magnox electric造句

• The remaining Magnox reactors remained in public ownership as Magnox Electric.
• On 30 January 1998 Magnox Electric was merged into BNFL as BNFL Magnox Generation.
• The oldest reactors, the Magnox sites, were not attractive for commercial operations and remained in public ownership as Magnox Electric.
• The splitting process created a separate company in 1996 called'Magnox Electric'to hold the older Magnox reactors, later combined with BNFL.
• It consisted of the nuclear assets of the South of Scotland Electricity Board, which were later absorbed into the 1996 founded companies-Magnox Electric and British Energy.
• The splitting process created a separate company in 1996 called'Magnox Electric'- which would hold a proportion of the old CEGB's nuclear stations, its older Magnox reactors.
• The assets of Magnox Electric were later combined with BNFL in 1998, and eventually operated and managed by US based EnergySolutions through its June 2007 acquisition of the BNFL subsidiary-Reactor Sites Management Company.
• The power station is managed by Magnox Ltd, formerly Magnox North, formerly British Nuclear Group, formerly Magnox Electric, formerly Nuclear Electric, formerly National Power, formerly the Central Electricity Generating Board ( CEGB ).
• This was to be run in conjunction with the Snowdonia National Park Study Centre, and school visits to the Trawsfynydd Nuclear Power Station whose parent company, Magnox Electric, was keen on educating the next generation of energy consumers.
• The sale also included Magnox Electric Limited ( MEL ), a wholly owned subsidiary of RSMC, which holds the contracts and licences to operate ten nuclear reactor sites in the UK on behalf of the Nuclear Decommissioning Authority ( NDA ).
• In January 2007 BNFL announced that it would sell BNG's Magnox reactor sites operating business, Reactor Sites Management Company Ltd . It was later sold in June 2007 along with its subsidiary that held the operating contracts with the NDA, Magnox Electric, to EnergySolutions.
• So in " Eastwood v Magnox Electric plc ", a school teacher who also suffered psychiatric injury, but as a result of harassment and victimisation while he still worked, could claim for a full measure of damages for the breach of mutual trust and confidence.
• BNFL created a new subsidiary,'Reactor Sites Management Company'('RSMC'), to manage and operate Magnox Electric on behalf of the NDA . In June 2007, BNFL sold RSMC to the newly formed US company EnergySolutions; and transferred operational and management responsibilities of Magnox sites to the US company.
• ""'Eastwood v Magnox Electric plc " "'[ 2004 ] UKHL 35 is a UK labour law case concerning damages for wrongful dismissal, which were held to not be limited if a breach of contract occurs during the performance of the contract, rather than at the point of termination.
• The site was then operated under the two-tier Site Management Company / Site License Company ( SMC / SLC ) model by British Nuclear Group s Reactor Sites business as SMC and Magnox Electric Ltd as the SLC . In June 2007, EnergySolutions LLC bought the Reactor Sites Management Company Ltd ( consisting of two operational divisions, Magnox North and Magnox South ) from British Nuclear Group.
• On 1 October 2008, Magnox Electric was split into two companies based on the locations of the sites . "'Magnox North "'became the operator of Chapelcross, Hunterston A, Oldbury, Trawsfynydd and Wylfa . "'Magnox South "'became and operator of Berkeley, Bradwell, Dungeness, Hinkley Point A and Sizewell A . Both companies continued to be managed by RSMC.