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About Exelon Corporation

With headquarters in Chicago, Illinois, Exelon Corporation operates in 20 states throughout the country. A total of 7,063,850 residential accounts, 624,671 commercial customer accounts, 2 transportation customers and 5,409 industrial accounts are provided electricity by the company. Exelon Corporation bills their patrons a residential electricity rate of 16.09 cents per kilowatt hour on average, which is 3.07% above the national average of 15.61. The company had sales of 6,983,339 megawatt hours in 2022 via wholesale channels. Electricity facilities owned by Exelon Corporation produced 196,325 megawatt hours and an additional 231,297,863 megawatt hours were purchased on wholesale channels. Their revenue in 2022 from electricity activities was $28,082,572,300, with 2.12% coming from wholesale electricity sales and 82.14% from retail sales to end users.

The average monthly residential electricity bill for a customer of Exelon Corporation is $111.06, while the national average is $133.26. Customers of the provider pay a 16.66% reduction compared to other citizens of the nation. The provider generates 84.91% (or 173,372,455.97 megawatt hours) of the electricity that it sells from nuclear power facilities. Based on megawatt hours generated, Exelon Corporation is the 3rd largest supplier out of 3510 in the US. The provider is 30th out of 3510 suppliers that we track in the country for total megawatt hours generated from wind turbines.

Energy Loss

Energy loss is a fact of life when dealing with electricity transmission. Exelon Corporation currently averages a loss of around 6.81% of the total electricity they generate. The nationwide average energy loss is 2.87%. This gives Exelon Corporation a ranking of 1229th best out of 3510 suppliers in the United States.

Exelon Corporation Rate & Electric Bills

Exelon Corporation residential electric rates are highest in January and the highest average bill is in June.

Historical Electricity Rates:

Price Per kWhAverage Bill$0.172/kWh$0.123/kWh$151.21/mo.$74.30/mo.
2534th16.09¢Exelon Corporation's Average residential price per kWh
1150th$111.06Average monthly electricity bill for Exelon Corporation's residential customers

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    Exelon Corporation offers a total of 0 plans for electricity. Plans are subject to change at any time and these may not be the plans currently offered.

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    Quick Facts About Exelon Corporation

    Exelon Corporation produces 6,387,908.08 megawatt hours (or 3.13% of their total generation) from the use of sustainable fuels in their electricity production plants.

    Exelon Corporation generates 0.41% of its total megawatt hours produced from solar fields, which is 194th in the United States out of 3510 companies for percentage of total electricity production that comes from solar.

    Exelon Corporation generates 96.87% of their total electricity generation from non-renewable fuel types. The total electricity produced from non-renewable sources is 197,789,661.35 megawatt hours, which is 2nd highest in the nation out of 3510 suppliers.

    Exelon Corporation is 32nd in the United States out of 3510 providers for total megawatt hours generated from hydroelectric power.

    Exelon Corporation is the 3rd highest generator of electricity out of 3510 providers in the nation, producing 204,177,487.9 megawatt hours.

    Exelon Corporation's electricity generation facilities generate 24,363,779.31 megawatt hours using natural gas.

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    Energy Loss

    Exelon Corporation's energy loss due to business operations.

    -6.81%

    Total Energy Loss

    6,168,993MWh

    1229 National Rank

    Exelon Corporation Energy Makeup

    MonthlyWe report production data as it is published. Due to reporting methods and timing, data from 2023 and 2022 may be incomplete. Data is released in full each fall for the previous calendar year. For clarification on any data points, please contact our team.
    AnnualAnnual data for 2022 will be finalized in the fall of 2023. Until that time, some data may be incomplete. Data for 2023 is a summation of all information released to date, which may only represent a portion of the actual production that has occurred. For clarification on any data points, please contact our team.

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    Exelon Corporation State Coverage

    StateCustomersSales ($)State Rank Based On Revenue% of Provider's Residential Sales in State
    Arizona129,658,12027
    California2816,120,95053
    Colorado1208,00075
    Connecticut158,81032
    Delaware299,284588,660,63914.52%
    District of Columbia295,260585,149,53713.02%
    Illinois3,267,1734,277,460,442133.79%
    Maine12,519114,430,30010.07%
    Maryland1,760,6163,609,273,074128.89%
    Massachusetts4694,96059
    20 states with service

