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✨ Electricity Performance Measures

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

No. 84

ELECTRICITY ASHBURTON LIMITED LINE BUSINESS ACTIVITY PERFORMANCE MEASURES AND STATISTICS

DISCLOSURE OF FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE MEASURES AND EFFICIENCY MEASURES PURSUANT TO REGULATION 13 OF THE ELECTRICITY (INFORMATION DISCLOSURE) REGULATIONS 1994

1. Financial Performance Measures

(a) Accounting return on total assets: 2.0%

(b) Accounting return on equity: 0.8%

2. Efficiency performance measures

(a) Direct line costs per kilometre: $1,247 / km

(b) Indirect line costs per electricity customer: $32 / customer

DISCLOSURE OF ENERGY EFFICIENCY PERFORMANCE MEASURES AND STATISTICS PURSUANT TO REGULATION 15 OF THE ELECTRICITY (INFORMATION DISCLOSURE) REGULATIONS 1994

1. Energy Delivery Efficiency Performance Measures

(a) Load Factor: 58.9%

(b) Loss Ratio: 6.8%

2. Statistics

Network Length	Overhead (b)	Underground (c)	Total (a)
33kV	248 km	3 km	251 km
11kV	1,723 km	47 km	1,770 km
400 V	120 km	83 km	203 km
TOTAL	2,091 km	133 km	2,224 km

(d) Distribution transformer capacity: 194,569 kVA

(e) Maximum demand: 49,047 kW

(f) Total electricity supplied from Network: 235,757,754 kWh

(g) Total electricity conveyed for other persons: 0 kWh

(h) Total customers: 12,915

DISCLOSURE OF RELIABILITY PERFORMANCE MEASURES PURSUANT TO REGULATION 16 OF THE ELECTRICITY (INFORMATION DISCLOSURE) REGULATIONS 1994

1. Total number of interruptions

	Number of Interruptions
B - planned by line owner	217
C - unplanned by line owner	225
D - unplanned by Trans Power	4
A, E, F + G	0
TOTAL	446

2. Total number of faults per 100 circuit kilometres of prescribed voltage electric line

| TOTAL | 11.13 |
| 33kV | 2.39 |
| 11kV | 12.37 |

3. Total number of faults per 100 circuit kilometres of underground prescribed voltage electric line

| TOTAL | 2.00 |
| 33kV | - |
| 11kV | 2.14 |

4. Total number of faults per 100 circuit kilometres of overhead prescribed voltage electric line

| TOTAL | 11.36 |
| 33kV | 2.42 |
| 11kV | 12.65 |

5. The SAIDI for the total of interruptions

249.11

6. The SAIDI within each interruption class

Class	SAIDI
B - planned by line owner	58.22
C - unplanned by line owner	126.65
D - unplanned by Trans Power	64.24
A, E, F + G	0.00

7. The SAIFI for the total number of interruptions

2.21

8. The SAIFI within each interruption class

Class	SAIFI
B - planned by line owner	0.29
C - unplanned by line owner	1.09
D - unplanned by Trans Power	0.83
A, E, F + G	0.00

9. The CAIDI for the total of all interruptions

112.72

10. The CAIDI within each interruption class

Class	CAIDI
B - planned by line owner	200.76
C - unplanned by line owner	116.19
D - unplanned by Trans Power	77.40
A, E, F + G	0.00

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