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Planning Regulation where power demand and supply gap has to be regulated.

They may offer the best hope for bridging part of the electricity supply gap facing these two countries.

A demand supply gap was created by energy companies, mainly Enron, to create an artificial shortage.

Mr. Cheney used the figure to dramatize the need to mobilize public and private resources to close a supply gap.

Saudi Arabia holds most of the world's spare crude output capacity, and no other producer could quickly fill supply gaps. "

A third-party logistics provider can also be involved to make sure that the buyer has the required level of inventory by adjusting the demand and supply gaps.

Warranty Direct also supplies GAP (Guaranteed Asset Protection) Insurance.

The demise of Lima in 2004 left a significant supply gap for some of the key classes of the British Diesel and Electric locos range.

Experts on the panel said Saudi Arabia's stated intention to fill in the supply gaps made the outlook for oil markets more favorable than it was after the sudden Iraqi invasion of Kuwait in 1990.

Despite the opera's warm reception, he wrote on 7 January 1892, shortly after the premiere, "I had to make rough & ready alterations to supply gaps - musical gaps - caused by poor Cellier's inability to complete his work.

Chris Baldwin, head of student housing at property consultant DJD, said: "The fact remains we are still a long way from filling the supply gap and this level of undersupply looks unlikely to ease any time soon.

While no amount of enlargement could possibly have made the work literally complete, these additions supplied gaps in Kobbé's unfinished manuscript, some works of importance which appeared after his death, and others (such as Simone Boccanegra) which had important revivals.

The Productivity Commission submission to the climate change review, stated that energy generators have warned that big coal-fired power stations are at of risk "crashing out of the system", and leaving huge supply gaps and price spikes if the transition is not carefully managed.