Investors Fact Book - Exelon Corporation

Hydroelectric and Renewable
Constellation Energy – Total Owned Generating Capacity (continued)
Chinese Station Jamestown, CA 70.7 Biomass 22 45 10
Fresno Fresno, CA 91.9 Biomass 24 50 12
Rocklin Placer Co., CA 86.7 Biomass 24 50 12
Malacha Muck Valley, CA 37.4 Hydroelectric 32 50 16
Safe Harbor Safe Harbor, PA 44.9 Hydroelectric 417 66.7 278
Constellation Solar (g) Various – Solar 69 100 69
SEGS IV Kramer Junction, CA 26 Solar 33 12.2 4
SEGS V Kramer Junction, CA 37.8 Solar 24 4.2 1
SEGS VI Kramer Junction, CA 28.1 Solar 34 8.8 3
Criterion Oakland, MD 32.4 Wind 70 100 70
749 475
Total 17,294 11,751
Note: The sums of the individual plant capacities may not equal the category or overall totals due to rounding.
(a) Capacity factors are based on installed capacity, which is temperature adjusted. Therefore, it is possible to generate more than 100% of the installed capacity.
(b) Capacity figures represent summer seasonal claimed capacity amounts. For units with power purchase agreements, figures represent contract capacity.
(c) Constellation has a 50.01% equity membership interest in CENG, the joint venture with EDF that holds these nuclear generating assets.
(d) CENG owns 82% of Nine Mile Point Unit 2, the remaining interest in which is owned by Long Island Power Authority. CENG owns 100% of all other nuclear units listed.
(e) Coal assets divested in 2012 as part of the merger agreement.
(f) Reflects Constellation’s proportionate interest in and entitlement to capacity from Keystone and Conemaugh, which include 2 MW of diesel. Capacity for
Keystone and 1 MW of diesel capacity for Conemaugh.
(g) Constellation Solar is an operation that constructs, owns, and operates solar facilities at various customer locations.
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