New Zealand Gazette – 1995 – No. 118

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✨ Electricity Substation and Feeder Statistics

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NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

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TABLE 18

SUBSTATION & FEEDER	TOTAL kVA	No of Tx's	LINE LGTH	CABLE LGTH	TOTAL Custs	TOTAL kWh	WINTER PEAK kWh	WINTER DAY kWh	SUMMER DAY kWh
EIL CITY E	125,585	372	70	300	15,350	220,000,000	50,975,663	78,589,768	76,083,494
EIL BLUFF E	9,150	40	15	2	1,000	15,000,000	3,536,632	5,452,466	5,278,583
TPC URBAN U	71,983	600	124.30	127.07	8,484	136,103,000	29,278,997	45,227,306	54,464,907
TPC RURAL R	208,644	7,781	5,263	0	21,363	269,384,210	54,169,748	83,888,510	112,923,844
TPC ISOLATED I	2,432	176	241.00	0.00	237	2,036,673	414,721	637,264	870,715

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