Over 300,000 Dutch Households and Businesses Pay for More Power Capacity than Needed
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Over 300,000 Dutch households and businesses pay for more power capacity than needed
Hundreds of homes and companies have a larger electricity connection than likely needed based on their usage, the Netherlands Authority for Consumers and Markets (ACM) has said after a study into the subject. A larger connection is more expensive than a standard connection, meaning customers with an unnecessarily large connection could potentially save a significant amount of money by switching to a smaller one, the regulator said.
While many businesses and households are eager for a heavier power connection, there are countless Dutch people who actually have a jacket that is too big...
Hundreds of thousands of households and businesses have a heavier connection to the power grid than they likely need based on their consumption. This is reported by the Authority for Consumers & Markets (ACM) following an investigation. A heavier connection is more expensive than a standard connection, and therefore, according to the regulator, people could potentially save a lot of money.
Good morning, How much electricity do you consume? And what do you pay for your connection? Many households end up paying unnecessarily high costs because they have a heavier connection…
Hundreds of thousands of households and businesses have a heavier connection to the power grid than they likely need based on their consumption. This is reported by the Authority for Consumers & Markets (ACM) following an investigation. A heavier connection is more expensive than a standard connection, and therefore, according to the regulator, people could potentially save a lot of money.
Hundreds of thousands of households and businesses have a heavier connection to the power grid than they likely need based on their consumption. This is reported by the Authority for Consumers & Markets (ACM) following an investigation. A heavier connection is more expensive than a standard connection, and therefore, according to the regulator, people could potentially save a lot of money.
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