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The Grid Exit Point (GXP) is at Transpower’s Stoke substation from which a load of 127MW is supplied at 33kV.
Grid Exit Point (GXP) means the point on the electricity transmission system at which the distribution network is connected or at which any embedded generators are deemed to be connected.
The Grid Exit Point (GXP) is at Transpower’s Stoke substation from which a load of 130MW is supplied at 33kV.
Large Bulk Greater than 2500 kVA capacity; 3 connections Tariffs are based on demand on network and coincident demand at the source Grid Exit Point.
Transpower’s Invercargill Transmission Grid Exit Point (GXP) substation is the 33 kV supply point for both the Invercargill and Bluff network areas.
Unlike many other regional networks the company has a single point of supply from the National Grid to the Grid Exit Point (GXP) in Blenheim.
NEL has a fibre link between its Zone Substation and Transpower’s Grid Exit Point at Stoke for the purpose of monitoring load and for 33kV feeder protection.
Bulk Greater than 200 kVA capacity; 21 connections Tariffs are based on demand on the network and coincident demand at the source Grid Exit Point.
The Motupipi Grid Exit Point substation is a single transformer bank 66/33kV substation.
Four feeders are installed from the Grid Exit Point to supply a single 33kV/11kV Zone Substation at Haven Road, Nelson.