Meridian ‘not concerned’ with sliding national lake levels
Transpower places storage risk leading into summer as ‘low’.
Reweti Kohere
Wed, 16 Sep 2020
Meridian is not “particularly concerned” about water shortages this coming summer as August’s sliding hydro storage brought a dry, warm winter to an end.
The listed power company this morning released its operating report for last month, which noted national hydro storage dropped to 56%
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Reweti Kohere
Wed, 16 Sep 2020
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Meridian ‘not concerned’ with sliding national lake levels
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