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TURN-KEY production, transmission and resource 1 trillion cu ft of proved and probable BUILDINGS recovery facilities; and landfill gas facili- ties worldwide. The firm, incorporated in natural gas reserves. Calpine has nearly 30 plants in development and reported FOR POWER AND 1989, uses natural gas, coal, oil, landfill 2000 net income of $324.7 million, { CHEMICAL PLANTS gas, hydro, refuse-derived fuel and bio­ mass technologies in its projects. In the U.S., NRG has 62 operating based on revenue of $2.3-billion, a 238% increase over 1999. It now employs 2,900 people, up from 1,400 in 2000. plants totaling 21,168 Mw, with five total­ ing 3,434 Mw under way. NRG aims to be 5. MIRANT CORP. a leading global generation firm with a Net equity ownership: 20,874 Mw top-three position in selected core mar­ Locatton: 1155 Perimeter Center W. kets and plans to increase its portfolio’s Atlanta, Ga. 30338 capacity to 50,000 Mw by year-end 2005. Phone: 678-579-5000 4 NRG has several plants under way that will offer more than 4,000 Mw. Acquisi­ Fax: 678-579-5001 Website: www.mlrant.oom tions pending include two plants in Con­ Presltient/CK: Marcle Fuller necticut and one in New Jersey. In July Executive VP/CFO: Ray Hill 2001, NRG agreed to purchase five In­ MIRANT, FORMERLY SOUTHERN ENERGY deck Energy Services plants totaling Inc., was spun off from parent Southern 2,255 Mw. NRG develops and maintains Co. in April 2001. As a stand-alone com- strategic regional partnerships. For pany, Mirant has adopted a rapid growth 2000, revenue topped $2 billion, up strategy aimed at reaching 50,000 Mw from $432.5 million the previous year, worldwide by 2005 through aggressive Net income rose to $182.9 million, up growth in North America and in select- The Agate ■ control your from $57.2 million. The firm has a glob- ed markets overseas. The company aims - , , schedule with al work force of 3,000. to reach 30,000 Mw in North America Advantage o^r vertically alone by 2004. In the U.S., Mirant cur­ 4, CALPINE CORP. rently has 23 operating plants totaling integrated services. It starts Net equity ownership: 22.710 Mw 13,226 Mw and four plants under con­ with fast, complete in-house location: 50 W. San Fernando St. struction totaling 1,968 Mw. design and engineering. Your San Jose, Calif. 95113 As a major generator in California, buildings and structural steel Phone: 408-995-5115 however, Mirant has been under legal are then custom fabricated and Fax: 408-995-0505 and political attack since December 2000 manufactured in our facility. Our Website: www.oalplne.com for allegedly withholding capacity and experienced construction and Chalrman/PresMent/ violating environmental rules. The con­ CEO: Peter Cartwright troversy caused it to delay construction installation crews complete CALPINE DEVELOPS, BUILDS, OWNS, AND on two major gas-fired projects in north- everything from the foundation operates power generation facilities and ern California, but greenfield projects in and concrete to the building sells electricity and steam, mostly in the 10 states have been announced. erection and finish. Agate- the U.S., but has expanded into Canada and As of mid-2001, the firm had equity in very best every step of the way. the United Kingdom over the past year, more than 14,000 Mw of domestic capac- Calpine’s goal is to have net ownership ity and says it will develop another 7,000 of 70,000 Mw in operation by year-end Mw. Mirant is targeting generation assets 2005. It also intends to increase operat- in New York City, Boston, Chicago, Wash­ \ ing capacity in California to 8,800 Mw. ington, Dallas and San Francisco, but will The firm’s current portfolio, all in also explore work in the Southeast Canada and the U.S., includes 55 op- despite potential conflict of interest erating plants totaling 9,683 Mw, 25 proj- issues with parent firm Southern’s regu- ects under construction totaling 15,563 lated utilities. The 7,000-employee i WL Mw, and 29 projects being developed representing 17,869 Mw. Current and Mirant reported $12.4 billion in U.S. rev- enue in 2000, and net income of $336

■w planned projects grew from 24,000 Mw to over 43,000 Mw between June 2000 and June 2001. Calpine attributes this to million, up 35% from 1999.

6. EXELON GENERATION execution of its strategy to build and Not equity ownership: 20,686 Mw acquire low-cost generation facilities Location: 300 Exelon Way, Ste 310 AGATE L INC. J around the U.S. in key demand markets. Kenneth Square, Pa., 19348 Since 1988, Calpine has concentrated Phone: 610-765-6925 on development, acquisition, operation, Fax: 610-765-6916 (480)994-9455 ' ' ’ and maintenance of gas-fired and geo­ Website: www.exelonoorp.com thermal powerplants. It began building CEO: Corbin A. McNeill Jr. FAX (480)994-4296 merchant plants in 1996, with a 231-Mw EXELON GENERATION CONSISTS OF ' WEB-WWW.AGATEI'NC.COM project in Pasadena, Texas. AJune 2001, three business units operating only in . [email protected] merger with Canada’s Encal Energy Ltd. the U.S.: Exelon Nuclear, which operates brought Calpine the equivalent of over 17 nuclear reactors at 10 stations; Exelon

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