Press Release

Press Release

September 2010 and FY2010 1st Half Power Generated and Purchased

October 08, 2010
Chubu Electric Power Co.,Inc.

Overview of September 2010

  • The volume of power generated and purchased exceeded YOY the volume of the same period one year ago, ending at 112.2%.

Overview of FY2010 1st half

  • The volume of power generated and purchased exceeded YOY the volume of the same period one year ago, ending at 109.9%.

1. Volume of power generated and purchased

(Units: GWh, %)

September 2010

FY2010 1st half total

Power generated and purchased
(% of previous year) 

12,417
(112.2)

71,431
(109.9)

Internally-generated power
Breakdown:
Hydro power
(% of previous year)

634
(110.0)

5,536
(107.2)

Internally-generated power
Thermal power
(% of previous year)

8,568
(98.1)

 47,271
(102.5)

Internally-generated power
Nuclear power
(% of previous year)

1,611
(461.8)

9,852
(224.9)

Internally-generated power
Wind power
(% of previous year)

1
(-)

6
(-)

Received from other sources
(% of previous year)

1,603
(113.6)

8,766
(94.0)

2. Maximum power monthly three-day average


(Units: MW, %)

September 2010

FY2010 1st half total

Maximum power three-day average
(% of previous year) 

26,560
(114.8)

26,980
(113.0)

*Calculated by taking the average from the three days within the applicable month on which the highest volume of electricity is recorded.
The days used to calculate the maximum power three-day average for the 1st half occurred in August.

 

3. Flow rate


(Unit: %)

September 2010

FY2010 1st half total

Flow rate

80.1

111.2

*Flow rate = (Volume of hydro-generated electricity/Average hydro-generated electricity for past 30 years) ×100
Results greater than 100% denote high water flows; results less than 100% denote low water flows.

4. Rate of use of nuclear facilities


(Unit: %)

September 2010

FY2010 1st half total

Rate of use of nuclear facilities

63.8

64.0

*Hamaoka Nuclear Power Station Reactor No. 5 operations have been suspended since August 11, 2009 (periodic inspection)

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