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302: 2474:), undertook a programme to port the entire system to current hardware. The most current version of Cutlass, 'PT-Cutlass Kit 9', runs on Motorola PPC-based hardware, with the engineering workstation and administrative functions provided by a standard Microsoft Windows PC. It is fully compatible (with a few minor exceptions) with the DEC PDP-11 version (kit 1) released by PowerGen and has a high level of compatibility with the final version of kit 1 formerly used at National Power. It is used at three UK power stations: 344: 3504: 2703: 741:. The shift control engineers who worked in these control centres would cost, schedule and load-dispatch an economic commitment of generation to the main interconnected system (the 400/275/132kV network) at an adequate level of security. They also had information about the running costs and availability of every 2618:. The privatisation process was initially delayed as it was concluded that the 'earlier decided nuclear power plant assets in National Power' would not be included in the private National Power. A new company was formed, Nuclear Electric, which would eventually own and operate the nuclear power assets, and the 396:
in Guildford. In 1979 the Transmission Division had been restructured as the Transmission and Technical Services Division based in Guildford, and a Technology Planning and Research Division based in London, the latter was formed from the Research Division System Technical and Generation Studies Branches.
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The Midlands Region was responsible for the operation of 38 power stations, over 170 sub-stations and nearly 2,000 miles of grid transmission line in an area that covered 11,000 square miles. The region produced more than a quarter of the electricity used in England and Wales and had a major share of
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Nuclear Laboratories (BNL). There were also five regional facilities and four project groups, North, South, Midlands and the Transmission Project Group. These scientific service departments (SSD) had a base in each region. A major SSD role was solving engineering problems with the several designs of
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Those public supply power stations that were in operation at any time between 1958 and 1990 were owned and operated by the CEGB. In 1971ā€“1972 there were 183 power stations on 156 sites, with an installed capacity of 58,880.051 MW, and supplied 190,525 GWh. By 1981ā€“1982 there were 108 power stations
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The design, construction and development functions associated with power stations and transmission was undertaken by two divisions: the Generation Development and Construction Division based in Cheltenham and then Barnwood Gloucester, and the Transmission Development and Construction Division based
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Detailed control of operational matters such planning, electricity generation, transmission and maintenance were delegated to five geographical regions. From January 1971 each region had a director-general, a director of generation, a director of operational planning, a director of transmission, a
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In 1954, six years after nationalisation, the Government appointed the Herbert Committee to examine the efficiency and organisation of the electricity industry. The committee found that the British Electricity Authority's dual roles of electricity generation and supervision had led to central
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In 1948 the total generating capacity of all the power stations in the region was 2,016 MW only a little more than a modern 2,000 MW station. By 1957 the region's capacity was up to 4,000 MW, doubling to 8,000 MW by 1966 and rising to 14,000 MW in 1969 and 16,000 MW by 1971.
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The CEGB's duty was to develop and maintain an efficient, coordinated and economical system of supply of electricity in bulk for England and Wales, and for that purpose to generate or acquire supplies of electricity and to provide bulk supplies of electricity for the
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In 1976 the CEGB introduced an accelerated power station closure programme. On 25 October 23 power stations were closed and 18 partly closed, with a combined capacity of 2,884 MW. Six further stations with a capacity of 649 MW were closed in March 1977.
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In the 1970s and 1980s, for the real-time control of power stations the R&D team developed the Cutlass programming language and application system. After privatisation, CUTLASS systems in National Power were phased out and replaced largely with
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In 1981 the CEGB introduced another accelerated power station closure programme. On 26 October 16 power stations were closed with a combined capacity of 3,402 MW. A further 1,320 MW of capacity was maintained unmanned in reserve.
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In 1981 the three-tier corporate transmission structure: National Control, area control rooms in the regions, and district control rooms (areas) was changed to a two-tier structure by merging the area and district control rooms.
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500 MW units. These were a significant increase in unit size and had many teething problems, most of which were solved to result in reliable service and gave good experience towards the design of the 660 MW units.
