Under section 41 of the Telecommunications Act, interconnection agreements are to be made on commercial terms. The Act prescribes that providers of public electronic communications networks or services have a right, as well as an obligation, to negotiate agreements with each other on the exchange of traffic, for the purpose of providing publicly available electronic communications services, in order to ensure provision and interoperability of such services throughout the EU and EEA.

In case the parties do not succeed in negotiating an agreement on commercial terms, section 42 of the Telecommunications Act provides that notwithstanding section 41, providers of public electronic communications networks or services on whom obligations have been imposed shall meet all reasonable requests for establishing or modifying interconnection agreements from other providers of public electronic communications networks or services on terms and conditions consistent with the obligations imposed.

In pursuance of current telecommunications legislation, the National IT and Telecom Agency has dealt with a number of cases involving access to information and the terms for this.

Read NITA's interconnection decisions (only in Danish)