Spain Telefónica's Rivals Warn that Deregulating Pipelines Will Increase Internet 1.5 Euros per Month
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Telefónica's proposal to replace the regulation of wholesale access to its physical infrastructures with a scheme of voluntary commitments has sparked a confrontation in the Spanish telecommunications sector. According to alternative operators, the liberalization of the rates of leasing of pipelines, registers and poles – the so-called MARCo offer – would increase the cost of access to the fibre optic network to the final customer will be 1.50 e…
MasOrange, Vodafone and Digi number 1.5 euros a month the cost of the deregulation of Telefónica ducts studied by the CNMC. The entry MasOrange, Vodafone and Digi number 1.5 euros a month the rise of the Internet if the CNMC deregulates the ducts aparece primero en Merca2.
Five days Alternative operators reject a 116% increase in wholesale tariffs in five years, while Murtra's company defends that the increase will be only 8 cents per line. Read more: https://cincodias.elpais.com/companies/2026-10-29/the-rivals-de-telephonic-alertan-de-regulating-the-conducts-encourage-internet-up to-3-euros-al-mes.html?utm_source=chatgpt.com
DIGI, Orange, Vodafone and other operators warn that the price of fiber optic connections could rise in the next few years if Telefónica’s proposal to raise the rent of its pipelines continues. They speak of an extra cost of 1.5 euros per month for each line, which would be 18 euros more per year. However, the increase is not approved and will continue unless the National Commission of Markets and Competition (CNMC) decides to change it at the l…
The possibility that the CNMC will end up authorizing a rise of more than 100% of the prices that Telefónica charges its rivals for renting its underground conduits, vital for the deployments of fiber, has the sector in war. Read
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