Allocation of Revenue From Electric Operations for Major U.S. Investor-Owned Electric Utilities
| Figure 1. Allocation of Revenue From Electric Operations for Major U.S. Investor-Owned Electric Utilities 2007 |
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Note: Utility Operating Income represents electric operating revenue less all electric operating expenses, including depreciation and taxes, and before recognition of other income and deductions, allowance for funds used during construction, net interest expense and extraordinary charges. |
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| Topics
 Generating Capability/Capacity: various
methods for converting energy into electricity.
Electric Utilities Nonutility Power Producers Electricity Generation: energy sources
used to generate electricity.
Generation from Fossil Fuels Nuclear-Powered Generation Generation from Renewable Fuels Fossil Fuel/Consumption, Stocks, and
Receipts.
Nonutility Facilities Electric Utilities Consumption and Stocks Receipts and Costs Coal Petroleum Gas Sales, Revenue, and Price: describes
electric utility companies, their service territories, enduse sectors, revenue
requirements, and average revenue per kilowatthour of electricity sold (a proxy for
price).
Environmental Aspects: a discussion on
the gaseous emissions from U.S. electric utilities and the methods employed to reduce or
eliminate their release into the atmosphere. Electric Power Transactions & The Interconnected
Networks: a discussion on the major networks (power
grids) that have evolved in the United States and the
wholesale trade of electric power.
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