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September 10 1999
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Summer 1999 Electric Power
Supply
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1. Summer Peak Temperature Trends (average ,
July-August)
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<Appendix>
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Number of Full Summer Days and Balance between
Average Year and this Summer
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Sapporo
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Sendai
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Tokyo
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Nagoya
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Toyama
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Osaka
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Hiroshima
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Takamatsu
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Fukuoka
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Naha
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Average of 10
Cities
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No. of
Full Summer Days
(Balance)
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15
(7.9)
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25
(9.9)
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45
(9.1)
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45
(1.8)
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31
(0.2)
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51
(1.4)
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39
(-7.3)
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42
(-1.9)
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33
(-11.1)
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50
(-0.2)
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38
(1.0)
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Note: Balance shows average
number in July and August in an average year
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2. Peak Load and Daily Peak Load Record for this
Summer
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Company
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Peak Load
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Best Record
(date)
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Ratio
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Daily Peak
Load
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Best Record
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Ratio (compared to last
year)
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Hokkaido
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451
(1997/7/25)
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105.1
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89
(1997/7/31)
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105.4
(107.5)
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Tohoku
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1,359
(1998/7/28)
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106.2
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250
(1998/7/28)
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107.2
(107.2)
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Tokyo
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5,940
(1996/7/18)
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99.7
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1,078
(1996/7/18)
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99.2
(99.8)
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Chubu
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2,639
(1998/8/4)
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97.8
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472
(1998/8/4)
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98.4
(98.4)
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Hokuriku
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523
(1997/8/22)
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101.0
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94
(1997/8/22)
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102.8
(109.1)
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Kansai
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3,223
(1996/8/2)
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95.3
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579
(1998/8/4)
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96.2
(96.2)
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Chugoku
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1,127
(1996/8/2)
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94.7
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204
(1998/8/4)
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96.2
(96.2)
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Shikoku
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580
(1998/8/7)
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90.4
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106
(1998/8/7)
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90.0
(90.0)
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Kyushu
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1,612
(1998/8/6)
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90.4
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299
(1998/8/7)
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90.5
(90.5)
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Okinawa
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141
(1998/7/15)
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98.3
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29
(1998/8/21)
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97.6
(97.6)
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10
Companies
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17,113
(1995/8/25)
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98.6
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3,092
(1998/8/4)
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100.2
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Note: 1.
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* indicates newly established
record
# indicates renewed summer record
[ ] indicates the number of renewed
records
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2.
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Temperatures shown in Peak load
section are for cities where each electric power
company's head office is located
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3.
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Peak Load and Daily Peak Load
figures are based on bulletin figures (small outer
islands excluded)
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3. Load Sensitivity to Temperatures this Summer
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Total of Load Sensitivity to Temperatures across the 10
power companies (based on weekday data for July and August;
estimated at 4.9mkW/C (an increase of approx. 0.1mkW/C over
the previous year)
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Correlation Ratio between Peak load and
Temperature
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