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The Electricity Act 1989 (Exemption from the Requirement for an Interconnector Licence) Order 2006 art 2

The Electricity Act 1989 (Exemption from the Requirement for an Interconnector Licence) Order 2006 art 2

art 2 Interpretation

In this Order— “the Act” means the Electricity Act 1989; “the Interconnexion France Angleterre” means the electricity interconnector between Sellindge in England and Les Mandarins in France; “the Isle of Man Electricity Interconnector” means the electricity interconnector between Bispham in Lancashire, England and Douglas Head, Douglas, Isle of Man; “MCC” means Manx Cable Company Limited, registered in the Isle of Man under number 91223C; “MEA” means the Manx Electricity Authority, a statutory board continued under the Electricity Act 1996 (an Act of Tynwald) ; “the Moyle Interconnector” means the electricity interconnector between Auchencrosh in Scotland and Ballycronan More in Northern Ireland; “NIE” means Northern Ireland Electricity plc, registered in Northern Ireland under number NI026041; “RTE” means the operator, established in France by the Act of 10 February 2000 relating to the modernisation and development of public electricity services (LOI no 2000-108), of the French electricity grid; and “SONI” means SONI Limited, registered in Northern Ireland under number NI038715.

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