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City Electric Motor Company Inc is a Edwards, CO-based company in the Energy and Utilities sector.
Chugach`s corporate mission is "Through superior service, safely provide reliable and competitively priced energy." Chugach`s corporate vision is "Powering Alaska`s future." Chugach Electric Association is headquartered in Anchorage, Alaska`s largest city. Anchorage itself sits at the base of the Chugach Mountains. The word "Chugach" comes from an Eskimo tribal name, which the Russians recorded as "Chugatz" or "Tchougatskoi". In 1898, U.S. Army Capt. W.R. Abercrombie spelled the name "Chugatch" and applied it to the mountains. At the end of 2015, Chugach served 83,383 metered-locations in an area extending from Anchorage to the northern Kenai Peninsula, and from Whittier on Prince William Sound to Tyonek on the west side of Cook Inlet. In 2015, Chugach provided power for Railbelt Alaskans through wholesale and economy energy sales to the City of Seward, Matanuska Electric Association and Golden Valley Electric Association. On Dec. 31, 2015, Chugach had 531.2 megawatts of generation capacity at Chugach-owned facilities, which included Chugach`s shares of the jointly owned Southcentral Power Project and Eklutna Power Plant. Chugach operated 2,113 miles of energized line at year-end. Chugach had 407 miles of transmission line, which included Chugach`s share of the Eklutna transmission line. Chugach had 897 miles of overhead distribution line and 809 miles of underground distribution line. Chugach set its 2015 system peak load on Jan. 26, when demand hit 353 megawatts in the hour ending at 7 p.m. The temperature at the time at Chugach headquarters was 2 degrees Fahrenheit. Power sales for the year totaled 1.6 billion kilowatt-hours.
Municipal Light and Power provides safe, reliable and affordable electric utility service to about 30,000 residential and commercial customers in its roughly 20-quare-mile service territory. ML&P serves commercial, university and medical customers in the Downtown and Midtown business districts, as well as industrial loads in the Ship Creek and Anchorage Port areas and residents in some of Anchorage’s oldest neighborhoods. In addition, ML&P provides bulk power to Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson and sells electricity to other Alaska Railbelt utilities. ML&P is owned by the Municipality of Anchorage, which purchased the distribution system from the privately owned Anchorage Power and Light Co. in 1932. ML&P is subject to the Regulatory Commission of Alaska. Since 1932, ML&P has grown to include production and transmission, as well as upgraded and expanded distribution. The utility has a one-third working interest in the Beluga River Unit gas field, making it one of the only vertically integrated natural-gas-fired utilities on the West Coast. The gas field provides ML&P with a secure and reliable source of fuel for most of its needs through 2018. About 15 percent of ML&P’s generation is from renewable hydroelectric resources, and the utility has been investing millions in upgrading its aging facility to include clean and efficient natural-gas-fired generation. ML&P is building a 120-megawatt thermal generation plant in east Anchorage. The new plant will be one of the world’s most energy efficient thermal-generation plants in the world when complete in 2016.
Challenger Services is a Tulsa, OK-based company in the Energy and Utilities sector.
Crisp County Power Commission is a Cordele, GA-based company in the Energy and Utilities sector.