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Forty-Second Annual Report 1961 VICTORIA STATE ELECTRICITY COMMISSION OF VICTORIA FORTY-SECOND ANNUAL REPORT FOR THE FINANCIAL YEAR ENDED 30TH JUNE, 1961 TOGETHER WITH APPENDICES PRESENTED TO PARLIAMENT PURSUANT TO SECTION 82 (I;) OF STATE ELECTRICITY COMMISSION ACT No. 6377. By Authority : i\. C. OROOKS. GOVERN~IENT PRlNTER, MELBOURNE. '•1. 17·-. l0660/6l.-4s. 3D. 42nd Annual Report 1960-61 STATE ELECTRICITY COMMISSION OF VICTORIA STATE ELECTRICITY COMMISSION OF VICTORIA CbairmaD and General Manager W. H. Connolly, B.E.E., B.Com., M.I.E.Aust., AM.Am.I.E.E. Commissioners A. W. Henderson. Sir Alexander Fitzgerald, O.B.E., B.Com., F.A.S.A., F.C.A.(Aust.), F.C.I.S., F.C.A.A. T. P. Scott, F.AI.I. Assistant General Manager W. J. Price, Dip.Com., F.C.I.S., J.P. Director of Engineering N. T. Jewell, M.E.E., A.M.I.E.Aust. Secretary D. H. Munro, B.Com., J.P. Contents Summary of Year's Operations 4 Economic Setback, 1961-Retarded Electricity and Briquette Sales . 7 State Policy in Relation to Briquette Industry . 8 Western Victoria- Examination of Brown Coal Resources 8 New Legislation . 8 World Power Conference 8 Financial Review . 10 General Profit and Loss Account 13 General Balance Sheet . 14-15 Connection of New Consumers 16 Major Extensions Programme . 20 Power Production 23 Coal Production . 24 Briquette Production and Distribution 26 Electricity Supply . 27 Tramways- Ballarat and Bendigo . 30 Personnel 31 Public Safety and Other Regulatory Responsibilities 33 Commissioners 34 Staff . 34 Statistical Summary 36 Summary of 1960-61 operations FINANCIAL- Increase or 1960/61 1959/60 Decrease Percentage £ £ £ Income­ Electricity sales 50,296,599 46,603,625 3,692,974 Briquette sales 4.386,363 2,975,205 1,411 '158 Brown Coal sales , 556,951 747,469 190,518 Tramways 100.715 99,866 849 Miscellaneous 39,277 28,024 11,253 Total Income £55.379.905 £50,454,189 Expenditure - (incl. interest and other expenditure during con­ struction) 55,159,910 49,993,757 5, 166,153 10.3 Profit £219.995 £460,432 £240,437 52.2 Fixed Assets at 30th June- Expenditure 338,739,708 315,116,831 23,622,877 Less Provision for Depreciation 52,384,087 43,852,614 8,531,473 £286,355.621 £271,264,217 ELECTRICITY PRODUCTION AND SALES - Maximum Coincident Demand on Interconnected System (1961 winter compared with 1960 winter) kW I ,322,500 1,320,300 + 2.200 0.2 (21/7/61) (4/7/60) Electricity Generated kWh-millions 6.577.2 6,112.1 465.1 7.6 Electricity Sales kWh-millions ....... 5.286.2 4,902.2 384.0 7.8 !\'umber of Consumers (excl. Bulk Supplies) at 30th June 712.421 679,973 + 32,44!1 4.8 Average kWh Sold Per Consumer­ Domestic kWh 2,775 2,615 + 160 6.1 Commercial kWh 6,563 5,962 + 601 10.1 All consumers (excl. Bulk Supplies) kWh 5.401 5,199 + 202 3.9 Per head of population (Victoria) kWh 1,785 1,670 + 115 6.9 Average Price Per kWb Sold - Domestic d. 2.36 2.39 0.03 1.3 Commercial d. 3.93 4.01 0.08 2.0 Industrial d, 2.20 2.21 0.01 0.5 All Consumers (excl. Bulk Supplies) tL 2.46 2.46 Farms Served At 30th June 46.83!1 44,079 2,759 6.3 BRIQUETTES Produced tons 1,806,619 974,670* !131.949 85.4 Sold and used at Power Stations tons 1.743.425 931,820 + 811.605 + !17.1 BROWN COAL PRODUCED - Yallourn Open Cut tons 11.864.704 10,911,827 + 952,877 8.7 Yallourn North Open Cut tons 840,908 1,323,913 483,005 36.5 Morwcll Open Cut tons 2.515,773 1,013,756 + 1.502,017 148.2 Total tons 15,221.385 13,249,496 + 1,971,!189 14.9 TRAMWAY PASSEI\'GERS 6,071,150 6,200,929 129,779 2.1 ''Morwell Briquette Factory commenced commercial operation 19th December, 1959. 4 Ten year Statistical review BASE YEAR 1949-SO 100 PRODUCTION MAXIMUM DEMAND Production of electricity 6,577.2 million kWh in 1960.61 Maximum demand for the winter of 1961 was 1,322,500 kW. has increased by 150% over the decade. - Hydro stations 250 250 250 200 200 200 150 =:===;:;:::::== 150 150 150 lOO 100 lOO lOO 50 50 50 50 0 0 0 0 51·52 52-53 53·54 54-55 55-56 56·57 57·58 511-59 59·60 60.61 51·52 52·53 53·54 54·55 55·56 56·57 57·58 58·59 59·60 60·61 ELECTRICITY INCOME SALES PER DOMESTIC CONSUMER Over the decade income has increased over four-fold Over the last ten years, consumpt ion per domestic consumer has increased - Retail sales of electricity 500 150 ,_ .. ,.. '~' · "' '"" · ~::::::::;:::;::=ll ll F !:- 150 400 100 100 ~ 300 r:::-,=~ =n=n-r:,_::l l 1= l=l ~ ~ · ~ 200 so ~ p =; i= ~ r-- so 100 ~ 0 0 0 51·52 52·53 53·54 54·55 55-56 56-57 57·58 511-59 59-60 60.61 51·52 52·53 53·54 54·55 55·56 56·57 57·58 511-59 59-60 60.61 CONSUMERS FARMS The number of consumers (712.421 at 30/ 6/ 61) has Total farms connected at 30/ 6/ 61 was 46,838, an increased steadily over the decade. Country consumers increase of 2,759 tor the year. The black portion of have more than doubled. the craph represents farms previously sup pi ied by undertaklncs acquired. 