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The affected customer numbers in 2012 decreased to 16.65 million CM!from the 20.8<br />

million CMI in 2011. This is a decrease of approximately 20.1% which is about the same<br />

decrease of the average interruption number per customer. This particular number went<br />

from 9.573 in 2011 to 7.614 in 2012.<br />

The majority of the customer interruptions in 2012, roughly 65% of the total, occurred<br />

during the months of May to September, inclusive, as shown in Fig. 4. Lightning, substation<br />

& line equipment failures, human error and animals were the main contributors to higher<br />

CMI during this period.<br />

PEF SAlOl Trending (2008-2012)<br />

Grid<br />

• Retail<br />

D Seminole<br />

2008 2009 201 0 2011 2012<br />

Y ear<br />

Fig.1 PEF SAIDI Trending (2008-2012)<br />

Grid KPis<br />

Customers<br />

(Thousands)<br />

CMI (Millions)<br />

SAID I<br />

CAIDI<br />

SAIFI<br />

FSO *<br />

2008 2009<br />

454.08 551 .89<br />

26.124 17.548<br />

11 .9 8.101<br />

57.53 31 .8<br />

0.28 0.42<br />

40 38<br />

2010 201 1<br />

499.04 337.592<br />

20.222 20.803<br />

9.336 9.573<br />

44.29 68.116<br />

0.2 0.16<br />

66 46<br />

2012<br />

336.43<br />

16.65<br />

7.614<br />

46.992<br />

0.136<br />

46<br />

Table 2: PEF Statistics (2008-2012)<br />

*Progress Energy proposes to transition to a FOHMY (Forced Outages per Hundred Miles<br />

per Year) metric in lieu of FSOs because the FOHMY metric measures the number of<br />

transmission line events, momentary AND sustained, that are incurred per hundred circuit<br />

miles per year.<br />

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