    Exelon Corporation County Coverage

    CountyPopulationProvidersAvg. County Rate (¢)Avg. Electric Bill
    Adams County106,0276118.27$156.86/mo
    Adams County65,8784017.23$122.10/mo
    Adams County27,5645619.57$156.95/mo
    Alexander County5,4884117.19$123.81/mo
    Allegany County67,2674016.64$152.71/mo
    Allegheny County1,233,2536520.97$160.43/mo
    Allen County101,1155619.62$157.06/mo
    Anderson County58,1334413.13$151.84/mo
    Andrews County18,1844513.15$151.05/mo
    Angelina County87,1014513.12$151.37/mo
    517 counties with coverage

    Power Plants Owned by Exelon Corporation

    PlantCity/CountyStatePrimary Fuel TypeProduction (MWh)Emission (kg)Emissions/MWhToxic Chemical ReleaseClosing Date
    Peach BottomExelon Corporation (50.00%)PSEG (50.00%)
    		York County PA Nuclear 22,260,805
    Byron Generating StationExelon Corporation (100.00%)
    		Ogle County IL Nuclear 20,013,234
    PSEG Salem Generating StationExelon Corporation (42.59%)PSEG (57.41%)
    		Salem County NJ Nuclear 19,457,651
    Braidwood Generation StationExelon Corporation (100.00%)
    		Will County IL Nuclear 19,454,230
    LaSalle Generating StationExelon Corporation (100.00%)
    		LaSalle County IL Nuclear 19,289,363
    LimerickExelon Corporation (100.00%)
    		Montgomery County PA Nuclear 19,163,489
    Nine Mile Point Nuclear StationExelon Corporation (91.00%)PSEG Long Island (9.00%)
    		Oswego County NY Nuclear 15,396,776
    Dresden Generating StationExelon Corporation (100.00%)
    		Grundy County IL Nuclear 15,314,756
    Quad Cities Generating StationExelon Corporation (75.00%)MidAmerican Energy (25.00%)
    		Rock Island County IL Nuclear 15,127,173
    Calvert Cliffs Nuclear Power PlantExelon Corporation (100.00%)
    		Calvert County MD Nuclear 14,942,957
    39 power plants total

    Exelon Corporation Fuel Makeup

    NUCLEAR
    Nuclear
    Nuclear
    Nuclear
    Nuclear
    Nuclear
    Nuclear
    Nuclear
    Nuclear
    Nuclear
    84.91%
    NATURAL GAS
    Natural Gas
    Natural Gas
    11.93%
    WIND
    Wind
    1.90%
    CONVENTIONAL HYDROELECTRIC
    Conventional Hydroelectric
    0.66%
    SOLAR
    Solar
    0.41%
    OTHER
    Other
    0.19%

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    Exelon Corporation FAQ:

    What is the average bundled bill for Exelon Corporation customers each month?

    Currently, the average monthly bundled electric bill for customers of Exelon Corporation is $111.06. The United States average is $133.26 for bundled service.

    What is the phone number for Exelon Corporation?

    The Exelon Corporation phone number is (800) 483-3220.

    What percentage of Exelon Corporation's electricity is generated from renewable fuel sources?

    Exelon Corporation produces 3.13% of their electricity using renewable fuels.

    What percentage of Exelon Corporation's electricity is generated using nonrenewable fuel types?

    Electric plants owned by or associated with Exelon Corporation produce 96.87% of their electricity using nonrenewable fuels.

    What is the average BUNDLED electricity rate for Exelon Corporation customers?

    The average BUNDLED price of electricity for consumers of Exelon Corporation is 16.09 cents per kilowatt hour (¢/kWh).

    Who is the CEO of Exelon Corporation?

    The current CEO of Exelon Corporation is Christopher M. Crane.

    Does Exelon Corporation have any subsidiary companies?

    Exelon Corporation is a parent company of Constellation Energy, Delmarva Power, Potomac Electric Power Company, Baltimore Gas & Electric, Atlantic City Electric, Commonwealth Edison, and PECO Energy Company.

    How many states does Exelon Corporation sell electricity to?

    Exelon Corporation offers service in 20 states.

    What cities does Exelon Corporation provider electricity in?

    Exelon Corporation provides electricity in 6033 cities in the US.

    How many counties does Exelon Corporation offer service in?

    There are 517 counties that receive at least some electricity coverage by Exelon Corporation.

    How many power plants are owned by or associated with Exelon Corporation?

    There are 39 power plants owned by or associated with Exelon Corporation.

    Nick Reese
    Last Reviewed By: Nick Reese
    Published: 2022-03-13