Titlebook: Electricity Before Nationalisation; Leslie Hannah Book 1979 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1979 business.c

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Distribution: the Drift into Stalemate,ea —for some companies owned two adjacent ‘undertakings’ — but the main burden of development fell on the larger and medium-sized municipalities and companies, only two hundred of which accounted for well over 90 per cent of all sales and investment by the industry..Although the Central Electricity

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War and Post-war Crisis,y was accompanied by divisive discussion of distribution reorganisation, which threatened the status and independence of the smaller undertakings and their chief engineers. But these problems were dwarfed in the minds of the Government, and increasingly in the minds of the undertakings’ senior men,

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Natarajan Aravindan,Sheeja Aravindanovernment’s engineering advisers doubted whether they would be adequate to secure effective reorganisation.. They did have the advantage that they could take a broader view of the electrical requirements of each region than either the individual undertakings or the government ministries which had pr

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