Court rules EWE Go must charge DCS the same prices as end customers
The Munich I Regional Court ruled that charging operator EWE Go may not charge roaming provider DCS higher prices than it charges its own customers. The decision is described as the first to clarify the anti-discrimination provision in the EU's AFIR regulation and could affect the wider charging industry.
The Munich I Regional Court has ruled that charging station operator EWE Go may not charge roaming provider DCS higher prices than it charges its own end customers.
According to the source, this is the first ruling to clarify the anti-discrimination provision in the EU's AFIR regulation.
The decision could have significant implications for the wider charging industry.