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A new preliminary ruling request has been registered by the Court of Justice of the European Union in case C-358/24 Varo Energy Belgium and Others. The Constitutional Court of Belgium referred nine questions on validity of the Council Regulation (EU) 2022/1854 of 6 October 2022 on an emergency intervention to address high energy prices. https://lnkd.in/eaDC7_8M #eulaw #cjeu #energy #solidaritycontribution
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We have now launched our Practical Handbook For Expanding Your Business Internationally! #internationalbusiness #internationalexpansion #businessdevelopment #crossborder #businessintelligence #businessanalysis #businessinsights #businessgrowth #businessexpansion
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Business houses are credit customers, PPL's monthly meter reading and inspections are normal operations for all PPL business operation centers. I'm surprised PPL just realized that some Business houses are illegally accessing power, they should have known long ago through their system when normal monthly billings drops. It shows that some PPL offices are comprised in this scenario. There's no way in hell a credit customer like business houses will go unnoticed for a month.
As part of the revenue collection exercise, PNG Power Limited (PPL) started to visit business houses who are accessing illegal powers in the city with some facing power cuts to their premises. Click the link to read more: ( https://lnkd.in/g_XQRrVz )
PPL disconnection exercise gets underway - Post Courier
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Appeal Tribunal's Decision After multiple hearings and submissions filed, the Chairman of Appeal Tribunal had pronounced that the Appeal against the Commission's Decision on Dispute Resolution Decision No.1 of 2019 is dismissed and there is no error committed by the Commission in its decision that warrant the decision to be revoked, varied or set aside. Although the Dispute Resolution Procedures have been available since 2003, there was no access dispute being submitted to the Commission until 2019. Therefore, this is the first access dispute case that had been evaluated and decided by the Commission. Subsequently, the Decision was appealed. As the officer in charge of this access dispute case, I am glad that our assessment can withstand scrutiny from the Appeal Tribunal who had thoroughly examined our assessment. #appeal #tribunal #disputeresolution #disputemanagement #dispute #decision #transmission #pricing #qos
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ESKOM AND ILLEGAL CONNECTIONS The applicant owns premises and has key tenants such as Steers, Debonairs, a filling station and an OK Mini Mart. Those tenants collectively employ about 75 people. The electricity transformer caught fire because it was overloaded by over 30 illegal connections. There were only four approved connections which included the applicant. Eskom’s case is that it cannot be ordered to restore power to the applicant because before it could replace the transformer it must conduct an audit to identify the illegal connections. For that process to commence, it should go onto the premises of the residents of Nkombose to conduct the audits. It contends that the community members have become hostile and prevent its officials from conducting the audit and the community members insist that they should not be disconnected and are threatening violence if that is done. The applicant is up to date with its payment obligations to Eskom. There are 33 illegal connections and four legal connections to the damaged transformer. Eskom contends that it cannot remove the damaged transformer because the transformer is on someone’s land and the community members are not co-operating as they insist on being supplied with electricity as well. It cannot under the circumstances of this case be expected of the applicant to seek relief in the ordinary course because the supply of power to its business is a matter that determines the survival of the businesses operated by its tenants which employ a significant number of people. The application is therefore urgent. Impossibility of performance is not applicable because section 23 of ERA makes it clear that Eskom is empowered to access any land on which its infrastructure is situated for the supply of electricity to inspect and do all that is necessary to give effect to its contractual obligations. The applicant cannot be made to suffer for something it is not party to. Where there are illegal connections to the power grid, there is an obligation on Eskom in terms of its licence and the Code to remove such illegal connections to secure the supply of electricity for the benefit of the applicant and the community. The ERA and Code have mechanisms in place to ensure that connections to the grid are legal and Eskom is obliged to take all steps necessary to disconnect the illegal connections. Pending the institution, within 10 days of this order being granted, and the finalisation of the proceedings by the applicant, Eskom is ordered to immediately do all things reasonably necessary to restore the electricity supply to the applicant’s premises within 48 hours. Eskom is ordered to pay the costs of this application on an attorney and client scale. Quipsell Trading 1007 (Pty) Ltd t/a Elephant Coast Convenience Centre v Eskom Holdings SOC Ltd (2024/013800) [2024] ZAGPJHC 281 (2 March 2024) https://lnkd.in/dagmxTvz
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On 27th March, RBI issued clarification on investments in AIF Regulations by RBI regulated entities, providing clarity on regulatory circumvention issues. Our latest article delves into the implications for financial institutions and institutional investors of the said clarification. #RBI #AIF #Regulations #FinancialInstitutions #Monikadvisors Read now: https://lnkd.in/g5yvf9ky
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