0 an organization that supplies the public with water, gas, or electricity
1 a company that supplies water, gas, or electricity to people:
Transportation, public utilities and construction accounted for another 14,000 jobs.
The public utility societies have done most excellent work.
The cable industry, more than any other public utility contractor, has the strongest possible incentive to carry out good reinstatement.
Work on this scheme has been delayed by difficult soil conditions and the need to maintain public utility services.
The whole theory upon which public utility societies are invited to build houses is wrong.
It also puts the question of public utility services on the right footing.
On the other hand, legislation on public utility services cannot be allowed to preserve service monopolies.
One of the public utility companies was operating a sewer line excavation site in the area where water blasters were used to remove concrete from old underground sewer lines.
Expropriation is only possible for public utility and only when there has been adequate compensation and provision for the owners to appeal to a court of law.
