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Show readiness for winter demand and the biggest risks. Utilities use it for board papers.

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What’s on It

  • Gauge against targetWhere the Winter Plan Stands Today
  • Heat mapInterruptions per 1,000 Customers, Last Winter
  • Risk gridWhat Could Still Bite
  • PhasesThe Eleven Weeks Before First Frost

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Grid Reliability: Winter Readiness
Northmoor Power Networks · 1.4m connections · Board paper, 9 September
Where the Winter Plan Stands Today
84%
of the winter plan signed off: 51 of 61 jobs done, eleven weeks before the first storm window opens
Interruptions per 1,000 Customers, Last Winter
NovDecJanFebMoorland41637844Coastal18263114Vale914198City5794
What Could Still Bite
Impact
HighMediumLow
Storm crew cover
Moorland overhead lines
Vegetation clearance slip
Pole-top switch backlog
Call line surge
LowMediumHigh
Likelihood
The Eleven Weeks Before First Frost
Sep
By 30 September
Cut back 240 km of moorland line
Fit the last 18 pole-top switches
Dry-run the storm rota across all four depots
Oct
By 31 October
Load-test every standby generator
Reissue the priority customer list
Stock each depot to 14 days of spares
Nov
By 21 November
Field exercise with the county resilience forum
Open the four extra call lines
Board sign-off on the storm plan
Moorland ran 78 interruptions per 1,000 customers last January, more than eight times the City figure of 9. Every remaining crew week goes there, or next winter reads exactly the same.

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