Vonovia Tenants Reject Heat Charge Hikes, Demand Fair Billing
Tenants of Vonovia, a major German housing association, are facing additional charges of up to 9,000 euros due to heat contracting and stock exchange price calculations. The tenants have rejected Vonovia's offer of a one-time reduction in these charges, instead demanding that the company issue statements that accurately reflect the actual costs of heat production.
Vonovia has proposed that tenants accept heat contracting in exchange for a one-time payment. However, tenants have submitted a statement to the company, rejecting this offer and demanding a fair and sustainable heat supply model, an independent expert review, and the correction of heating cost statements. The tenants want Vonovia to calculate charges based on actual heat production costs, not stock exchange prices.
In a recent ruling, a Berlin court supported the tenants' stance, stating that a tenant does not have to pay additional charges due to errors in billing. Despite this, there is no specific information available about an independent investigation into the heating cost scandal allegations at Vonovia. The tenants are seeking transparency and accountability from the housing association.
The dispute between Vonovia and its tenants over heating cost calculations continues. Tenants are pushing for accurate and fair billing, while Vonovia has offered a one-time payment in exchange for heat contracting. With a Berlin court ruling in their favor, tenants remain steadfast in their demands for a sustainable heat supply model and independent review.
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