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Alabama Power

EnergyUnited States

Alabama Power Company is an energy provider headquartered in Birmingham, Alabama, that has shaped the state's energy landscape for over a century with innovation, reliability, and sustainability. Beyond supplying electricity, the company drives economic growth, supports education, and strengthens communities across the southern United States.

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Alabama Power at a glance

Alabama Power is an energy company headquartered in United States. Xcout tracks 40 named people at Alabama Power, including Jeff Peoples (Chairman, President and CEO).

Industry
Energy
Headquarters
United States

Alabama Power leadership

  • Jeff PeoplesChairman, President and CEO
  • Moses FeaginExecutive Vice President, Treasurer and Chief Financial Officer
  • Anita AllcornSenior Vice President and Comptroller
  • Ashley RobinettSenior Vice President Corporate Strategy and Administration
  • Brandon DillardSenior Vice President Resource Strategy & Stakeholder Engagement
  • Clay RyanSenior Vice President External Affairs

34 more named people on record for Alabama Power, with roles, board committees and tenure — see the full roster →

Alabama Power competitors

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Black Hills CorporationBKH · EnergyRapid City, United States
63% matchPublic

Black Hills Corporation operates as an American utility firm, delivering both electric power and natural gas through its subsidiaries. Its business is organized into two primary divisions: Electric Utilities and Gas Utilities. The Electric Utilities segment is responsible for generating, transmitting, and distributing electricity to approximately 218,000 customers spanning Colorado, Montana, South Dakota, and Wyoming. This division manages 1,481.5 megawatts of power generation capacity and maintains 8,892 miles of electric transmission and distribution lines. Electric power generation is diversified, utilizing wind, natural gas, and coal-fired plants, and the company also operates a coal mine near Gillette, Wyoming. Conversely, the Gas Utilities segment provides natural gas to roughly 1,094,000 utility clients across Arkansas, Colorado, Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska, and Wyoming. This operation includes overseeing 4,732 miles of intrastate gas transmission pipelines, 41,644 miles of gas distribution mains and service lines, six natural gas storage facilities, around 50,000 horsepower of compression, and 515 miles of gathering lines. Beyond these core utility offerings, Black Hills Corporation also constructs and maintains gas infrastructure for various gas transportation customers. It provides appliance repair services for residential utility subscribers and offers electrical system construction to large industrial clients. Founded in 1941, the company's headquarters are situated in Rapid City, South Dakota.

Market cap$5.8B
Employees2,841
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