New Zealand Gazette – 2005 – No. 132

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✨ Electricity reliability performance measures

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8, 11,
12, 15,
16, 19. SAIDI, SAIFI and CAIDI by interruption class and in total for 2002:

Network or generation owner	Interruption class	Classification of interruptions	SAIDI (minutes per connected consumer)	SAIFI (interruptions per connected consumer)	CAIDI (minutes per consumer interrupted)
Orion	B	Planned shutdowns	5	0.02	253
	C	Unplanned cuts	33	0.58	58
			38	0.60	64
Transpower	A	Planned shutdowns	0	0.00	0
	D	Unplanned cuts	8	0.10	76
			8	0.10	76
			46	0.70	66

Interruption classes E, F and G do not apply to the company and consequently the results are all zero.

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

9, 13
& 17 SAIDI, SAIFI and CAIDI targets for the next financial year:

Network owner	Interruption class	Classification of interruptions	SAIDI Target 2006	SAIFI Target 2006	CAIDI Target 2006
Orion	B	Planned shutdowns	8.0	0.08	105
	C	Unplanned cuts	55.0	0.67	82

10, 14
& 18 SAIDI, SAIFI and CAIDI targets for the next five financial years:

Network or generation owner	Interruption class	Classification of interruptions	SAIDI Average target 2006 - 2010	SAIFI Average target 2006 - 2010	CAIDI Average target 2006 - 2010
Orion	B	Planned shutdowns	8.0	0.08	105
	C	Unplanned cuts	55.0	0.67	82

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