16 Abr 2025
Ámbito CNMC:
Telecomunicaciones
- Los operadores de comunicaciones electrónicas con ingresos superiores a 100 millones de euros contribuyen a financiar el coste del servicio universal.
- Los tres principales grupos de telecomunicaciones (Telefónica, MASORANGE [1] y Vodafone) financiarán el 95 % del coste.
- Telefónica prestó el servicio universal de telecomunicaciones en 2021, que tuvo un coste neto de 8,64 millones de euros.
La CNMC ha aprobado el reparto del coste neto del servicio universal de telecomunicaciones. En 2021 ascendió a 8,64 millones de euros y se financiará a través del Fondo Nacional del Servicio Universal (FNSU) (SU/DTSA/004/24).
El servicio universal garantiza que todos los ciudadanos puedan acceder a ciertos servicios básicos de telecomunicaciones (con independencia de su localización geográfica) a un precio asequible.
La CNMC calcula cada año tanto el coste de prestar el servicio universal como las contribuciones de los diferentes operadores.
Reparto del FNSU 2021 (por grupo empresarial [3] )
[1] Incluye Grupo Orange, Grupo MasMóvil y Grupo Euskaltel
[2] En base a la denominación social de las empresas existentes en 2021.
[3] Se presentan MasMóvil y Orange por separado a efectos ilustrativos al no estar fusionados en 2021.
In 2021, Telefónica provided the universal telecommunications service. According to the General Telecommunications Law, all electronic communications operators with revenues exceeding 100 million euros must contribute to financing the cost of the universal service.
In 2021, 20 operators met this requirement and will be responsible for funding the universal service based on their total business volume in the market. Notably, several of these operators belong to the three major business groups in the sector (Telefónica, MASORANGE, and Vodafone), which collectively contribute 95% of the fund.
The contributions per operator are as follows:
Repartition of the FNSU 2021 (by business group):
[1] Includes the Orange Group, MasMóvil Group, and Euskaltel Group
[2] Based on the legal name of the companies existing in 2021
[3] MasMóvil and Orange are presented separately for illustrative purposes as they were not merged in 2021.
Operators of electronic communications with revenues exceeding 100 million euros contribute to the financing of the universal service. The three main telecommunications groups (Telefónica, MASORANGE, and Vodafone) will finance 95% of the cost. Telefónica provided the universal telecommunications service in 2021, which had a net cost of 8.64 million euros.
The CNMC has approved the distribution of the net cost of the universal telecommunications service. In 2021, it amounted to 8.64 million euros and will be financed through the National Fund for Universal Service (FNSU) (SU/DTSA/004/24).
The universal service ensures that all citizens can access certain basic telecommunications services (regardless of their geographic location) at an affordable price. The CNMC calculates each year both the cost of providing the universal service and the contributions of different operators. Telefónica provided the universal telecommunications service in 2021.
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