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the North Eastern Region was responsible for the operation of 32 power stations capable of producing 8,000 MW of electricity. 108 substations and over 1,200 route miles of overhead lines transmitted the electricity to the
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Prior to 1968 the South Eastern Region was divided into the North Thames Division and the South Thames Division. The number of power stations, installed capacity and electricity supplied in the South Eastern Region was:
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in London, which was part of the control hierarchy for the system. The National Control Centre was based in Bankside House from 1962. There were also both area and district Grid Control Areas, which were originally at
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The supplies of electricity from the CEGB Regions to the area electricity boards in 1971ā€“2 and 1981ā€“2 were as follows. The average charge in 1971ā€“2 was 0.6519 pence/kWh, in 1981ā€“2 the charge was 3.0615 pence/kWh.
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Prior to 1968 the North Eastern Region was divided into the Northern Division and the Yorkshire Division.The number of power stations, installed capacity and electricity supplied in the North Eastern Region was:
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Prior to 1968 the Midlands Region was divided into the West Midlands Division and the East Midlands Division. The number of power stations, installed capacity and electricity supplied in the Midlands Region was:
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When first constituted the CEGB's London headquarters was at the former Central Electricity Authority's building in Winsley Street W1, there were also offices in Buchanan House, 24/30 Holborn, London, EC1.
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concentration of responsibility and to duplication between headquarters and divisional staff which led to delays in the commissioning of new stations. The Committee's recommendations were enacted by the
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The CEGB spent more on industrial construction than any other organisation in the UK. In 1958 about 40 power stations were being planned or constructed at a capital cost of Ā£800 million.
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The executive comprised the chairman and the full-time board members. The Headquarters Operations Department provided a service to the board and executive and could supply specialist staff.
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During the lifetime of the CEGB peak demand had more than doubled from 19,311 MW in 1958 to 47,925 MW in 1987. Sales of electricity had increased from 79.7 TWh in 1958 to 240 TWh in 1988.
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in the UK was built upon the break-up of the CEGB into four companies in the 1990s. Its generation (or upstream) activities were transferred to three generating companies, 'PowerGen', '
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entered a joint understanding that the CEGB would endeavour to take 75 million tonnes of coal per year to 1985 provided the pithead price did not increase above the rate of inflation.
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prior to their own privatisation in 1990. PowerGen and National Power were privatised in 1991, with 60% stakes in each company sold to investors, the remaining 40% being held by the
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A Corporate Strategy Department was formed in 1981 from some of the Planning Department. A Nuclear Operations Support Group was also formed in 1981 to provide expert support.
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plant in England and Wales. They constantly anticipated demand, monitored and instructed power stations to increase, reduce or stop electricity production. They used the "
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Regional Headquarters: 15ā€“23 Oakfield Grove, Clifton, Bristol (1971). Bedminster Down, Bridgwater Road, Bristol. Previous chairman of the South Western Region were
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Note: imports are bulk supplies from the South of Scotland and France and from private sources, exports are bulk supplies to the South of Scotland and France.
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was published in 1981. The report found that the CEGB's operations were efficient but that their investment appraisal operated against the public interest.
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Central Electricity Generating Board: a Report on the Operation by the Board of its system for the generation and supply of Electricity in bulk
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In 1981ā€“2 there was a total of 203 substations operating at 275/400 kV, these sub-stations included 570 transformers operating at 275/400 kV.
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The organisation was unusual in that most of its senior staff were professional engineers, supported in financial and risk-management areas.
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for distribution. It also had power to supply bulk electricity to the Scottish boards or electricity undertakings outside Great Britain.
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which established the Electricity Council to oversee the industry and the CEGB with responsibility for generation and transmission.
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On a wreath Or Gules and Sable a male griffin segreant Gules armed langued and rayed Or behind the head a sun in splendour Gold.
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The chairman and two other members of the board plus the chairmen of the area boards were members of the Electricity Council.
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was also established in January 1958, as the coordinating and policy-making body for the British electricity supply industry.
