South Western Electricity Board

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The South Western Electricity Board was a regional public utility in the United Kingdom responsible for distributing and supplying electricity across the south-west of England before industry privatization.

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South Western Electricity Board canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf electricity board
public utility
state-owned enterprise
country United Kingdom
createdBy Electricity Act 1947
dissolutionYear 1990
dissolvedBy privatisation of the UK electricity industry
governance board of directors appointed by government
gridConnection National Grid
headquartersLocation Bristol
inception 1948
industry electric power industry
legalForm nationalised industry
mandate maintenance of regional distribution network
secure and reliable electricity supply
monopolyStatus regional electricity supply monopoly
operatedIn England
operatedInRegion South West England
linked to: southwest England
ownedBy British government
linked to: UK government
ownershipType publicly owned
parentOrganization Central Electricity Authority
Central Electricity Generating Board
partOf British electricity supply industry
providedServiceTo commercial customers
domestic customers
industrial customers
regulatedBy Electricity Council
regulatoryFramework Electricity Act 1947
responsibility electricity distribution
electricity supply to consumers
sector electricity distribution
electricity supply
serviceArea Bristol
Cornwall
Devon
Somerset
parts of Dorset
shortName SWEB
successor National Grid Company
linked to: National Grid

SWEB Energy
timePeriod post-war nationalisation era
pre-privatisation era of UK electricity industry

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Area Electricity Boards component South Western Electricity Board