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Public Service Enterprise — PSEG Non-Profit Stakeholder Forum (May 2012)

13 slides from Public Service Enterprise's conference presentation, May 30, 2012

  1. Slide 1: PSEG Non-Profit Stakeholder Forum

    PSEG Non-Profit Stakeholder Forum Sheila Rostiac - PSEG Foundation President & Director Corporate Social Responsibility 1

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    PSEG —

  3. Slide 3: PSEG Roadmap: Strategic Business Model and Objectives

    Strategic Business Model OPERATIONAL EXCELLENCE STRENGTH DISCIPLINED INVES TMENT ) ) ) Strategic Objectives Achieve top-quartils performance In people providing sate, reitable, economic and green energy. Drive to top-quartile cost performance across PSEG. Attract, develep and retain a Highly skilted

  4. Slide 4: PSEG Foundation Roadmap

    PSEG Foundation Roadmap Energizing NJ to be a better place to work and live. PSEG FOUNDATION E P C C o E w O O E D S e M N N U A Or M O V C F T U M I A E Ho R N I T T Ef O I C I Y R N T M O G Y D E N i N E v T & V i . n g People providing Safe, Economic, reliable, Green energy Operational Excellence

  5. Slide 5: Kathy Fitzgerald

    Kathy Fitzgerald Vice President, Corporate Communications, PSEG

  6. Slide 6: PSEG's long history of aligning company and societal interests

    PSEG has a long history of aligning the interests of the company with the interests of society, helping to power the economy and improve the quality of life for NJ residents.

  7. Slide 7: PSEG's Impact on New Jersey Economy

    POSEG S Im pact on New Jersey Economy tx PSEG pays nearly $1 billion in compensation to New Jersey workers x PSEG spends $1 billion with NJ businesses * PSEG pays $100 million in dividends to 86,000 NJ shareholders *x PSEG pays $158 million to NJ retirees and survivors *x PSEG contributes $375 milli

  8. Slide 8: Putting people to work

    Putting people to work † Electric transmission upgrades (approx 6,500 people to work, our own employees and contractors) † Upgrading and replacing old gas lines (700 + so far) † Energy efficiency work (750+ so far) † Solar (1,100+ so far, 700 are indirect jobs with vendors supporting installations)

  9. Slide 9: Jorge L. Cardenas

    Jorge L. Cardenas Vice President, Gas Delivery, PSE&G

  10. Slide 10: About PSE&G Gas Delivery

    About PSE&G Gas Delivery † About PSE&G o Gas Delivery Operations o Appliance Service † PSE&G customers have benefited from falling natural gas prices. o Our residential gas customers have seen a 35 percent decrease in gas bills during the last three years, for a savings of more than $600 since 2009.

  11. Slide 11: 21st Century Energy Workforce

    21st Century Energy Workforce † Center for Energy Workforce Development industry analysis found: o Over the next decade, almost 62% of the utility industry has the potential to retire o Spotlight on the skilled utility technicians and engineers the analysis indicated that by 2015, 36% may need to be

  12. Slide 12: Addressing STEM Workforce Shortage

    PSEG Addressing STEM Workforce Shortage † PSEG Scholars: will provide $24,000 in financial support to 6 of NJ’s aspiring engineers during his/her undergraduate experience o Scholarship is supplemented with mentoring, internship possibilities, and volunteer opportunities † Supportive of challenges an

  13. Slide 13: Successfully Moving Through the Language of Impact to Achieve Impact

    Successfully Moving Through the Language of Impact to Achieve Impact Dr. John E. Brothers, Principal, Quidoo Consulting 13

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