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September electricity prices
September electricity prices show the impact of spring
September typically sees lowered demand and increased inflows into the hydrological storage lakes, and 2003 was no exception.
Both the storage and inflow trends helped create downward pressure on prices. The average price for September at the Haywards reference node was 5.19 c/kWh, down from the August price of 6.66 c/kWh. Benmore, the South Island reference node, also decreased from 6.39 c/kWh to 5.05 c/kWh. The average price at Otahuhu, a typical upper North Island reference node, decreased to 5.30c/kWh from 6.44c/kWh.
Inflows for the month were 115% of average, leading to an increase in hydro-storage levels. On 1 September national storage was 1877 GWh, 80% of average. By the end of the month, this had increased to 2177 GWh, 101% of average.
As a result of warming
temperatures, the average daily demand across New Zealand
was 103.5 GWh, down from 108.3GWh in August. Demand for the
month was slightly higher than the September 2002 figure of
102.2 GWh.
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