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The Act of 21 March 1991 on the reform of certain economic public companies puts BIPT in charge of the publication of a yearly report on the respect of the obligations imposed on postal licence holders. Therefore, BIPT verified the compliance of TBC-Post with its licence conditions after two years of activity. Following this verification, BIPT noted a number of shortcomings which TBC-Post immediately rectified. This verification thus showed that TBC-Post fulfils the obligations it is expected to after two years of activity.

The CRC (Conference of Regulators of the electronic communications sector) has reviewed the tariffs Brutélé, Nethys (VOO) and Telenet are allowed to charge operators wishing to provide television and broadband services through cable. The CRC decisions will be notified to the European Commission, which has one month to verify whether the decisions are in conformity with the European legislation. After this consultation the CRC will definitely set the reviewed tariffs.

Brussels, 10 December 2015 – BIPT publishes the economic key figures relating to the postal sector in the year 2014. Despite decreasing letter post volumes in 2014 total revenue in the postal sector increased, stimulated by the parcel and express mail markets, and investments continued to grow considerably. Prices of postage stamps went up and thanks to growing e-commerce the average number of delivered parcels increased.

Brussels, 9 December 2015 The CRC (Conference of Regulators of the electronic communications sector) has reviewed the tariffs Brutélé, Nethys (VOO) and Telenet are allowed to charge operators wishing to provide television and broadband services through cable. The CRC decisions will be notified to the European Commission, which has one month to verify whether the decisions are in conformity with the European legislation. After this consultation the CRC will definitely set the reviewed tariffs.

Consultation organised by the BIPT Council of 7 December 2015 at the request of Minister De Croo on the draft bill amending article 127 of the Act of 13 June 2005 on electronic communications

Decision of the BIPT Council of 19 November 2015 regarding the review of the Decision of 10 December 2013 (BRxx 2012 Update)

Margin squeezes (also called "price squeezes") may occur if a vertically integrated operator sets a margin between the price of its wholesale services and the price of its retail services that is insufficient to cover the costs specific to the retail market. In 2007 BIPT adopted guidelines concerning the assessment of margin squeezes. BIPT wishes to adopt new guidelines in the light of the developments that have since occurred in this field. This consultation relates to the following documents: the new guidelines: two spreadsheets in Excel format developed to detect any margin squeezes practiced by SMP operators. The versions in question are the spreadsheets for retail services provided to private customers and small business customers based on BROBA or WBA (shared VLAN) for VDSL2. A manual is also available. Deadline: 4 February 2016Responses are to be sent to: consultation.sg@bipt.be   Ref.: consult-2015-F5Contact person: Tom Van Landeghem, Advisor (02 226 89 40)

Global reform of the Act of 30 March 1995 and transpositions of the Directives 136/2009/EC and 140/2009/EC.

After the extended shutdown of several nuclear reactors, the risk of electricity shortage (in other words, an imbalance between electricity supply and demand) cannot be ruled out during the next winter.

The present decision aims at adapting the BRUO, BROBA and WBA VDSL2 reference offers of Proximus.