New Zealand Gazette – 1996 – No. 125

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✨ Electricity Reliability Statistics

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5-10. SAIDI, SAIFI and CAIDI by interruption class and in total for 1995/96:

Network or Generation Owner	Disclosure Regulation Class	Classification of Interruptions	SAIDI (Minutes per Connected-Customer)	SAIFI (Interruptions per Connected Customer)	CAIDI (Minutes per Customer Interrupted)
Southpower	B	Planned Shutdowns	30.5	0.166	184.0
	C	Unplanned Cuts	46.4	0.798	58.1
		Subtotal	76.9	0.964	79.7
Trans Power	A	Planned Shutdowns	0.4	0.003	136.0
	D	Unplanned Cuts	6.4	0.260	24.7
		Subtotal	6.8	0.263	26.0
		TOTAL	83.7	1.227	68.2

SAIDI, SAIFI & CAIDI by interruption class and in total for 1994/95:

Network or Generation Owner	Disclosure Regulation Class	Classification of Interruptions	SAIDI (Minutes per Connected-Customer)	SAIFI (Interruptions per Connected Customer)	CAIDI (Minutes per Customer Interrupted)
Southpower	B	Planned Shutdowns	28.2	0.148	190.5
	C	Unplanned Cuts	73.5	1.255	58.6
		Subtotal	101.7	1.403	72.5
Trans Power	A	Planned Shutdowns	0.2	0.006	25.6
	D	Unplanned Cuts	1.6	0.054	29.9
		Subtotal	1.8	0.061	29.5
		TOTAL	103.5	1.464	70.7

Disclosure Regulation classes E, F and G do not apply to Southpower, and consequently results are all zero.

Note that these are Southpower’s overall reliability performance indices. Refer to Southpower’s 1995/96 Annual Report for the results by urban and rural areas.

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