L'électricité en Grande-Bretagne

JEAN-MICHEL GLACHANT Electricity in Great Britain: a private industry and a partial public service The reform of the electricity industry was the most radical reform of public utilities ever undertaken in England. The Thatcher government did not stop at the privatization of electricity. It also enforced (a) the vertical and horizontal de-integration of business segments and firms, and (b) the establishment of «open markets» for wholesale and retail electricity transactions. In practice, however, the authorities have preserved a «partial public service» regulatory framework for power transmission and dispatch operations as well as for the provision of service to non-eligible customers

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