1-20 of 122 results for legtitle:"Gas Act 1986"
Librarians' tools
- Search time
- 0.312 seconds
- Solr query time
- 0.006 seconds
- Search query
- legtitle:"Gas Act 1986"
- We searched for
- legislationTitle_t:"Gas Act 1986" OR legislationTitle_ses:380042
Type
House
Session
Year
Department
Member
More
Primary member
Answering member
Legislative stage
Legislation
More
Subject
More
Publisher
Hydrogen has potential as a low-carbon fuel in some industries. How can hydrogen be transported and what are the plans, progress and challenges in creating a hydrogen pipeline network?
Hydrogen has potential as a low-carbon fuel in some industries. How can hydrogen be transported and what are the plans, progress and challenges in creating a hydrogen pipeline network?
Committee stage. New Government clause 53 (Electricity support payments for energy) discussed with new clause 54 (Levy to fund electricity support payments) and new clause 55 ( Convention on supplementary compensation for nuclear damage: implementation power). New clauses 53 to 55 agreed to. New clauses 59 (Key definitions for part), 60 (Designation), 61 (Designation: procedure), 62 (Revocation of designation), 63 (Grant, extension or restriction of gas transporter licence by Secretary of State), 64 (Applications for grant etc of gas transporter licence), 65 (Modification of gas transporter licence by Secretary of State), 66 (Scope of modification powers under section (Modification of gas transporter licences by Secretary of State)), 67 (Procedure etc relating to modifications under section (Modification of gas transporter licences by Secretary of State)), 68 (Information and advice), 69 (Conditions of gas transporter licences for conveyance of hydrogen), 70 (Secretary of State directions to the GEMA), 71 (Repeal of part), 72 (Power to modify Gas Act 1986 in relation to hydrogen), 73 (Great British Nuclear), 74 (Crown status), 75 (Great British Nuclear’s objects), 76 (Financial assistance), 77 (Secretary of State directions and guidance), 78 (Annual report), 79 (Annual accounts), 80 (Transfer schemes), 81 (Transfer schemes: compensation), 82 (Transfer schemes: taxation), 83 (Transfer schemes: provision of information or assistance), 84 (Reimbursement and compensation in connection with designation) and 85 (Pension arrangements in connection with Great British Nuclear). New clauses 59 to 85 agreed to. Written evidence reported to the House.
Committee stage. New Government clause 53 (Electricity support payments for energy) discussed with new clause 54 (Levy to fund electricity support payments) and new clause 55 ( Convention on supplementary compensation for nuclear damage: implementation power). New clauses 53 to 55 agreed to. New clauses 59 (Key definitions for part),...
This briefing looks at the Energy Bill's clauses on electricity and gas markets, including the Independent System Operator and Planner, governance of gas and electricity industry codes, market reform and consumer protection.
This briefing looks at the Energy Bill's clauses on electricity and gas markets, including the Independent System Operator and Planner, governance of gas and electricity industry codes, market reform and consumer protection.
To ask the Secretary of State for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy, with reference to his Answer to the Question from the hon. Member for Eltham of 17 January 2023, Official Report, column 161, whether he plans to amend the (a) Gas Act 1986 and (b) Electricity Act 1989 to...
To ask the Secretary of State for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy, with reference to his Answer to the Question from the hon. Member for Eltham of 17 January 2023, Official Report, column 161, whether he plans to amend the (a) Gas Act 1986 and (b) Electricity Act 1989 to...
When installing a prepayment meter, suppliers have to consider whether this is safe and practicable, including whether a prepayment meter is appropriate for the specific customer. Ofgem rules restrict the force fitting a prepayment meter (PPM) to repay debt, except as a last resort. As my Rt. Hon. Friend the Secretary of State set out in the House on 17th January, officials are working on measures to support PPM consumers.
To ask the Secretary of State for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy, what assessment he has of made of the legal enforceability of the guidance on environmental and social policies he is empowered to issue under Part 1 Section 4AB of the Gas Act 1986 and Part 1 Section 3B...
