Cellnet / British Telecom / the Financial Times / /
Continent
Europe / /
Country
Germany / France / Japan / United States / United Kingdom / /
Currency
GBP / / /
Event
M&A / Reorganization / /
Facility
University of Bath / /
IndustryTerm
customer premises services / generation technology / telecommunications infrastructure / landline network / electricity micro-storage / energy future / surplus nuclear electricity / energy industry / energy-saving equipment / electricity prices / centrally-distributed energy / cheaper energy / surplus energy / electricity suppliers / electricity generation technology / micro-generated energy / analogue technology / mobile communications / improved energy efficiency / electricity supply / energy infrastructure / energy situation / imported energy / centralised energy generation / energy efficiency measures / telecommunications industry / network technology / surplus nuclear energy / wireless market / industrialised centrally-generated electricity / generated gas / household energy consumption / energy suppliers / renewable energy / energy prices / baseload nuclear electricity / Industrial solutions / rapid technology development / electric energy / centralised electricity generation / prestige product / energy policies / energy / energy production / baseload electricity / home energy equipment / mobile operator / distributed energy production technologies / low-carbon energy sources / energy market / electricity / household energy market / open telecommunications infrastructure / home energy market / telecommunications / household energy consumers / electrical energy / energy consumers / telephone / less energy / communications infrastructure / energy-poor households / electronic and electrical equipment / computing / energy efficiency policy / newly-competitive telecommunications industry / technology change / energy-saving refurbishment / higher energy costs / centrally-generated energy / cellular operator / telecommunications regulator / /
NaturalFeature
North Sea / /
Organization
Competition and Markets Authority / University of Bath / MIT / Department of Trade and Industry / Thatcher government / /
Person
Thatcher / /
Position
Governor / Assistant Secretary / prime contractor / /
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