AES Barry Operations Ltd.
Regulations 3(2) and 4(2) Schedule 2 Part I Form of Application for a Private Electricity Supply Licence or Extension
(Where, for any question, insufficient room has been provided, the answer should be
continued on a separate sheet.) 1. Full name of the applicant(s): AES BARRY OPERATIONS
LTD. 2. Address of the applicant(s) or, in the case of a body corporate, the registered
or principal office: AES Barry Power Station, Sully Moors Road, Sully, Vale of Glamorgan
CF64 5YU. 3. Where the applicant is a company, the full names of the current Directors
and the Company’s registered number: Peter Norgeot, Keith Moss. Registered Number:
3210172. 4. Where a holding of 20 per cent or more of the shares (see Note 1) of an
applicant is held by a body corporate or partnership or an unincorporated association
carrying on a trade or business with or without a view to profit, the name(s) and
address(es) of the holder(s) of such shares shall be provided: AES Electric Ltd.,
18 Parkshot, Richmond, Surrey TW9 2RG. 5. Desired date from which the licence is to
take effect: 1st June 1999. 6. A sufficient description adequately specifying (see
Note 2) the nature and situation of the premises intended to be supplied, separately
identifying premises within the power bands specified in and to the extent provided
by paragraph 7 below: Blagden Chemicals Ltd., Sully, South Glamorgan CF64 5YU. Power
supply requirement: 11 kv 10 mva. 7. (a) Subject to sub-paragraph (b) indicate the
total number of premises intended to be supplied in each power band as shown in the
table below, together with the aggregate energy forecast to be supplied and the aggregate
estimated maximum demand (see Note 3) for each power band. (b) If the date in paragraph
5 above is on or after 1st April 1994 then only Power Band A shall be completed and
if the said date is on or after 1st April 1998 then this paragraph shall cease to
have effect.
| Power Band |
Number of premises |
Aggregate maximum demand |
Energy (GWh) to be supplied |
| (A) Not exceeding 0.1 MW |
n/a |
n/a |
n/a |
| (B) Exceeding 0.1 MW but not exceeding 1.0 MW |
n/a |
n/a |
n/a |
8. A description of the system of electric lines and electrical plant by means of
which the applicant intends to supply electricity, indicating which plant and lines
are to be constructed and which are existing plant and lines, and further identifying
any parts of that system which will not be owned by or otherwise in the possession
or control of the applicant: A 10 MVA interconnector cable has been laid in the ground
between the AES Barry Power Station and switchgear room E202 at the Blagden site (see
map). The 11 kv 10 mva supply is fed from a third winding on the power station houseload
transformer via a circuit breaker. The connection at E202 is via a breaker/tie breaker
arrangement allowing the switchgear to be supplied from other sources. An interlocking
arrangement prevents the power sources being connected together. AES Barry operations
own the 3 breakers, and Blagden Chemicals will operate the 2 breakers on their site.
9. A statement of the extent (if any) to which the applicant considers it necessary
for powers under Schedule 3 (compulsory acquisition of land etc.) and under Schedule
4 (other powers etc.) to the Act to be given through the licence for which he is applying:
n/a. 10. Details of any licences held, applied for or being applied for by the applicant
in respect of the generation, transmission or supply of electricity: Generation Licence
Class 1 Trading Site.
Note 1. Reference to shares: (a) in relation to an applicant with a share capital, are to
allotted shares; (b) in relation to an applicant with capital but no share capital,
are to rights to share in the capital of the applicant; (c) in relation to an applicant
without capital, are to interests— (i) conferring any right to share in the profits
or liability to contribute to the losses of the applicant; or (ii) giving rise to
an obligation to contribute to the debts or expenses of the applicant in the event
of a winding-up.
Note 2. The description should enable the areas, location or premises concerned to be adequately
and readily identified, by map if the applicant so desires or by any other convenient
means. The following examples of descriptions that might be used are not exhaustive
and are by way of illustration only: the area or premises might be identified by the
name of the customers and/or postal address of the premises to be supplied; described
by reference to a named street or road, town, city, village, parish, county or other
accepted boundary, such as Local Authority Area; or described by reference to certain
other characteristics such as the type of premises or the maximum electrical demand
to be met at those premises.
Note 3. (a) For premises already receiving electricity for a period in excess of 12 months,
whether from the applicant or anyone else, maximum demand shall be calculated as the
average of the three highest monthly maximum demands in the preceding 12 months; or
(b) For premises not already so receiving electricity, maximum demand shall be calculated
as the average of the 3 highest monthly maximum demands which might reasonably be
expected by the applicant to be supplied in the first 12 months of supply.