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The CEGB was subject to examination from external bodies and formed policies and strategies to meet its responsibilities.
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At its inception the CEGB operated 2,763 circuit km of high-tension 275 kV supergrid. The growth of the high voltage
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Regional Headquarters: 825 Wilmslow Road, Manchester, M20 (1971). Europa House, Bird Hall Lane, Cheadle Heath,
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to represent a hand made from boiler pipes and a turbine, it was commissioned in the 1961 for the opening of
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Paly gules and Or two bars dancetty the upper per pale Sable and Argent the lower per pale Argent and Sable.
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The number of power stations, installed capacity and electricity supplied in the North Western Region was:
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to unify the fragmented structure of the industry. Parliamentary constraints prevented its enactment.
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There were a total of 131,178 employees in the electricity supply industry 1989, composed as follows:
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On the dexter side a lion guardant Or winged Gules and on the sinister side a dragon Gules winged Or.
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Central Electricity Research Laboratories, Symposium on chimney plume rise and dispersion,
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Past chairman of the South Eastern Region were G.N. Stone, H.J. Bennett and F.W. Skelcher.
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Although electricity privatisation began in 1990, the CEGB continued to exist until the
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and one Pressurised Water Reactor (PWR) ā€“ into a new private company founded in 1996, '
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Power in Trust: The Environmental History of the Central Electricity Generating Board
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In 1995, the government sold its 40% stakes, and the assets of Nuclear Electric and
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The CEGB was responsible for electricity generation, transmission and bulk sales in
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Previous chairman of the North Western Region were J.L. Ashworth and G.B. Jackson.
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financial controller, a controller of scientific services and a personnel manager.
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Regional Headquarters: Merrion Centre, Leeds (1971). Beckwith Knowle, Otley Road,
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A summary of the income and expenditure of the CEGB (in Ā£ million) is as follows:
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The electricity generated, supplied and sold by the CEGB, in GWh, was as follows:
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the industrial construction programme mounted by the CEGB during the 1960s.
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were both combined and split. The combination process merged operations of
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by Rob Cochrane (with additional research by Maryanna Schaefer) (1990)
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over the lifetime of the CEGB is demonstrated in the following table.
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It was established on 1 January 1958 to assume the functions of the
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At the centre of operations was the National Control Centre of the
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In 1981 the CEGB applied for planning consent to build a 1,200 MW
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Net earnings Ā£48.3 million (1957ā€“1958), Ā£295.7 million (1981ā€“1982)
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A previous chairman of the North Eastern Region was P.J. Squire.
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Gil Blackman was appointed chairman in January 1989 until 1990.
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Re-organisation of the Electricity Supply in England and Wales
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Regional Headquarters: Bankside House, Summer Street, London.
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Length in circuit km of 275 kV and 400 kV transmission system
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The sculpture "Power in Trust" from the CEGB logo was made by
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Central Electricity Generating Board (Dissolution) Order 2001
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Drax Power Station, Proposed Flue Gas Desulphurisation Plant
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0.4264 p/kWh sold (1957ā€“1958), 3.0371 p/kWh sold (1981ā€“1982)
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Submission to the Commission on Energy and the Environment
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CEGB Publicity Brochure dated March 1964 and January 1967
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Crisis Management in the Power Industry: An Inside Story
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European Year of the Environment: the CEGB Achievements
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with a capacity of 55,185 MW and supplied 210,289 GWh.
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Electricity Supply in the United Kingdom: a Chronology
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Coat of arms of Central Electricity Generating Board
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were held in public ownership for a number of years.
