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ResultsofOperations
Favorable
(Unfavorable)
(Dollarsinmillions,exceptforpersharedata,unlessotherwisenoted) 2009 2008 Variance
Operatingrevenues $ 17,318 $ 18,859 $ (1,541)
Operatingexpenses
Purchasedpowerandfuel 5,2816,582 1,301
Operatingandmaintenance 4,6124,538 (74)
Operatingandmaintenanceforregulatoryrequiredprograms 63 28 (35)
Depreciationandamortization 1,8341,634(200)
Taxesotherthanincome 778 778 –
Totaloperatingexpenses 12,56813,560 992
Operatingincome 4,7505,299 (549)
Otherincomeanddeductions
Interestexpense (654) (699) 45
Interestexpensetoafliates,net (77) (133) 56
Equityinlossesofunconsolidatedafliates (27) (26) (1)
Other,net 426 (407) 833
Totalotherincomeanddeductions (332)(1,265) 933
Incomefromcontinuingoperationsbeforeincometaxes 4,4184,034 384
Incometaxes 1,712 1,317 (395)
Incomefromcontinuingoperations 2,706 2,717 (11)
Incomefromdiscontinuedoperations,netofincometaxes 1 20 (19)
Netincome $ 2,707 $ 2,737 $ (30)
Dilutedearningspershare $ 4.09 $ 4.13 $ (0.04)
Exelon’snetincomewas$2,707millionin2009ascomparedto$2,737millionin2008,anddilutedearningsperaveragecommonsharewere$4.09in2009ascompared
to$4.13in2008.Allamountspresentedbelowarebeforetheimpactofincometax.
Exelon’s2009resultsweresignicantlyaffectedbylowerrevenuenetofpurchasedpowerandfuelexpenseatGenerationof$411million.Thisdecreasewasprimarilydue
toreducednetmark-to-marketgainsfromitshedgingactivitiesof$271millionandunfavorableportfolioandmarketconditionsof$206million.Additionally,Generation
experiencedhighernuclearfuelcostsof$74million.PartiallyoffsettingthesedecreaseswerelowercostsassociatedwiththeIllinoisSettlementof$123million.
ComEd experienced higher revenue net of purchased power expense of $155 million despite unfavorable weather conditions and reduced load. Distribution pricing
increasedComEd’soperatingrevenuesby$214millionprimarilyduetotheICC’sSeptember2008orderinthe2007distributionratecase.Thisincreasewaspartially
offsetbytheimpactofcurrenteconomicconditionsandunfavorableweather,whichreducedComEd’sloadresultinginlowerrevenuenetofpurchasedpowerexpense
of$40millionand$45million,respectively.