150 300 ~==-----------~=============== 300 100 lOO 200 200 :- !"" !"' ~ ,':""' r"''' I""' :- 50 50 100 = F= !.:..: F;! ~ ?. !=: 1=1 != ~ 100 0 0 0 l. 0 51-52 52·53 53·54 54·55 55·56 56·57 57·58 58-59 59·60 60·61 51 ·52 52·53 53·54 54·55 55·56 56·57 57·58 58·59 59·60 60.61 5 Y ALLOURN POWER STATION 'E' Extension- First of two 120,000 kW units in service; second unit, for service in 1962, under construction (background). 6 42nd Annual Report FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30th JUNE, 1961 Hon. G. 0. Reid, M.LA .. Minister of Electrical Undertakings, MELBOURNE. Sir, In conformity with the provisions of Section 82(b) of the State Electricity Commission Act No. 6j77, we have the honour to present the Forty-Second Annual Report of the Commission covering the financial year ended 30th June, 1961. together with Balance Sheet and Profit and Loss Account. The main features of the year's activities were:- • Tl1e year's operation results li'l'rl! stttisfactory despite unfavourable economic conditions and unusually mild weather in the second half of the year. Income-£55.3 million-was 9.8% higher than in the preceding year. e Electricity sales increased by 384 million kWh, or 7.8% as compared with an increase of 8.4% last year. • The Commission supplied more than 99% of the electricity used in Victoria. e The maximum demand on the interconnected system reached 1,322,500 kW on 21st July, 1961 (1.320,300 kW maximum for winter of 1960). e The first 120,000 kW set of the Yallourn "E" Power Station was placed in service. The second set will be in service in June. 1962. • McKay Creek Power Station. Kiewa 96,000 kW - was completed. This completes the present Kiewa construction programme. • First stage (400,000 kW) of the Hazelwood Power Station - planned capacity 1,200,000 kW is proceeding to schedule. The first set is to be in service in 1964 and the second in 1965. e Throughout the State, 924,828 consumers were supplied by the Commission and other undertakers at 30th June. 1961 -- an increase of 35,587 for the year; 32,448 of these new consumers were connected by the Commission. including 2.759 farms. • Briquette produl'lion increaseu by 832,000 tons (85% ). e Brown coal production was 15.2 million tons. 2 million tons more than last year. ECON0:\11(' SKJ'UACK 1961 RETARnEn EU:CTRI('ITY Ai'al IUUQl ETTE SALES In Victoria there has been a considerable check to the growth of electricity sales. In the main, this reflects the dampening down of industrial and commercial activity in Victoria as a result of the national economic measures introduced towards the end of 1960, as well as the effect on growth of domestic demand of the unusually mild autumn, winter and spring of 1961. The adverse conditions not only influenced the results in the second half of the financial vear under review, but extended throughout the first 10 months of 1961 In the 1961 winter months, for example. the Commission's total sales were no greater than in the correspond­ ing 1960 period. As is to be expected, the same business and weather conditions have retarded the very necessary development of the briquette business. In the face of these difficulties the increased sales in the household market, and the holding of industrial business, represent a mt;ritorious achievement by the sales organisation. It would appear that of all the States Victoria has felt most the combined effects of the reduction in employment and consumer demand. particularly through the large-scale in­ dustries. 7 It is clear that 1961/62 will not be a successful financial year for the Commission unless there is an early change for the better in the Victorian economic conditions, whereby industrial sales in particular will be greatly increased.
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