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Gas Distribution Price Control: Statutory consultation on the licence modifications

Consultation published by The Office for Gas and Electricity Markets (Ofgem) View original »

The proposed licence modifications to the gas transporters' licences are necessary to implement the gas distribution price control proposals which were published on 3 December 2007.

Timeframe

This consultation started on 21st February 2008 and ended on 20th March 2008.

Consultation Documents

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Gas Distribution Price Control: Statutory consultation on the licence modifications ( Unknown, 18Kb)
Gas Distribution Price Control: Statutory consultation on the licence modifications ( Adobe PDF, 83Kb)
Notice Under Standard Special Condition D2 of the Gas Transporter Licence Granted or Treated as Granted Under Section 7 of the Gas Act 1986 ( Adobe PDF, 167Kb)
Notice under Section 23 of the Gas Act 1986 ( Adobe PDF, 88Kb)
Notice under Section 23 of the Gas Act 1986 ( Adobe PDF, 62Kb)
Notice under Section 23 of the Gas Act 1986 ( Adobe PDF, 675Kb)
Notice under Section 23 of the Gas Act 1986 ( Adobe PDF, 111Kb)
Notice under Section 23 of the Gas Act 1986 ( Adobe PDF, 81Kb)
Notice under Section 23 of the Gas Act 1986 ( Adobe PDF, 113Kb)
Notice Under Standard Special Condition A2 of the Gas Transporter Licence Granted or Treated as Granted under Section 7 of the Gas Act 1986 ( Adobe PDF, 239Kb)

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Gas Distribution Price Control: Statutory consultation on the...

[From www.ofgem.gov.uk, at 03:06 on 22/02/2008]

The proposed licence modifications to the gas transporters' licences are necessary to implement the gas distribution price control proposals which

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