Table of Contents
Executive Summary — 7
SWOT
Analysis — 9
US Political SWOT — 9
US
Economic SWOT — 9
Industry
Overview — 10
Global — 10
Table:
Global Summary — 10
Developed
Markets — 11
Table: Developed Markets Power Generation
(TWh) — 12
Table: Developed Markets Thermal Power
Generation (TWh) — 13
Table: Developed Markets Primary
Energy Demand (mn toe) — 14
Table: Developed Markets Gas
Consumption (bcm) — 15
Table: Developed Markets Coal
Consumption (mn toe) — 16
Table: Developed Markets Nuclear
Energy Consumption (TWh) — 17
Market Overview –
US — 18
Primary Energy Demand — 18
Power Generation — 18
Power
Consumption — 19
Regulation/Competition — 19
Pricing — 21
Power Transmission — 22
State-By-State Breakdown — 23
Table: Top 10 US States By
Net Power Generation (2007) — 23
Alabama — 23
Alaska — 24
Arizona — 24
Arkansas — 25
California — 25
Colorado — 26
Connecticut — 26
Delaware — 27
District Of Columbia — 27
Florida — 27
Georgia — 28
Hawaii — 29
Idaho — 29
Illinois — 29
Indiana — 30
Iowa — 30
Kansas — 30
Kentucky — 31
Louisiana — 31
Maine — 31
Maryland — 32
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Massachusetts — 32
Michigan — 33
Minnesota — 33
Mississippi — 34
Missouri — 34
Montana — 34
Nebraska — 35
Nevada — 35
New
Hampshire — 35
New Jersey — 36
New
Mexico — 36
New York — 36
North
Carolina — 37
North Dakota — 37
Ohio — 37
Oklahoma — 38
Oregon — 38
Pennsylvania — 39
Rhode
Island — 39
South Carolina — 40
South
Dakota — 40
Tennessee — 40
Texas — 41
Utah — 41
Vermont — 41
Virginia — 42
Washington — 42
West Virginia — 42
Wisconsin — 43
Wyoming — 43
Table: US
Generating Capacity By State — 44
Table: US Generation By
State And Fuel Type — 46
Industry Forecast
Scenario — 49
US Power Outlook — 49
Generation — 49
Gas-fired — 49
Oil-fired — 50
Coal-fired — 50
Nuclear
Energy — 50
Hydro-electric — 52
Renewable Energy — 52
Power Costs — 53
Transmission — 53
Table: US Power – Historic Data &
Forecasts — 54
Table: US Power (thermal) – Historic
Data & Forecasts — 55
Table: US Power (non-thermal)
– Historic Data & Forecasts — 56
Table: US Power
(costs) – Historic Data & Forecasts — 57
Assumptions
And Methodology — 57
Key Risks to BMI’s Forecast
Scenario — 57
Long-term Power
Outlook — 57
Macroeconomic
Outlook — 58
Table: US – Five Year
Forecasts — 61
Competitive
Landscape — 62
Executive Summary — 62
PG&E — 62
SCE — 62
Exelon — 62
FPL — 63
Southern — 63
Dominion — 63
Entergy — 63
American Electric — 64
Mid-American/PacifiCorp — 64
Xcel
Energy — 64
Duke Energy — 64
Constellation — 65
Power Outlook: Long-term
forecasts — 66
Global Snapshot — 66
Global Power Forecasts — 66
Regional
Outlook — 66
Developed Markets Electricity Generation
(TWh) — 67
Developed Markets Primary Energy Demand (mn
toe) — 68
Developed Markets Thermal Power Generation
(TWh) — 68
Developed Markets Hydro-electric Generation
(TWh) — 69
Developed Markets Nuclear Generation
(TWh) — 69
US Country Overview — 70
Methodology & Risks To Forecasts — 70
Country Snapshot: US
Demographic Data — 71
Section 1:
Population: — 71
Table: Demographic Indicators
(2005) — 71
Table: Rural/Urban
Breakdown — 72
Section 2: Education &
Healthcare — 73
Table: Education — 73
Table: Healthcare: Vital Statistics — 73
Table:
Healthcare: Expenditure — 74
Section 3: Labour Market And
Spending Power — 75
Table: Employment
Indicators — 75
Table: Consumption And
Stratification — 76
Table: Wages Per
Year — 77
BMI Forecast Modelling — 78
How We Generate Our Industry Forecasts — 78
Power
Industry — 79
Cross Checks — 79
Sources — 80
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