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Uganda: Electricity Act 1999

Uganda: Electricity Act 1999, image of power lines

Publication Date:

Nov 01, 1999

Sector:

Energy and Power

Region:

Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA)

Language:

Nature:

Laws and Regulations

Country:

Electricity Act 1999 - An Act to provide for the establishment of the Electricity Regulatory Authority; to provide for its functions, powers and administration; to provide for the generation, transmission, distribution, sale and use of electricity; to provide for the licensing and control of activities in the electricity sector; to provide for plant and equipment and for matters relating to safety; to liberalize and introduce competition in the electricity sector; to repeal the Electricity Act, Cap 135 and the Uganda Electricity Board (Special provisions) Act, Cap. 136; to provide for a successor Company to the Uganda Electricity Board, and for connected purposes.

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Ref: Uganda Electricity_Act1999

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