Energy in UK Law

... ... The electrical energy supplied by the West Kent Company was introduced by two wires or cables. Those wires were encased in a lead covering clamped to the door-post of a ... ...

... ... However Belize has an energy problem. Part of its electricity supply is imported from Mexico. Domestic consumers pay exceptionally high rates for electricity. Demand for ... ...

... ... was dealing with a development project, that is to say "a project whose purpose was to help Malaysia to carry out its plans for addressing its energy needs and thus promote the country's economic development. This was fundamental to my thinking ... 75 4. In reaching a decision on the provision ... ...

... ... its rateable value in any year beginning on or after 1 April 1995 shall be £11,620 per megawatt of its DNC (or, where the primary source of energy is wind or tidal power, half that figure). This formed the basis on which the rateable value of each of the two power stations acquired by Edison was ... ...

... ... by the Corporation under the Manchester Electric Lighting Order1890 and any subsequent Acts and Orders may be supplied with electrical energy from all or any of the generating station of the Corporation for the time being including those now existing and the station authorised by this Part ... ...

... ... I am satisfied that the Defendants would know that interference with the duct and with the supply of electrical energy through it would cause damage to the persons entitled to receive that supply of electrical energy. Upon that finding the Judgment is correct". I ... ...

... ... , one of the members of the Drax Group and the owner of the Power Station, entered into a long-term power purchase agreement with TXU Europe Energy Trading Ltd ("EET"), pursuant to which EET pre-purchased the right to call for a substantial proportion of the electricity generated by the Power ... ...