british gas
1British Gas — is the name of several companies*British Gas plc the former gas monopoly in the United Kingdom and its successor companies. **Centrica which has the rights to the British Gas name in the UK **BG Group which has the rights to the British Gas name… …
2British Gas — [British Gas] the largest company supplying gas to homes and businesses in Britain, part of Centrica which supplies gas in many countries. It used to be a nationalized industry but was sold to private owners in 1986 …
3British Gas — Pour les articles homonymes, voir British Gas (homonymie). British Gas plc était anciennement le nom d un fournisseur de gaz naturel qui détenait le monopole au …
4British Gas plc — Infobox Company company name = British Gas company company type = Defunct foundation = 1986 Dissolved 1997 location = key people = industry = Utilities products = Gas Group turnover = operating income = num employees = parent = subsid = homepage …
5British Gas (homonymie) — Cette page d’homonymie répertorie les différents sujets et articles partageant un même nom. British Gas est une expression anglaise (en français : « gaz britannique ») qui est utilisée des façons suivantes : British Gas plc… …
6British Gas — the largest company supplying gas to homes and businesses in Britain. It used to be a nationalized industry but was sold to private owners in 1986. * * * …
7British Energy — Group Rechtsform Public limited company (Plc) Gründung 1995 Sitz …
8Gas Light and Coke Company — The Gas Light and Coke Company (also known as the Westminster Gas Light and Coke Company), was a company involved in the business of gas lighting and coking. It was located on the Horseferry Road in London s Westminster district.The company was… …
9Gas Light and Coke Company — Article principal : Gaz d éclairage. Gas Light and Coke Company Création 1812 Disparition 1949 Personnages clés Frédéric Albert Winsor, fondateur …
10British anti-invasion preparations of World War II — entailed a large scale division of military and civilian mobilization in response to the threat of invasion by German armed forces in 1940 and 1941. The army needed to recover from the defeat of the British Expeditionary Force in France, and 1.5… …
