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Page 45
Until recently sales of gas for domestic purposes were usually charged on a flat rate or under a block tariff in which the first block of consumption at the highest price was often well above the level of consumption to be expected for ...
Until recently sales of gas for domestic purposes were usually charged on a flat rate or under a block tariff in which the first block of consumption at the highest price was often well above the level of consumption to be expected for ...
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-That you about , we have reached the stage is right . when we can give a two - part tariff to the domestic consumer in the hope of getting Dame Irene Ward . some of that space - heating load back 1465. Does the domestic consumer in ...
-That you about , we have reached the stage is right . when we can give a two - part tariff to the domestic consumer in the hope of getting Dame Irene Ward . some of that space - heating load back 1465. Does the domestic consumer in ...
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Why is the average price you get from industry so much lower than the average price you get from your domestic customers ; the difference is something over 11d.?-Between top and bottom prices , yes . But again , if one looks at the ...
Why is the average price you get from industry so much lower than the average price you get from your domestic customers ; the difference is something over 11d.?-Between top and bottom prices , yes . But again , if one looks at the ...
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| Title | Parliamentary Papers, Volume 7 |
| Author | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons |
| Publisher | H.M. Stationery Office, 1960 |
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