Common use of POLICY INTENDED CONSUMER USAGE SERVICE PERFORMANCE REPORTING MEASURE FREQUENCY OF REPORTING Clause in Contracts

POLICY INTENDED CONSUMER USAGE SERVICE PERFORMANCE REPORTING MEASURE FREQUENCY OF REPORTING. available Supply is in normal supply circumstances available within the following time periods, 7 days each week: Supply available from 11 pm to 7 am At other times the supply is De-energised. the specified time periods and be charged on the basis of the relevant Controlled Supply Price Category or Tariff Option in accordance with schedule 9, the Distributor will provide appropriate load control signals to automatically energise and de-energise the supply. The controlled appliances will be connected (and remain connected) to a load control relay that operates automatically some residential hot water cylinders, where adequate performance is provided by the limited periods of supply provided in this category. day, the number of excess hours of control and the number of ICPs affected. the maximum period of control is exceeded, if this information is reasonably available to the Distributor. Time period when electricity supply is available 3. Controlled Supply for Streetlights Supply is intended to be continuously available during the hours of darkness, 7 days each week. If the Consumer (usually a Territorial Local Authority or Transit NZ) has elected to receive a streetlight controlled supply and be charged on the basis of the relevant Controlled Supply Price Category or Tariff Option in accordance with schedule 9, the Distributor Streetlights and other lights (e.g. billboard lights, bus shelter lights and public amenity lights) connected to streetlight circuits. The number of hours on any day where supply is not provided during the hours of darkness and the number of streetlight feeders affected. The Distributor will notify the Retailer if supply is not provided during the hours of darkness, if this information is reasonably known by the Distributor.