PUC Annual ReportâFiscal Year 2004-05 - Public Utilities Commission
PUC Annual ReportâFiscal Year 2004-05 - Public Utilities Commission
PUC Annual ReportâFiscal Year 2004-05 - Public Utilities Commission
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<strong>Public</strong> <strong>Utilities</strong> <strong>Commission</strong> <strong>Annual</strong> Report <strong>2004</strong>-<strong>05</strong>State of Hawaii Page 71130.00Figure 45HECO System Average Interruption Duration (SAID)(Lower is better)120.00118.81110.00100.0095.03100.39Minutes90.0080.0070.0088.7576.5860.0<strong>05</strong>0.0040.002000 2001 2002* 2003 <strong>2004</strong>**<strong>Year</strong>*Data normalized to exclude 12/19/02 AES Load Shedding outage**Data normalized to exclude 1/14/04-1/15/04 High Winds, 2/26/04-2/28/04 Storm, and 3/3/04Pukele OutagesFigure 45 shows the SAID indices for the past five (5) years. It shows that the <strong>2004</strong> SAIDof 100.39 minutes was the second highest during the last five (5) years. The SAID is thecomposite of both the SAIF and CAID indices and produces a broader benchmark of systemreliability by combining both the duration and the number of customer interruptions during a givenperiod of time. The higher SAID result was due to an increase in the CAID statistics as notedpreviously.2. MECO <strong>2004</strong> SERVICE QUALITY – NORMALIZED RESULTS.The following MECO electric utility service quality discussion is based on or excerpteddirectly from the MECO <strong>Annual</strong> Service Reliability Report <strong>2004</strong> submitted to the <strong>Commission</strong> byMECO. The report covers the <strong>2004</strong> calendar year. A complete copy is available for review at the<strong>Commission</strong>’s office and will be made available on the <strong>Commission</strong>’s website.The average number of electric customers increased from 60,651 in 2003 to 61,846 in<strong>2004</strong> (a 1.97% increase). The peak <strong>2004</strong> demand for the system was 210.9 MW (gross) thatoccurred on October 11, <strong>2004</strong>. This peak <strong>2004</strong> demand is now the highest peak demand for thesystem, increasing from 202.0 MW (gross) on December 30, 2003 (a 4.4% increase).To determine the relative level of reliability, the statistics for four (4) prior years,2000 through 2003, are used for comparison.