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Regional headquarters: Haslucks Green Road, Shirley,
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Former nationalised industries of the United Kingdom
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The shares in National Grid were distributed to the
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Electricity generation, transmission and bulk sales
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2171:13,423.450 2157:32,769.175 2154:10,692.085 2104:26,519.474 2087:23,637.504 2084:12,758.404 2070:22,764.492 2067:12,556.904 2053:42,005.335 2050:13,114.804 2036:30,355.353 1980:26,007.229 1963:19,859.890 1904:50,020.604 1887:41,380.793 1799:71,455.615 1782:70,586.354 1765:54,509.849 1609:Total CEGB 1531:Generation 1500:Total costs 747:merit order 689:Substations 661:400 kV, km 635:275 kV, km 498:Industrial 447:Managerial 151:Area served 73:(1948ā€“1955) 63:Predecessor 3703:Categories 3553:Facilities 3484:5 February 3209:0851880762 3184:085188122X 3114:085188105X 3066:0902543695 3002:1 February 2959:0198546734 2869:References 2786:, 351ā€“440. 2728:Supporters 2722:Escutcheon 2643:EDF Energy 2547:Hartlepool 2453:RWE npower 2196:1983ā€“1984 2179:1981ā€“1982 2162:1980ā€“1981 2145:1971ā€“1972 2092:1983ā€“1984 2075:1981ā€“1982 2058:1980ā€“1981 2041:1971ā€“1972 2033:9,957.171 2024:1963ā€“1964 1977:6,532.225 1968:1981ā€“1982 1960:7,248.662 1951:1971ā€“1972 1892:1981ā€“1982 1875:1971ā€“1972 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1171:1,278.4 1108:226,221 1105:195,570 1102:199,581 1099:184,618 1096:157,264 1093:119,634 1004:238,443 1001:208,623 998:213,979 995:195,688 992:166,142 989:127,444 926:248,322 923:217,766 920:224,608 917:204,733 914:174,363 911:133,053 879:Exports 853:Imports 848:231,909 845:212,728 842:222,091 839:201,763 836:173,418 833:132,091 822:250,699 819:229,379 816:238,148 813:217,542 810:187,064 807:141,655 546:131,178 260:and the 162:Products 126:Powergen 55:Industry 3636:Related 3580:BritNed 3450:11 July 3429:11 July 3403:11 July 3382:11 July 3343:Hansard 3290:15 June 3237:15 June 2782:(1967) 2673:E.ON UK 2551:Heysham 2424:R&D 2407:204,192 2402:183,187 2391:18,988 2388:18,614 2378:13,272 2375:11,296 2365:21,420 2362:19,640 2352:14,783 2349:13,672 2339:10,470 2326:20,209 2323:19,587 2313:18,596 2310:16,439 2300:23,661 2297:20,469 2293:Eastern 2287:10,817 2274:21,073 2271:17,744 2261:14,730 2258:12,586 2248:16,173 2245:14,472 2205:10,839 1691:Regions 1330:-185.6 1157:1988/9 1154:1983/4 1151:1978/9 1148:1973/4 1145:1968/9 1142:1963/4 1139:1958/9 1090:75,073 1082:14,338 1079:13,666 1076:14,778 1073:11,410 986:80,936 908:86,135 874:16,416 830:86,233 804:91,753 796:1988/9 793:1983/4 790:1978/9 787:1973/4 784:1968/9 781:1963/4 778:1958/9 739:Bristol 543:82,291 540:47,631 510:67,878 507:41,142 504:26,611 493:37,854 490:30,146 476:22,015 470:13,098 170:Revenue 86:Defunct 78:Founded 3620:Events 3281:  3206:  3181:  3136:npower 3111:  3063:  2956:  2651:Magnox 2482:, and 2480:Cottam 2472:Uniper 2336:9,638 2284:9,030 2241:London 1823:Durham 1678:714.7 1675:408.2 1672:469.3 1669:469.5 1666:257.4 1656:854.5 1653:393.5 1650:198.1 