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In July 1999, the DGES published further proposals for implementing the new electricity trading arrangements in England and Wales. The divestment fulfils the Company's undertaking to the DGES to dispose of plant to create additional competition in generation and, as expected, has led to a reduction in National Power's share of the generation market to 27% during the first half. In February, 1994, National Power gave an undertaking to the DGES to use all reasonable endeavours to negotiate the disposal of about 4,000 MW of capacity by the end of December, 1995. |
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