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Company Overview
PG&E Corporation is an energy-based holding company whose core
business is Pacific Gas and Electric Company. Pacific Gas and Electric
Company, or the Utility, delivers safe, reliable and responsive gas,
electric and customer service to a population of approximately 15
million people throughout northern and central California. PG&E had
approximately $34.8 billion in assets as of December 31, 2006, and
generated revenues of approximately $12.5 billion in 2006.
Headquarters’ Location
San Francisco, CA
Service Area
70,000 square miles in northern
and central California
Service Area
Population
15 million people (or about 1 of every 20 Americans)
Electric Distribution
Customer Accounts
5.1 million
Natural Gas Distribution
Customer Accounts
4.2 million
Revenue
$12.5 billion
Assets
$34.8 billion
Earnings per Share
$2.76
Number of Common Shareholders
93,170
Number of Common Shares Outstanding
374,181,059
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Employees
Approximately 19,700
Approximately 12,700 are covered by collective
bargaining agreements with three labor unions:
- International Brotherhood of Electrical
Workers (IBEW), Local 1245
- Engineers and Scientists of California/International Federation
of Technical and Professional Employees (ESC/IFTPE), Local 20
- Service Employees International
Union/International Union of Security Officers (SEIU/IUSO)
System
158,689 circuit miles of electric
transmission and distribution lines and 46,259 miles of natural gas
transmission and distribution pipelines; approximately 6,000 megawatts
of generation, including the Diablo Canyon nuclear power plant and one
of the largest hydroelectric systems in the country
Examples of Customer Groups
Residential, Small
Business, Retail, Agriculture, Education, Heavy Industry and
Manufacturing, Government, Medical, Distillers, Hospitality,
High-Technology, Food Service, Biotechnology, Large and Small Commercial
Enterprises
Selected Examples of Major
Customers
Albertsons, Inc., Bank of America, Chevron, Fetzer
Winery, Intel, Lockheed Martin, New United Motors Manufacturing, FedEx,
Safeway, Inc. and Sun Microsystems.
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General Utility Production Statistics
| | 2004 | 2005 | 2006 | | | Total Electricity
Generated (GWh gross)* | 27,396 | 32,680 | 34,086 | |
| Fossil Plants (GWh gross) | 996 | 1,139 | 629 | | | Hunters Point (GWh
gross) | 601 | 677 | 1871 |
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| Humboldt (GWh gross) | 395 | 462 | 442 | | | Other plants (GWh
gross) | 26,400 | 31,547 | 33,457 | |
| Diablo Canyon (GWh gross) | 15,210 | 18,592 | 18,421 | | | Hydro Facilities
(GWh gross)2 | 11,191 | 12,955 | 15,035 | |
| CA-Eligible Hydro (GWh gross)** | 1,267 | 1,397 | 1,439 | | | Electricity
Purchased (GWh) | 34,553 | 25,990 | 29,104 | |
| Other Electric Supplies (GWh)*** | 21,971 | 23,275 | 19,585 | | | Electricity
Delivered (GWh) | 82,936 | 81,626 | 84,310 | |
| Electricity Purchased by Our Customers (GWh) | 73,616 | 72,727 | 76,692 | | Total Natural Gas
Throughput
(million cubic feet or MMcf) |
877,760 | 844,068 | 828,5503 | |
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** Electricity generated by hydroelectric facilities with a capacity under 30 MWs.
*** Represents contract energy from the California Department of Water Resources, which the Utility neither purchases nor takes title to but which is delivered to the customer.
1 Hunters Point ceased operation in May 2006.
2 Hydroelectric generation can vary year-to-year due to variability in precipitation.
3 The largest factor causing the decline in throughput from 2004 to 2006 is the decline in off-system market throughput.