A UK tax charged on the supply of electricity, gas, coal, and coke, as they are supplies that are regarded as leading to global warming. The levy is imposed by the Finance Act 2000 on any supply made on or after 1 April 2001.
Infrastructure, also known as social overhead capital, refers to the essential goods and services that require significant investments and are critical for the effective functioning of an economy. This includes elements like roads, railways, sewerage, and electricity supply.
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