin, and TenneT to enhance transparency in their investment plans to address grid congestion concerns.

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ACM Fines Global Marketing Bridge for Misleading Telemarketing Calls on Energy Contracts

The Netherlands Authority for Consumers and Markets (ACM) has fined Global Marketing Bridge B.V. and its executives for misleading consumers in telemarketing calls involving energy contracts.

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ACM's Recommendations to Address Energy Poverty in the Netherlands

The Netherlands Authority for Consumers and Markets (ACM) highlights the risk of high energy prices for vulnerable households and suggests government interventions to protect consumers.

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ACM Warns Suppliers Against Influencing Retail Prices

The Netherlands Authority for Consumers and Markets (ACM) has issued warnings to suppliers in various sectors for potentially pressuring retailers to set higher retail prices, which is illegal and harms consumers.

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ACM fines energy supplier HEM 1.1 million euros for misleading telemarketing practices

The Netherlands Authority for Consumers and Markets (ACM) has fined energy supplier HEM 1.1 million euros for using misleading and aggressive telemarketing tactics to sell expensive energy contracts to consumers.

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ACM Monitoring Energy Suppliers DGB and Kikker Energie

Energy supplier DGB is leaving the Dutch energy market, transferring all customers to Volti, a reseller of Kikker Energie, prompting the Netherlands Authority of Consumers and Markets (ACM) to closely monitor the process.

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ACM 2023 Annual Report: New Oversight Measures in Digital Economy and Energy Sector

The 2023 ACM Annual Report highlights new oversight measures in response to European laws for online platforms and energy suppliers, focusing on process oversight and enforcement of digital legislation.

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ACM's Proposal to Decouple Natural Gas Price from Heat Rates and Protect Consumers

The Netherlands Authority for Consumers and Markets (ACM) supports breaking the link between natural gas prices and heat rates, advocating for cost-based rates to better protect consumers from high costs.

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Booking.com's Travel Sustainable Program Offline

Booking.com has decided to take its Travel Sustainable program offline following concerns raised by the Netherlands Authority for Consumers and Markets (ACM) about misleading sustainability claims.

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ACM's Initiative for Wind and Solar Farms Congestion Management Contracts

The Netherlands Authority for Consumers and Markets (ACM) has mandated system operators to experiment with standard contracts for congestion management for new wind and solar farms, aiming to facilitate quicker grid access for sustainable-energy producers.

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Vion's Commitment Strengthens Pig Farmers' Bargaining Position

Vion has committed to no longer unilaterally altering contracts with pig farmers, improving the farmers' bargaining position in line with the Dutch Act on unfair trading practices in the agricultural and food supply chain.

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ACM's Efforts to Combat Misleading Telemarketing Practices

On World Consumer Rights Day, ACM launches a video explaining consumers' telemarketing rights and actions taken against misleading practices.

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ACM Takes Down Online Store TI-84shop

The Netherlands Authority for Consumers and Markets (ACM) has taken down multiple sites of the online store TI-84shop due to consumer complaints, marking the first time ACM has used this power.

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Qwint B.V. to Ensure Proper Billing Process and Payment of Outstanding Balances Upon Ceasing Operations

Energy supplier Qwint B.V., with approximately 700 customers, will cease operations on April 1, 2024, but guarantees to rectify its billing process and pay outstanding credit balances to customers, even after exiting the market.

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Study Reveals Extra Costs for Energy Suppliers Due to Customers with Solar Panels

A preliminary study by the Netherlands Authority for Consumers and Markets (ACM) has found that households with solar panels result in higher costs for energy suppliers, leading to a follow-up study being launched by ACM.

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