In a contiguous foreign country; and (C) The continued combination of such systems under the control of such holding company is not so large (considering the state of the art and the area or region affected) as to impair the advantages of localized management,... Financial Implications of the Accident at Three Mile Island: Oversight ... - Page 212by United States. Congress. House. Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs. Subcommittee on Energy and the Environment - 1981 - 917 pagesFull view - About this book
| United States. Securities and Exchange Commission - Securities - 1945 - 1290 pages
...economies may be effectuated hy ^ as a single coordinated system confined in its operations to a ' ^ or region, in one or more states, not so large as to impair (con the state of the art and the area or region affected) the localized management, efficient operation,... | |
| United States. Securities and Exchange Commission - Securities - 1960 - 996 pages
...more electric utility companies, are physically interconnected or capable of physical interconnection and which under normal conditions may be economically...confined in its operations to a single area or region, in 1 or more States, not so large at to impair (considering the state of the art and the area or region... | |
| United States. Securities and Exchange Commission - Securities - 1953 - 734 pages
...interconnected and are capable of additional physical interconnection; and that they may under normal conditions be economically operated as a single interconnected...to a single area or region in one or more states. We have also considered the question of the size of Indiana & Michigan and the Central system after... | |
| United States. Securities and Exchange Commission - Securities - 1952 - 920 pages
...Maryville and St. Joseph are "physically interconnected or capable of physical interconnection and . . . under normal conditions may be economically operated...confined in its operations to a single area or region . . ."" Thus, we find that the acquisition will have the tendency required by Section 10 (c) (2) of... | |
| United States. Securities and Exchange Commission - Securities - 1941 - 1124 pages
...more electric utility companies, are physically interconnected or capable of physical interconnection and which under normal conditions may be economically...coordinated system confined In its operations to a single nrea or region, In one or more states, not so large as to Impair (considering the state of the art... | |
| United States. Securities and Exchange Commission - Securities - 1956 - 716 pages
...more electric utility companies, are physically interconnected or capable of physical interconnection and which under normal conditions may be economically...coordinated system confined in Its operations to a (ingle area or region, in one or more States, not so large « to impair (considering the state of the... | |
| United States. Securities and Exchange Commission - Securities - 1955 - 1022 pages
...$15,385,279It is clear that the facilities of these gas utility companies are "operated as a single coordinated system confined in its operations to a single area or region, in one or more States," and we accordingly find that the gas utility properties of Pittsburgh W. Va., Equitable and Philadelphia... | |
| United States. Securities and Exchange Commission - Securities - 1943 - 1160 pages
...as applied to electric properties, the physical requirements are set put and this language follows: "and which under normal conditions may be economically...as a single interconnected and coordinated system." Similar language is used in defining a gas utility system. It is to be noted that this language appears,... | |
| United States. Securities and Exchange Commission - Securities - 1958 - 1232 pages
...one wherein the electric properties are either interconnected or capable of physical interconnection 'and which under normal conditions may be economically...as a single interconnected and coordinated system. . . .' It seems clear that to satisfy that standard, separate properties not interconnected must be... | |
| United States. Securities and Exchange Commission - Securities - 1956 - 1172 pages
...one wherein the electric properties are either interconnected or capable of physical interconnection "and which under normal conditions may be economically...as a single interconnected and coordinated system. . . ." It seems clear that to satisfy that standard, separate properties not interconnected must be... | |
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