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Case study regional utility company

The St. Bishop Utilities Company or SBU for short is the largest and only utility company in the Empire. It controls all public water works and electric works in the Empire. They also maintain all water dams and electric plants across the Empire. Their headquarters is in St. Bishop. It is a solely owned public utility company under the administration of the Imperial Ministry of Energy.  

History[]

The St. Bishop Utilities Company was founded by act of the Imperial Senate to establish a core utility company for the United Kingdom and her territories. As such all four kingdoms which comprise the United Kingdom, Russia, Athens, Puerto Rico, and Snelly all rely on the company for their electric, gas, water, and sewer treatments which have plants across all major cities and villages which require those services and or are connected to the system.

Power Plants[]

SBU has invested trillions of dollars in two massive Plasma Power Generating Plants one is in the city of St. Bishop and the other is in St. Augustine. Combined the two stations create over 99% of all the electricity on the Imperial Electrical Grid which connects the United Kingdom through underground and underwater cables. The remaining 1% of electricity is developed by smaller generating stations burning renewable gases, solar energy or tidal wave generation and wind energy. It is illegal in the United Kingdom by religious and Imperial Law to dam any of the rivers to form energy needs, as such, there are no hydroelectric plants in the United Kingdom.

Water[]

Water is considered a divine resource and is protected in the Constitution. As such, the company provides under all forms of the law free access to free drinking water to all citizens of the United Kingdom. This is done through a system of pumps, wells, and desalination plants along the coast and rivers. The largest source of drinking water for the United Kingdom is the Tellawow River and it's greater tributaries which provide over 80% of all drinking water in the SBU system.

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