Regulated Subsidiaries
- Michigan Gas Utilities Area Served
- Minnesota Energy Resources Area Served
- North Shore Gas Area Served
- Peoples Gas Area Served
- Upper Peninsula Power Company Area Served
- Wisconsin Public Service Area Served
Integrys Energy Group is a holding company based in Chicago, Illinois. More information about our operating subsidiaries is listed below.
- Michigan Gas Utilities
- Minnesota Energy Resources
- North Shore Gas
- Peoples Gas
- Upper Peninsula Power Company
- Wisconsin Public Service
Business
- Established in 1907
- Regulated natural gas utility
- Serving Southeast, Lower Central & Southwest Michigan, including Grand Haven, Otsego, Benton Harbor, Saint Joseph, Coldwater, Sturgis, Hillsdale and Monroe areas
- Approximately 165 employees
Market
- Serving approximately 165,000 customers
- 151,500 residential customers
- 13,000 commercial customers
- 139 large industrial (transportation) accounts
- Total system throughput, approximately 27 billion cubic feet per year
- Maximum daily throughput, 264,000 MCF
- Steady customer growth, particularly in residential customers
Facilities
- 3.6 billion cubic feet of natural gas storage
- Two Michigan Gas Utilities offices to serve customers: Benton Harbor and Monroe
Business
- Established in 1930
- Regulated natural gas utility
- Serving more than 38,000 sq. miles, 49 counties and 165 communities from Canada to the Iowa border, and from the Dakotas to Wisconsin
- Approximately 216 employees
Market
- Serving approximately 212,000 customers
- 2/3 of the volume flowing to large-volume customers
- Total system throughput, approximately 61 billion cubic feet per year
- Average growth of 4,473 customers per year
Facilities
- Distribution network is one of the most contemporary by industry standards
- Transports about 61 billion cubic feet of natural gas annually
Business
- Established in 1908
- Acquired by Peoples Energy in 1962
- Regulated natural gas utility
- Serving 54 communities within the northern suburbs of Chicago, Illinois
- Approximately 166 employees
Market
- Serving approximately 158,000 customers
- 144,000 residential customers
- 11,000 commercial customers
- 80 large industrial (transportation) accounts
- Total system throughput, approximately 34.9 billion cubic feet per year
- Maximum daily throughput, 302,134 MCF
- Steady customer growth, particularly in residential customers
Facilities
- Approximately 2,430 miles of natural gas distribution and transmission main (approximately 38% is plastic main), 6 natural gas distribution and transmission gate stations, and approximately 147,000 natural gas lateral services
Business
- Established in 1855
- Regulated natural gas utility
- Serving the City of Chicago
- Approximately 1,082 employees
Market
- Serving approximately 819,000 customers
- 766,000 residential customers
- 49,000 commercial customers
- 675 large industrial (transportation) accounts
- Total system throughput, approximately 173.8 billion cubic feet per year
- Maximum daily throughput, 1,487,708 MCF
- Steady customer growth, particularly in residential customers
Facilities
- Approximately 4,470 miles of natural gas distribution and transmission main (approximately 42% is cast iron main and 24% is plastic main), 11 natural gas distribution and transmission gate stations, and approximately 517,000 natural gas lateral services
- Owns and operates a 38.2 billion-cubic-foot underground natural gas storage reservoir (Manlove Field) and a 2 billion-cubic-foot liquefied natural gas plant in central Illinois
- Owns a natural gas pipeline system that runs from Manlove Field (located in central Illinois) to Chicago with 7 major interstate pipeline interconnects at various points
Business
- Established in 1884
- Regulated electric utility
- Operates in primarily rural countryside in 10 of the 15 counties in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan
- Approximately 130 employees
Market
- Serving approximately 52,000 electric customers in 118 communities
- Main industries served are forest products, tourism, and small manufacturing
- Electric revenues are comprised of 89% retail sales and 11% wholesale sales
Facilities
- Electric generating capacity based on summer capacity ratings: 56.7 megawatts
- Electric property including 3,300 miles of electric distribution lines and 58 distribution substations
Business
- Established in 1883
- Regulated electric and natural gas utility
- Operates in northeastern and central Wisconsin and an adjacent portion of Upper Michigan
- Approximately 1,363 employees
Market
- Serving approximately 439,000 electric and 318,000 natural gas customers
- Provides electric and natural gas products and services to residential, farm, commercial, and industrial customers; also provides electric power to wholesale customers
- Electric operations accounted for 77% and natural gas operations accounted for 23% of 2010 revenues
- Electric revenues comprised of 80% retail sales and 20% wholesale sales
- Wisconsin customers accounted for 98% and Michigan customers accounted for 2% of 2010 revenues
Facilities
- Electric generating capacity based on summer capacity ratings: 2,180.4 megawatts, including share of jointly-owned facilities
- Electric property includes approximately 21,700 miles of electric distribution lines, 97% of which are operated at 24.9 kilovolts, and 123 distribution substations
- Natural gas property includes approximately 7,850 miles of distribution and transmission main (74% is plastic main), 87 natural gas distribution and transmission gate stations, and approximately 297,000 natural gas lateral services
