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Exhibit 99.2

Westar Energy, Inc

2010 Fourth Quarter and Year-end Earnings

Released February 24, 2011

 

Contents   
     Page  

Consolidated statements of income

     1   

Consolidated balance sheets

     3   

Consolidated statements of cash flows

     4   

Earnings variances

     5   

Supplemental data

     7   

Capitalization & Long-term Debt Table

     9   

GAAP to Non-GAAP reconciliation

     10   

Capital expenditures 2011-2013

     11   

Bruce Burns

Director Investor Relations

785-575-8227

bruce.burns@WestarEnergy.com

NOTE:

The Notes to the Condensed Consolidated Financial Statements in the company's Annual Report on Form 10-K for the period ended December 31, 2010 should be read in conjunction with this financial information. The enclosed statements have been prepared for the purpose of providing information concerning the Company and not in connection with any sale, offer for sale, or solicitation to buy any securities.


Westar Energy, Inc.

Consolidated Statements of Income

(Unaudited)

 

     Three Months Ended December 31,  
     2010     2009     Change     % Change  
     (In Thousands, Except Per Share Amounts)  

REVENUES:

        

Residential

   $ 130,957      $ 128,927      $ 2,030        1.6   

Commercial

     128,170        119,817        8,353        7.0   

Industrial

     75,637        68,332        7,305        10.7   

Other retail

     (2,240     (196     (2,044     (a
                          

Total Retail Revenues

     332,524        316,880        15,644        4.9   

Wholesale

     78,804        86,490        (7,686     (8.9

Transmission

     36,016        31,548        4,468        14.2   

Other

     9,379        5,200        4,179        80.4   
                          

Total Revenues

     456,723        440,118        16,605        3.8   
                          

OPERATING EXPENSES:

        

Fuel and purchased power

     124,568        132,242        (7,674     (5.8

Operating and maintenance

     150,825        124,658        26,167        21.0   

Depreciation and amortization

     69,982        64,990        4,992        7.7   

Selling, general and administrative

     63,108        56,421        6,687        11.9   
                          

Total Operating Expenses

     408,483        378,311        30,172        8.0   
                          

INCOME FROM OPERATIONS

     48,240        61,807        (13,567     (22.0
                          

OTHER INCOME (EXPENSE):

        

Investment income

     2,676        4,143        (1,467     (35.4

Other income

     1,577        1,501        76        5.1   

Other expense

     (4,611     (5,747     1,136        19.8   
                          

Total Other Expense

     (358     (103     (255     (247.6
                          

Interest expense

     43,080        40,591        2,489        6.1   
                          

INCOME FROM CONTINUING OPERATIONS BEFORE INCOME TAXES

     4,802        21,113        (16,311     (77.3

Income tax (benefit) expense

     (1,748     10,496        (12,244     (116.7
                          

INCOME FROM CONTINUING OPERATIONS

     6,550        10,617        (4,067     (38.3

Results of discontinued operations, net of tax

     —          767        (767     (100.0
                          

NET INCOME

     6,550        11,384        (4,834     (42.5

Less: Net income attributable to nonontrolling interests

     1,389        —          1,389        (a
                          

NET INCOME ATTRIBUTABLE TO WESTAR ENERGY

     5,161        11,384        (6,223     (54.7

Preferred dividends

     242        242        —          —     
                          

NET INCOME ATTRIBUTABLE TO COMMON STOCK

   $ 4,919      $ 11,142      $ (6,223     (55.9
                          

BASIC EARNINGS PER COMMON SHARE:

        

Earnings available from continuing operations

   $ 0.04      $ 0.09      $ (0.05     (55.6

Discontinued operations, net of tax

     —          0.01        (0.01     (100.0
                          

Earnings per common share

   $ 0.04      $ 0.10      $ (0.06     (60.0
                          

Average equivalent common shares outstanding (in thousands)

     112,348        109,960        2,388        2.2   

DIVIDENDS DECLARED PER COMMON SHARE

   $ 0.31      $ 0.30      $ 0.01        3.3   

 

(a) Change greater than 1000%

 

The Notes to the Condensed Consolidated Financial Statements in the company’s Annual Report on Form 10-K

for the period ended December 31, 2010 should be read in conjunction with this financial information.


