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| REGULATORY FRAMEWORK |
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| Energy Commission's (EC) Jurisdiction |
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| Pursuant to the Gas Supply Act 1993, a Gas Utility Licence (GUL) was issued to Gas Malaysia by the Director General, Department of Electricity and Gas Supply (DEGS) in September 1998. In January 2002, the DEGS was dissolved and its regulatory functions were taken over by the Energy Commission (EC). The Energy Commission was set up to enhance the effectiveness of regulatory control over the energy sector (i.e the electricity supply industry and the gas supply industry at reticulation stage.) |
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| To comply with the GUL conditions, Gas Malaysia regularly submit monthly and quarterly reports to the EC outlining issues relating to operating and maintaining the gas distribution systems and customer service. Under the terms of the license, various Codes and Statements of Performance have been submitted to the EC and are updated and modified on a continuous basis in line with market changes and international best practices. |
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Monitory & Regulatory Framework |
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| Economic Planning Unit's (EPU) Jurisdiction
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Gas Malaysia Sdn. Bhd., a product of the privatization process, is a joint venture company between Malaysia Mining Corporation -Shapadu Holdings Sdn Bhd, Tokyo Gas-Mitsui & Co Holdings Sdn Bhd, Petronas Gas Berhad and Petroliam Nasional Berhad. EPU has been entrusted with the role of overseeing and evaluating the achievements of privatised companies for the Prime Minister's Department. |
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