- Integral Energy
Infobox Company
company_name = Integral Energy
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company_type =electricity company
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foundation =1 October 1995 [ [http://www.treasury.nsw.gov.au/pubs/trp97_1/integral.htm] ]
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location_city = Sydney
location_country = Australia
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origins = Merger between Prospect Electricity & Illawarra Electricity
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area_served = MainlyGreater Western Sydney &Illawarra regions,New South Wales
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owner =Government of New South Wales
company_slogan = The power is in your hands
homepage = [http://www.integral.com.au http://www.integral.com.au]
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footnotes =Integral Energy is the second largest
state-owned energycorporation inNew South Wales , incorporated under theEnergy Services Corporations Act 1995 from a merger between Prospect Electricity and Illawarra Energy. Integral Energy is involved in electricity retail in addition to owning an electricity distribution network and currently holds licences to retailelectricity in the contestable markets covered by the NEM (National Electricity Market ).Integral Energy distributes and retails electricity and services to 807,000 customers, or 2.1 million people. The company is increasingly operating outside of New South Wales, with the introduction of full retail contestability in other states. In addition to electricity retailing, Integral Energy also owns an electricity distribution network spanning 24,500 square kilometres in
Greater Western Sydney , theIllawarra , and theSouthern Highlands .Their network value is estimated at A$2 billion and is made up of 25,000 transmission, zone and distribution
substation s, 370,000 power poles and 150,000 streetlights bound together by 33,000kilometres of underground and overground cables. Integral Energy does not have a monopoly on the sale of energy within its distribution area and is in competition with private sector retailers such as AGL andOrigin Energy since the introduction of full retail contestability in New South Wales.The current CEO is Vince Graham (formerly of
Railcorp ), who replaced Richard Powis on the 7th of April, 2008. [ [http://www.smh.com.au/news/national/rail-chief-gets-new-job-and-pay-rise/2008/03/05/1204402556154.html Rail chief gets new job and pay rise - National - smh.com.au ] ] .Fifteen Integral Energy field service centres operate within their franchise, with staff to maintain the network, repair faults, respond to emergencies and service customers and developers in relation to customer connection and contestable projects. The centres are located in Bowenfels,
Glendenning , Hoxton Park, Kandos, Katoomba, Moss Vale, Narellan, Nowra, Parramatta, Penrith, Picton, Shellharbour, Springhill, Ulladulla and South Windsor.Integral Energy is likely to be vertically integrated with Eraring Energy followed by a IPO.
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