Electricit de Strasbourg - R sultats

Article Abstract:

Electricit de Strasbourg made a turnover of FFr 2.794bn, down 2.3% from 1996. This drop in turnover is partially due to the 4.5% drop in prices in April 1997. The group's profits dropped slightly from FFr 92mn in 1996 to FFr 97mn in 1997. Electricit de Strasbourg is optimistic about the future. More than 150 communes, which represent 80% of its clients have renewed the concession contracts for a 40-year period in 1997. Another 100 communes also renewed their contract in the first quarter of 1998. Electricit de Strasbourg's goal is to make its electrical services more competitive, which will make it stronger as it faces the liberalisation of the European electricity market in 1999.

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Posts turnover of F2.794 bil for 1997, down 2.3% from 1996

Electric Utilities, Electric Power Generation, Transmission and Distribution, Sales, profits & dividends, Electricit de Strasbourg

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En France/

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EDF-GDF (Electricit de France-Gaz de France) is by far the leading operator on the energy sector in France. Under the 1946 law, the state-owed company EDF holds a monopoly on electricity transport, imports, and exports, and it has a near-monopoly in the electricity production and distribution domain. GDF has a near monopoly on gas transport and distribution and a total monopoly on gas imports. ELF and Total are present in gas production in France, but this activity is marginal in France, representing 8% of the country's total supplies, and is expected to disappear after the year 2000.

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Is by far the leading operator on energy sector in France, dominating electric & gas utility markets in country, co profile

Strategy & planning, Electric, Gas & Water Utilities, Utilities, Public utilities, Electricite de France-Gaz de France

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D l gation irannienne en France

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Iran intends to launch a national energy control program. The Energy Efficiency Office (EEO) is handling the design and implementation of this program. The World Bank is currently financing a study by ADEME of the EEO, designed to consolidate the EEO. Energy control has become a necessity for Iran. Extensive measures must be carried out quickly to improve the countries energy efficiency and to prevent Iran becoming an oil importer within less than twenty years.

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Iran: Energy Efficiency Office handles design & implementation of program to launch a national energy control

Regulation and Administration of Communications, Electric, Gas, and Other Utilities, Government regulation, Energy Conservation, Iran

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