To ask the Secretary of State for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy, what assessment he has of made of the legal enforceability of the guidance on environmental and social policies he is empowered to issue under Part 1 Section 4AB of the Gas Act 1986 and Part 1 Section 3B...
Ofgem has a statutory duty to have regard to guidance on social and environmental matters issued by the Secretary of State when carrying out its functions, as set out in Part 1 Section 4AB of the Gas Act 1986 (GA86) and Part 1 Section 3B of the Electricity Act 1989 (EA89). The Parliamentary procedure for this guidance is also set out in Section 3B EA89 and Section 4AB GA86.
Under subsection 1A of section 3 of the EA89 and subsection 1A of section 4AA of the GA86 respectively, Ofgem’s principal objective is to protect the interests of existing and future consumers, including their interests in the reduction of emissions of targeted greenhouse gases.
To clarify the response of 19 June, it is not section 5 but subsection 5 of Part 1, section 3A and 4AA of the EA89 and GA86 respectively that sets out Ofgem’s statutory duty to have regard to the effect on the environment of the generation, transmission, distribution or supply of electricity and gas.
Moved by
Baroness Grender
27: Schedule 1, page 25, line 8, leave out from “exceeds” to end of line 13 and insert “£50, the amount of the excess is a prohibited payment.”
Moved by
Baroness Grender
27: Schedule 1, page 25, line 8, leave out from “exceeds” to end of line 13 and insert “£50, the amount of the excess is a prohibited payment.”
My Lords, I shall speak also to Amendments 29 and 30 and in support of Amendment 28, tabled by the noble Lord, Lord Kennedy. I thank the Minister for all the meetings with him and his officials and for the meeting today on guidance. I look forward to continuing to...
My Lords, I shall speak also to Amendments 29 and 30 and in support of Amendment 28, tabled by the noble Lord, Lord Kennedy. I thank the Minister for all the meetings with him and his officials and for the meeting today on guidance. I look forward to continuing to...
My Lords, as this is my first contribution to the proceedings, I draw the attention of the House to my relevant interest as a vice-president of the Local Government Association.
This group of amendments covers Schedule 1 to the Bill, specifically around issues of changing or terminating the tenancy agreement. Amendment...
My Lords, as this is my first contribution to the proceedings, I draw the attention of the House to my relevant interest as a vice-president of the Local Government Association.
This group of amendments covers Schedule 1 to the Bill, specifically around issues of changing or terminating the tenancy agreement. Amendment...
My Lords, I rise to speak to Amendment 29. I entirely understand the points made by the noble Baroness, Lady Grender. A number of individuals collectively forming “tenant” particularly occurs in London and other metropolitan areas. Those of us who inhabit the countryside tend to have single tenants in a...
My Lords, I rise to speak to Amendment 29. I entirely understand the points made by the noble Baroness, Lady Grender. A number of individuals collectively forming “tenant” particularly occurs in London and other metropolitan areas. Those of us who inhabit the countryside tend to have single tenants in a...
My Lords, it is worth underlining that this part of the Bill is an important measure to prevent what is a pretty common abuse, which is, when there is a change of tenancy, at little or no cost to the landlord, the agents involved making serious amounts of money, which...
My Lords, it is worth underlining that this part of the Bill is an important measure to prevent what is a pretty common abuse, which is, when there is a change of tenancy, at little or no cost to the landlord, the agents involved making serious amounts of money, which...
My Lords, I am grateful to all noble Lords who have taken part in this short debate relating to the charges that can be imposed for variation, assignment, novation or termination of a tenancy where these are requested by the tenant. We have previously set out that it is not...
My Lords, I am grateful to all noble Lords who have taken part in this short debate relating to the charges that can be imposed for variation, assignment, novation or termination of a tenancy where these are requested by the tenant. We have previously set out that it is not...