How reliable is your electricity supply?
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How can SA Power Networks ensure an adequate and reliable supply of energy?
- Share your ideas and experience in the discussion forum below.
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We visited Mylor, Aldgate and Adelaide CBD earlier this year and spoke to some locals on their electricity reliability experience. Here is what they had to say.
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ilox over 2 years agoA modern and technology aware power provider should be able to tell when s system or section goes down. You shouldn't need us to tell you, you should already know that something is wrong.Hide Replies (3)
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Kat over 2 years agomodern tech cost money, do you want your bill to go up even more, to fund this idea. it's not hard to make a phone call to report it.Hide Replies (2)
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Aaron over 2 years agoI agree with Kat, I work in the energy and technology sector, I would far rather pay (not that I do pay) to send a text message to my provider or make a phone call than have them amortise a couple of hundred dollars in tech per house and a few million dollars at the office across my bill.Hide reply (1)
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moose1069 over 2 years agoI work in the more remote part of the state and their not a huge amount of phone service (mobile )or radio networks for that matter I often have people ring me to report a fault which I pass on
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