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This decision of the CRC concerns the analysis of the television broadcasting market in the bilingual Brussels-Capital Region. It concludes that cable-operators Numericable, Brutélé and Telenet have significant market power and imposes a series of obligations on them, in particular the obligation to open their networks to competing operators.

This decision concerns the analysis of the wholesale market for the unbundled access and the wholesale market for the bitstream access. The CRC concludes that Belgacom has significant market power on these markets and therefore imposes a series of obligations to fulfil on the operator.

This decision waives the measures imposed on Belgacom (now: Proximus) within the framework of previous decisions regarding that market. It is thus deregulated.

This decision concerns an addendum to the WBA VDSL2 offer introducing new profiles based on the VDSL2 17 MHz technology.

This decision concerns various changes brought to the BRUO, BROBA, WBA and BROTSoLL reference offers. More particularly, it concerns the “Open Calendar” and “Certified Technicians” processes and the introduction of Ethernet dedicated VLAN to the BROBA offer.

This decision concerns an update of the cost model for the “BRUO rental fee”. This model calculates the monthly cost of the copper pair and allows to set the tariffs for the total or partial unbundling of Belgacom’s copper network (BRUO).

This decision establishes the monthly fees for the bitstream access within the framework of the Wholesale Broadband Access VDSL2 offer of Belgacom (WBA VDSL2).

This decision aims at determining the monthly fees for the Ethernet transport in the bitstream BROBA Ethernet & WBA VDSL reference offers and the migration tariffs of BROBA ATM to BROBA Ethernet.

This decision identifies Belgacom Mobile, Mobistar and Base as operators with significant market power on the wholesale markets for mobile call termination and imposes on them a series of obligations to fulfil.

This decision establishes the weighted average cost of capital (WACC) used to establish the prices of wholesale telecommunications services that the regulated operators have to respect: Belgacom for the fixed activities, Belgacom, Mobistar and KPN Group Belgium for the mobile activities.