1647:140.9 1644:139.1 1641:159.1 1630:604.6 1627:938.8 1624:514.4 1621:266.7 1618:329.8 1615:310.1 1612:174.0 1583:Other 1575:150.9 1566:118.0 1552:431.8 1549:766.1 1546:433.4 1543:222.2 1540:207.6 1537:229.9 1534:142.3 1488:568.9 1485:246.6 1482:106.2 1469:496.0 1466:322.5 1463:167.5 1449:Rates 1444:159.3 1441:450.3 1438:423.8 1435:339.0 1429:113.9 1413:582.2 1410:328.0 1407:250.9 1404:138.3 1388:750.1 1385:313.4 1382:200.9 1379:143.3 1360:707.7 1357:384.7 1354:284.1 1339:607.2 1336:464.1 1333:251.4 1327:100.6 1313:159.3 1310:450.3 1307:423.8 1304:339.0 1301:222.4 1298:113.9 1287:777.2 1284:917.7 1281:675.2 1278:153.4 1275:323.8 1272:184.3 1251:980.8 1248:657.5 1245:429.6 1222:841.8 1219:519.9 1209:906.0 1206:535.7 1168:821.5 1165:505.8 1070:9,093 1067:7,950 1064:6,245 1056:2,010 978:4,260 975:3,944 972:5,668 969:4,937 966:3,005 963:1,890 960:3,025 952:5,619 949:5,200 946:4,961 943:4,103 940:5,216 937:3,719 934:2,174 888:2,046 885:1,054 871:5,214 868:3,253 865:3,521 862:2,991 859:2,016 682:9,822 679:9,531 676:9,319 673:7,905 670:4,927 656:4,069 653:4,303 650:4,442 647:4,471 644:5,403 641:5,923 638:2,763 537:1,257 527:1,985 524:1,985 487:7,142 473:8,473 459:1,437 442:Total 134:(1995) 128:(1991) 122:(1991) 111:(1990) 3228:(PDF) 3132:(PDF) 2996:(PDF) 2734:Motto 2716:Crest 2710:Notes 2685:Engie 2449:SCADA 2397:Total 2128:Year 2007:Year 1934:Year 1858:Year 1736:Year 1638:83.4 1604:96.6 1601:21.8 1598:19.4 1595:10.8 1578:76.2 1572:61.6 1569:33.7 1563:77.1 1560:30.8 1506:71.4 1479:67.7 1460:64.2 1457:38.1 1454:24.1 1432:22.4 1349:Fuel 1324:70.4 1321:27.3 1295:62.5 1269:90.3 1203:30.4 1200:22.8 1197:25.4 1194:20.3 1191:14.1 1134:Year 773:Year 723:Leeds 630:1988 627:1983 624:1978 621:1973 618:1968 615:1963 612:1958 609:Year 533:Total 436:CEGB 312:, at 3486:2021 3452:2012 3431:2012 3405:2012 3384:2012 3350:2020 3292:2018 3279:ISBN 3239:2018 3204:ISBN 3179:ISBN 3143:2020 3109:ISBN 3061:ISBN 3025:help 3004:2019 2998:: 34 2954:ISBN 2691:Arms 2664:, a 2655:BNFL 2631:UK's 2591:The 2553:and 2468:E.ON 1592:4.2 1589:3.1 1586:0.9 1053:571 1050:374 1047:334 1044:210 1041:138 1038:381 1030:106 897:176 894:736 891:551 882:598 856:500 737:and 501:125 484:566 467:444 456:535 453:780 450:122 219:CEGB 213:The 94:Fate 2677:RWE 2607:'. 2575:at 2202:16 2199:18 2185:19 2182:21 2168:20 2165:22 2151:31 2148:34 2098:20 2095:20 2081:28 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Index

Central Electricity Research Laboratories
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Central Electricity Authority
British Electricity Authority
National Grid Company
Office of Electricity Regulation
National Power
Powergen
Nuclear Electric
England and Wales
Operating income
Net income
England and Wales
privatisation
Central Electricity Authority
British Electricity Authority
Electricity Council
England and Wales
South of Scotland Electricity Board
North of Scotland Hydro-Electric Board
area electricity boards
Electricity Act 1957

Norman Sillman
Staythorpe Power Station
Minister of Power
Minister of Technology
Secretary of State for Trade and Industry

Christopher Hinton, Baron Hinton of Bankside

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