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New Zealand Australia United Kingdom Power Assets BUSINESS REVIEW Investment in POWER ASSETS Infrastructure Investments in UNITED KINGDOM Infrastructure Investments in AUSTRALIA Infrastructure Investments in NEW ZEALAND Infrastructure Investments in CONTINENTAL EUROPE Infrastructure Investments in CANADA Infrastructure Investments in HONG KONG AND MAINLAND CHINA BUSINESS REVIEW Investment in POWER ASSETS CKI holds 35.96% of Power Assets, a global investor with assets in Hong Kong, the United Kingdom, Australia, New Zealand, Mainland China, the United States, Canada, Thailand, the Netherlands and Portugal. These investments include electricity and gas companies that serve millions of customers around the world. 26 CK INFRASTRUCTURE HOLDINGS LIMITED Power Assets reported profit attributable In Hong Kong, HK Electric moved into the final year to shareholders of HK$7,636 million (2017: of the existing regulatory regime, the Scheme of HK$8,319 million) in 2018, representing a decrease Control Agreement (SCA). In preparation for the new of 8.2% as compared to 2017. This can primarily be SCA period, the company has launched a series of attributed to the impact of a one-off gain on disposal initiatives to cut carbon footprint in the city, improve of properties recorded in 2017. The profit contribution energy efficiency of Hong Kong’s buildings, and help of the underlying business would have increased by underprivileged households to save money on their 11% over 2017, if adjustment was made for the one- electricity bills. HK Electric also secured government off gain, lower deposit interest income and exchange approval to invest HK$26.6 billion over the next five difference on deposits. Earnings per share amounted years to build infrastructure that will increase the to HK$3.58 (2017: HK$3.90). company’s proportion of gas-fired generation. Three new gas-fired units will be commissioned before 2023 Power Assets’ businesses around the world are to replace retiring coal-fired units, thus bringing gas- diversified in ten major markets, across multiple fired generation to about 70% of total generation. parameters – such as generation, transmission and distribution sectors – and across multiple types of fuel In August 2018, Power Assets entered into an – including coal, natural gas, renewables and waste. economic benefits agreement with CK Hutchison This robust business model has enabled Power Assets Holdings Limited under which Power Assets is to achieve positive results over the year. entitled to the distributions from a group of mature infrastructure assets, including Australian Gas The regulated businesses in Power Assets’ portfolio Networks, Wales & West Gas Networks and Dutch all performed in line with expectations. UK Power Enviro Energy, as well as other complementary Networks and Northern Gas Networks maintained companies. This long-term investment, consideration their dominant position in safety, reliability and of which is about US$611.46 million (approximately customer service, while Seabank exceeded HK$4,800 million), is poised to generate stable operational targets. Wales & West Gas Networks investment income for Power Assets in the coming continued its initiatives to connect biomethane to years. networks, as well as offered smart hybrid heating solutions for domestic customers in selected regions enabling heating cost savings and carbon footprint reduction. In Australia, the acquisitions of United Energy, Multinet Gas, Dampier Bunbury Pipeline and Energy Developments have driven strong full-year contribution. In addition, Australian Gas Networks and Victoria Power Networks secured and completed a number of major capital projects, while both SA Power Networks and Victoria Power Networks continued preparations for upcoming regulatory resets. The businesses in Mainland China, Thailand, Canada, the Netherlands, Portugal and New Zealand all performed in line with expectations. ANNUAL REPORT 2018 27 BUSINESS REVIEW Infrastructure Investments in UNITED KINGDOM In the United Kingdom, CKI has a comprehensive portfolio of investments in electricity and gas distribution; water and wastewater services; electricity generation as well as railway rolling stock. These investments include UK Power Networks, the electricity distribution network operator serving London, south east England and the east of England; Northern Gas Networks, a gas distribution business that serves the north of England; Wales & West Gas Networks, a gas distribution business that serves Wales and the south west of England; Seabank Power, an electricity generation plant located near Bristol; Northumbrian Water, a water supply, sewerage and wastewater company serving the north east as well as providing water supply to some areas in the south east of England; and UK Rails, one of the three major rolling stock companies in Great Britain. 