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✨ Electricity Performance Statistics

MercuryEnergy

Mercury Energy Limited and Subsidiaries

Performance Measures and Statistics for the year ended 31 March 1997 continued

For the Purposes of The Electricity (Information Disclosure) Regulations 1994

FIRST SCHEDULE - PART III continued

2. Statistics continued

	1997	1996	1995
(d) Transformer capacity (MVA)	2,613.45	2,835.24	2,535.58
(e) Maximum demand (in kilowatts)	939,662	851,656	749,826
(f) Total electricity supplied from the system (in kilowatt hours)	4,367,119,190	4,453,647,269	4,052,907,567
(g) Total amount of electricity (in kilowatt hours) conveyed through the system on behalf of other persons, that are electricity retailers or generators, not being persons that are in a prescribed business relationship with Mercury Energy	107,232,001	24,953,175	4,323,226
(h) Total customers (average)	246,684	243,765	242,859

FIRST SCHEDULE - PART IV

Reliability performance measures

Interruptions

Total number of Interruptions according to class:

Class	Description	1997	1996	1995
A	Planned Trans Power interruption	-	-	-
B	Planned interruption by a Line Operator (other than Trans Power)	104	239	454
C	Unplanned interruption originating within the principal Line Owners works	662	475	466
D	Unplanned Trans Power interruption	8	48	2
E	Unplanned ECNZ interruption	-	-	-
F	Unplanned interruption originating from a generator other than ECNZ	-	-	-
G	Other	-	-	-

| Total | | 774 | 762 | 992 |

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