73 Maximum prices for reselling electricity
Utilities Act 2000 (2000 c 27) | Legislation

73  Maximum prices for reselling electricity

(1)     For section 44 of the 1989 Act (maximum charges for reselling electricity) there is substituted—

“44 Maximum prices for reselling electricity

(1)     The Authority may from time to time direct that the maximum prices at which electricity supplied by authorised suppliers may be resold—

(a)     shall be such as may be specified in the direction; or

(b)     shall be calculated by such method and by reference to such matters as may

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