28 CK INFRASTRUCTURE HOLDINGS LIMITED UK POWER NETWORKS UK Power Networks joined a taskforce convened by HOLDINGS LIMITED the London Mayor for the boosting of infrastructure to increase electric vehicles take-up across London. The company has committed to making 300 rapid CKI and Power Assets each hold a 40% share in chargers available by 2020 and has achieved 75 so UK Power Networks; it owns three of the 14 regulated far. Currently, almost a third of electric vehicles sold electricity distribution networks in Great Britain, and in the UK are connected to UK Power Networks’ distributes electricity to over a quarter of the country’s system; by 2030, the company estimates that about population. 4.1 million electric vehicles will be connected. The company’s network is approximately 190,000 UK Power Networks ranked third globally amongst kilometres in length and covers an area of about 45 utilities across 30 countries in a Smart Grid Index 30,000 square kilometres, serving approximately presented at the International Utility Working Group 2018. 8.25 million customers in London, the south east and east of England. The company also has a non-regulated business which runs private networks for both public and private sector clients. Its reliability rating is the highest in the country. During the year, it achieved a high customer satisfaction score in the Broad Measure of Customer Satisfaction conducted by the Office of Gas and Electricity Markets (“Ofgem”). In recognition of its outstanding performance in customer care, UK Power Networks was presented with the “Customer Care Award” by Utility Week Awards 2018, and the “Constellation Award for Collaboration with Customers” by Utility Week Star Awards. In 2018, UK Power Networks provided over 300,000 customers with energy advice and practical measures to address fuel poverty. The company has also partnered with National Autistic Society and Dementia Friends to help prepare the customer service team with appropriate skills to better serve particular groups of customers. To further improve customer experience, UK Power Networks launched a new digital mobile interactive web application which features more user-friendly functions for customers if they experience a power cut, require a new electricity connection or are contemplating a connection change. The network of UK Power Networks is approximately 190,000 kilometres in length and covers an area of about 30,000 square kilometres. ANNUAL REPORT 2018 29 BUSINESS REVIEW NORTHUMBRIAN WATER Northumbrian Water’s performance has been GROUP LIMITED recognised at the national level. The company was named “Water Company of the Year” at the Water Industry Achievement Awards. It also received CKI owns 40% of Northumbrian Water, one of the the “Best Company Award” in the British Quality 10 regulated water and sewerage companies in Foundation UK Excellence Award. In addition, the England and Wales. It operates approximately 26,000 company was awarded the accolade of “IT Initiative of kilometres of water mains and 30,000 kilometres of the Year” and was awarded the “Transformation and sewers, providing water and wastewater services to Innovation Award” at the Utility Week Awards 2018. 2.7 million people in the north east of England, and supplies drinking water to 1.8 million people in the Northumbrian Water is the first and only wastewater south east of England. company in the United Kingdom to use 100% of the sludge produced after sewage treatment to generate In addition to its regulated businesses, Northumbrian renewable energy. As part of Northumbrian Water’s Water’s operations include Kielder Reservoir, the sustainability measures, the company has also largest man-made reservoir in northwest Europe, as signed a four-year contract with a leading renewables well as a portfolio of long-term water and wastewater developer in 2018 to enable all Northumbrian Water contracts in Scotland, Ireland and Gibraltar. sites to use renewable electricity. Northumbrian Water continued to provide a resilient The regulator of the water sector in England and water supply in 2018, maintaining industry leading Wales, Ofwat, will set final price limits for water and performance. During the period of extreme cold sewerage companies for the years 2020 to 2025 by weather in 2018, known as the “Beast from the December 2019. Consequently, Northumbrian Water East”, Northumbrian Water was one of the few has submitted a regulatory business plan that takes water companies whose customer supplies were not account of Ofwat’s demands to focus on affordability affected. as well as customer service, innovation and resilience in extreme weather. Northumbrian Water’s plan During the year, the company continued to focus was developed through extensive
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