Finance, Accounting, and Tax 

EEI represents shareholder-owned electric companies on industry finance and accounting issues, promoting sound business practices and regulatory policies.

EEI is leading efforts to ensure the financial well-being of the U.S. shareholder-owned electric utilities and its investors, as well as representing the best interests of utility customers.

In their annual "State of the Industry" speech before the Wall Street financial community, EEI President Tom Kuhn and Executive Vice President David K. Owens spoke about the period of transformation that the electric utility industry faces as addressing climate change becomes imperative.

• Impact of Current Economic Crisis
  The electric power industry faces financial challenges similar to other industries, businesses, and individuals during our nation's current economic crisis. However, electric companies continue to plan for the future to meet our country's growing demand for electricity.
• Investing in America's Electric Future
  To meet our nation's rising demand for electricity, electric companies must invest in new power plants, as well as the transmission and distribution infrastructure to deliver the power where it is needed.
• Dividends
  The electric power industry is educating lawmakers and industry stakeholders about the benefits of the dividend tax rate reduction and the importance of making the tax rate permanent.

Resources

• Annual Financial Conference
  EEI holds two annual financial conferences—the EEI Financial Conference and the EEI International Financial Conference. 
  • View our Meeting Section to learn more.
• Quarterly Financial Updates
  Present industry trend analyses and financial data covering all 69 U.S. shareholder-owned electric utility companies.
• Financial Review
  The annual report of the shareholder-owned electric utility industry—provides a comprehensive aggregate view of the industry's financial performance and business activities.
• EEI Daily Financial News 
  Stock quotes and charts for electric utility companies and IPPs, with market indices.