Reports
Many of SMUD's reports and public documents are available online. To view these document, you will need Adobe Acrobat Reader, which can be downloaded for free from the Adobe Web site.
General Manager's report and recommendation on hydroelectric generation rate adjustment
A report and recommendation by the SMUD General Manager on a hydroelectric generation rate adjustment. To view the 108-page document, click here. To view addendum to report, click here.
To comment on the District’s hydroelectric generation rate adjustment, click here.
2008 J.D. Power and Associates Award
For the second year in a row, SMUD has been awarded top honors in the Western region in business customer satisfaction. More.
2007 Status Report on Renewable Energy at SMUD
A summary report by the Advanced Renewables and Distributed Generation Program. More.
2007 audited financial reports
SMUD's audited financial reports are available in pdf format. More
2006 SMUD annual report
The latest annual report recaps the past year and includes SMUD's audited financial statements. Download this large PDF file.
2006 Reliability Report
The latest statistics on power outages and the reliability of the distribution system. More
CEQA reports
Reports generated in compliance with the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) regarding proposed SMUD projects can be read or downloaded from this page.
2006 SMUD budget
A budget for 2006 was adopted by the SMUD Board of Directors. Highlights include completion of the 500-megawatt Cosumnes Power Plan, major progress on the 85 megawatt Solano wind expansion and significant investment in service reliability projets. Read the General Manager's budget letter and the budget summary.
2008 Planned Rate Action
In 2007 the SMUD Board of Directors approved a average rate increase of 7 percent to go into effect in January 2008. For more information, see The General Manager's Rate Report.
Public Good report 2006
SMUD has a long history of public goods programs that benefit the community. These programs include:
- Discounted rates for customers who qualify as low income and those who are dependent on medical equipment.
- Energy-efficiency programs such as offering free shade trees and energy audits and working with builders to make new homes and businesses more energy efficient.
- Renewable energy resources and technologies such as wind and solar power.
- The development and demonstration of advanced science or technologies.
SMUD's commitment to public good programs in 2005 was $40.2 million.
Download 2006 Public Good Report | Download 2006 Public Good Summary