New Zealand Gazette – 2011 – No. 80

Page 1879

✨ Gas Disclosure Statistics

8 JUNE 2011 NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, No. 80 1879

Disclosure under the Gas (Information Disclosure) Regulations 1997
Maui Development Limited
May 2011

3.3 Statistics

	Oct-Dec 2005	Jan-Dec 2006	Jan-Dec 2007	Jan-Dec 2008	Jan-Dec 2009	Jan-Dec 2010
System Length (km)	308.77	308.277	308.277	308.277	308.277	308.277
Maximum Monthly Flow (GJ)	8,148,000	10,834,000	13,523,931	13,035,190	12,487,882	12,144,460
Total Amount of Gas Conveyed (GJ)	23,657,000	114,627,000	137,116,559	133,152,233	134,266,062	128,637,477
Total Amount of Gas Conveyed for Wholesalers or Retailers (GJ)	18,188,000	79,101,000	81,278,360	82,889,762	104,170,089	66,179,474
Total Customers	4.0	10.5	13.0	13.0	12.5	12.0

4. REGULATION 18: RELIABILITY PERFORMANCE MEASURES

4.1 Estimates, Assumptions and Adjustments

For the Maui pipeline, unplanned interruptions have been counted in four ways:

An interruption in the supply of Maui gas into the pipeline, whether or not there was any effect on users. Figures are available up to the end of October 2006. This measure became inadequate as substantial amounts of gas from non-Maui sources became available.
A curtailment of a nominated shipment through the pipeline for any reason. This measure has been used since November 2006. The possible reasons for curtailment include matters outside the pipeline operator's control such as failure of a party to supply gas as scheduled, or failure of a party to take gas from the pipeline as scheduled, or force majeure events affecting pipeline delivery or off take. A curtailment may only affect some pipeline customers, with others unaffected.
A curtailment or interruption due to the failure of the pipeline or pipeline equipment. There have been no failures of this type in the periods reported on.
High pressure incidents considered are those that required curtailment to mitigate an over pressure situation.

Records kept using the different methods are not directly comparable.

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