Although not strictly adjusting the resolution of the data some reports also use the time scale parameter to select specific time segments (like seasons) allowing trends for information for the same time segment to be displayed. Time scale adjusts the temporal resolution of the data presented (e.g. These businesses will have a commercial or industrial ICP. Network connected business demand includes demand from all other businesses that are neither residential or directly connected to the grid. Options are available to include or exclude the load from NZAS from the grid connected demand. Grid connected demand is large industrial loads that are directly connected to the grid and also includes any demand at grid connected generation sites. Options are also available to assess the significance of demand with or without New Zealand Aluminium Smelter (NZAS) demand included.īusiness demand can be segmented in the reconciliation system by how it is connected to the electricity system. The demand trends are available from 1 October 2010 when a residential ICPs were able to be identified in the registry.īusiness demand can be shown as absolute numbers (in GWh) or as a proportion of regional demand for zones or Islands or national demand. Business demand is derived by simply subtracting the estimated residential total demand from total reconciled demand. Residential demand is derived from monthly EIEP1 files by adjusting to account for network losses and scaling to account for missing ICPs to form an estimate of total residential demand. The current reconciliation process is unable to segment demand by the type of use. This report presents the remaining reconciled demand after the demand residential consumers impose on the system has been accounted for. Get the complete report in CSV format here.

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