southern hydro lakes expected to hit contact earnings - electricity storage

A lot of water flows into the Island's water resources.
Electricity storage lakes are expected to impact revenue from linked energy in the second half of this fiscal year, but next year will increase electricity prices for residential, commercial and industrial users, from the analysis of New Zealand's first capital investment company.
"Island hydrology has moved from flooding to trickle down," analyst Nevill Gluyas wrote in a study in May 23 . ".
"The storage of Southern Lakes has fallen to the current level of risk of 1%, that is, the extreme hydrological sequences previously observed may lead to future shortages.
"New Zealand experienced a cyclical winter electricity conservation campaign in the 1990 and 2000 s, which was driven by so-
Known as "dry winter" in the southern eastern island basin, accounts for about 80 of the relatively limited hydropower capacity in the country's power system, of which 70-to-
Electricity comes from renewable sources, mainly water and electricity.
In recent years, inflows have been normal or above average, while the decline in electricity demand combined with the new major investments in wind and geothermal power stations has led to a decline in wholesale electricity prices and brought price pressures to consumers.
While Gluyas notes that inflows "may rebound at any time", the current low inflow sequence "restores tensions over forward prices for the fiscal year of 2018, increase the depreciation, amortization and changes in the value of our FY18 interest-before-tax earnings financial instruments (ebitdaf)by 1.
Between $0. 533 billion and $ ".
"The price tension and the reversal of the average inflow mean that our outlook for FY18 has improved. . .
Not only is it conducive to the prospect of connecting merchants, but it also puts favorable pressure on retail and commercial/industrial sales and pricing.
The detailed forecast for the FNZC shows that the average revenue for contacts is $49.
Wholesale electricity is 40 hours per megawatt hour this fiscal year, down from the actual average of $59 last year. 60 per MWh.
The company predicts average revenue for the next fiscal year will jump to $75.
$30 per megawatt hour, up above $80 per megawatt hour at fy2021.
However, in the current fiscal year, higher wholesale power input costs, as well as the $4 m cost of switching from FlyBuys to AA Smartfuel program, and the expected increase in LPG price exposure costs, an estimated 2% off ebitdaf will be reached and the FNZC is now estimated at $518.
The company continues to rate exposure shares as "superior", raising the target price per share by 2 cents to $5.
90, compared to $5.
Traded on NZX this morning.
The last trading stock exceeded $6 in June 2015, when it was $5.
Fell to $4 a year ago.
It returned to its current level in November.
Gluyas noted that power system operators managed by the State Grid owner, Transpower, are currently conducting daily monitoring of power generation portfolios, using more natural gas and coal
The thermal power plant in North Island and the South Basin controlled by contact and other generators strengthen water protection
Retailer Meridian Energy and Genesis Energy.
This morning, the Transpower website showed that while Island has a power generation capacity of 3749 MW, only about half of the power generation capacity is in use, and the power generation capacity in the South is 1947 MW.