Examples of Gas Acts in a sentence
In the case of the Power and Gas Acts it is clear that the principal purpose of those Acts was to encourage the orderly development of plentiful supplies of electricity and natural gas at reasonable prices.147.
In the case of the Power and Gas Acts it is clear that the principal purpose of those Acts was to encourage the orderly development of plentiful supplies of electricity and natural gas at reasonable prices.”10 Furthermore, the 1976 Supreme Court case “FPC v.
The Supreme Court has stated that “in order to give content and meaning to the words ‘public interest’ as used in the [Federal] Power and [Natural] Gas Acts, it is necessary to look to the purposes for which the Acts were adopted.
Proposed changes to the Petroleum and Gas Acts are consistent with these recommendations particularly in regard to supporting transparency of the process and the award of acreage on an open and competitive basis.
BGÉ was established as a statutory corporation under the Gas Act 1976 and it oper- ated under the Gas Acts 1976 to 2009 (McCarthy 2011).
The U.S. Supreme Court has stated that “in order to give content and meaning to the words ‘public interest’ as used in the Federal Power and Natural Gas Acts, it is necessary to look to the purposes for which the Acts were adopted.
In the case of the Power and Gas Acts it is clear that the principal purpose of those Acts was to encourage the orderly development of plentiful supplies of electricity and natural gas at reasonable prices.”).
Auditors The auditors to BGE Finance are Deloitte & Touche Chartered Accountants and Registered Auditors whose office is at No. 6 Lapps Quay, Cork, Ireland.DESCRIPTION OF BORD GÁIS ÉIREANN Introduction BGE was established as a statutory corporation under the Gas Act 1976 of Ireland and it operates under the Gas Acts 1976 to 2009 of Ireland.
The [Natural Gas] Act's limited provision for refunds reflects a congressional determination that parties in the industry need to be able to rely on the finality of approved rates, and that this interest outweighs the value of being able to correct for decisions that in hindsight may appear unsound.
The letter from BGE of 9th May also indicated that an application to the CER for compulsory acquisition orders under the Gas Acts had been made for lands, including those of Lord Ballyedmond.In a further letter from Lord Ballyedmond dated 3rd June, among the points made were that at the meeting of 24th March, BGE had indicated that it was obliged to take the shortest possible route as cost was of the essence ,in other words, overriding other considerations.