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✨ Electricity Reliability Statistics

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NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

No. 108

Reliability Performance Measures

Total number of interruptions together with a breakdown of the total according to interruptions class.

INTERRUPTION CLASS

Class A - being a planned interruption by Trans Power

Class B - being a planned interruption by any line owner (other than Trans Power)

Class C - being an unplanned interruption orginating within the works of the principal line owner, where those works are used for the supply of line function services

Class D - being an unplanned interruption originating within the works of Trans Power, where those works are used for supply of line function services

Class E - being an unplanned interruption originating within works used, by the Corporation, for the generation of electricity

Class F - being an unplanned interruption originating within works used, by persons other than the Corporation, for the generation of electricity

Class G - being any interruption not referred to in any of paragraphs (a) of (f) of this definition

Total Interruptions

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

Total number of faults per 100 circuit kilometres of underground together with a breakdown according to nominal line voltages

1996
No of Faults

203

238

442

1996
6.8

Nil

1995

178

322

502

1995
9.15

Nil

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