Table Ausgrid’s Peak, Shoulder and Off-peak Periods for residential customers Current Vs – – Proposed New Seasonal Peak Period Definition from 1 Time Period Existing Definition July 2018 Peak period From 2 pm 8 pm on N/A – working weekdays Summer peak From 2pm 8pm on working weekdays during 1 – N/A period November and 31 March (inclusive) Winter peak From 5pm 9pm on working weekdays during 1 – N/A period June to 31 August (inclusive) Note: In simple terms, the shoulder period Shoulder period From 7 am 2 pm and 8 pm – runs from 7am to 10pm every day, except 10pm on working – where a peak period applies during that weekdays period. From 7am to 10pm on In the summer months, from 7am to 2pm and weekends and public from 8 pm to 10pm on working weekdays holidays In the winter months, from 7am to 5pm and from 9pm to 10pm In the non-summer and non-winter months, from 7am to 10pm on working weekdays. From 7am to 10pm on weekends and public holidays. Off-peak period All other times All other times Source: Ausgrid 2015 Table 12 Ausgrid’s Peak, Shoulder and Off-peak Periods for small, medium and large business – customers Current Vs Proposed – New Seasonal Peak Period Definition from 1 Time Period Existing Definition July 2018 Peak period From 2 pm 8 pm on N/A – working weekdays Summer peak From 2 pm 8 pm on working weekdays during 1 – N/A period November and 31 March (inclusive) From 2 pm 8 pm on working weekdays during 1 – Winter peak period N/A June to 31 August (inclusive) Shoulder period From 7 am 2 pm and In the summer and winter months, from 7 am 2 – – 8 pm 10pm on pm and 8 pm 10pm on working weekdays – – working weekdays In the non-summer and non-winter months, from For business 7am 10 pm on working weekdays – customers only, from 7am to 10pm on weekends Off-peak period All times All other times
Table – Ausgrid’s Peak, Shoulder and Off-peak Periods for residential customers – Current Vs Proposed Time Period Existing Definition New Seasonal Peak Period Definition from 1 July 2018 Peak period From 2 pm – 8 pm on working weekdays N/A Summer peak period N/A From 2pm – 8pm on working weekdays during 1 November and 31 March (inclusive) Winter peak period N/A From 5pm – 9pm on working weekdays during 1 June to 31 August (inclusive) Shoulder period From 7 am – 2 pm and 8 pm – 10pm on working weekdays From 7am to 10pm on weekends and public holidays Note: In simple terms, the shoulder period runs from 7am to 10pm every day, except where a peak period applies during that period. In the summer months, from 7am to 2pm and from 8 pm to 10pm on working weekdays In the winter months, from 7am to 5pm and from 9pm to 10pm In the non-summer and non-winter months, from 7am to 10pm on working weekdays. From 7am to 10pm on weekends and public holidays. Off-peak period All other times All other times Source: Ausgrid 2015 Table 12 – Ausgrid’s Peak, Shoulder and Off-peak Periods for small, medium and large business customers – Current Vs Proposed Time Period Existing Definition New Seasonal Peak Period Definition from 1 July 2018 Peak period From 2 pm – 8 pm on working weekdays N/A Summer peak period N/A From 2 pm – 8 pm on working weekdays during 1 November and 31 March (inclusive) Winter peak period N/A From 2 pm – 8 pm on working weekdays during 1 June to 31 August (inclusive) Shoulder period From 7 am – 2 pm and 8 pm – 10pm on working weekdays For business customers only, from 7am to 10pm on weekends In the summer and winter months, from 7 am – 2 pm and 8 pm – 10pm on working weekdays In the non-summer and non-winter months, from 7am – 10 pm on working weekdays Off-peak period All times All other times
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