Westar Energy, Inc.

Consolidated Statements of Income

(Unaudited)

 

     Twelve Months Ended December 31,  
     2010     2009     Change     % Change  
     (In Thousands, Except Per Share Amounts)  

REVENUES:

        

Residential

   $ 661,177      $ 576,896      $ 84,281        14.6   

Commercial

     572,062        529,847        42,215        8.0   

Industrial

     318,249        291,754        26,495        9.1   

Other retail

     (12,703     (18,516     5,813        31.4   
                          

Total Retail Revenues

     1,538,785        1,379,981        158,804        11.5   

Wholesale

     334,669        308,269        26,400        8.6   

Transmission

     144,513        132,450        12,063        9.1   

Other

     38,204        37,531        673        1.8   
                          

Total Revenues

     2,056,171        1,858,231        197,940        10.7   
                          

OPERATING EXPENSES:

        

Fuel and purchased power

     583,361        534,864        48,497        9.1   

Operating and maintenance

     520,409        516,930        3,479        0.7   

Depreciation and amortization

     271,937        251,534        20,403        8.1   

Selling, general and administrative

     207,607        199,961        7,646        3.8   
                          

Total Operating Expenses

     1,583,314        1,503,289        80,025        5.3   
                          

INCOME FROM OPERATIONS

     472,857        354,942        117,915        33.2   
                          

OTHER INCOME (EXPENSE):

        

Investment income

     7,026        12,658        (5,632     (44.5

Other income

     5,369        7,128        (1,759     (24.7

Other expense

     (16,655     (17,188     533        3.1   
                          

Total Other (Expense) Income

     (4,260     2,598        (6,858     (264.0
                          

Interest expense

     174,941        157,360        17,581        11.2   
                          

INCOME FROM CONTINUING OPERATIONS BEFORE INCOME TAXES

     293,656        200,180        93,476        46.7   

Income tax expense

     85,032        58,850        26,182        44.5   
                          

INCOME FROM CONTINUING OPERATIONS

     208,624        141,330        67,294        47.6   

Results of discontinued operations, net of tax

     —          33,745        (33,745     (100.0
                          

NET INCOME

     208,624        175,075        33,549        19.2   

Less: Net income attributable to nonontrolling interests

     4,728        —          4,728        (a
                          

NET INCOME ATTRIBUTABLE TO WESTAR ENERGY

     203,896        175,075        28,821        16.5   

Preferred dividends

     970        970        —          —     
                          

NET INCOME ATTRIBUTABLE TO COMMON STOCK

   $ 202,926      $ 174,105      $ 28,821        16.6   
                          

BASIC EARNINGS PER COMMON SHARE:

        

Earnings available from continuing operations

   $ 1.81      $ 1.28      $ 0.53        41.4   

Discontinued operations, net of tax

     —          0.30        (0.30     (100.0
                          

Earnings per common share

   $ 1.81      $ 1.58      $ 0.23        14.6   
                          

Average equivalent common shares outstanding (in thousands)

     111,629        109,648        1,981        1.8   

DIVIDENDS DECLARED PER COMMON SHARE

   $ 1.24      $ 1.20      $ 0.04        3.3   

 

(a) Change greater than 1000%

 

The Notes to the Condensed Consolidated Financial Statements in the company’s Annual Report on Form 10-K

for the period ended December 31, 2010 should be read in conjunction with this financial information.


Westar Energy, Inc.

Consolidated Balance Sheets

(Dollars in Thousands, except par values)

(Unaudited)

 

     December 31,
2010
     December 31,
2009
 
ASSETS      

CURRENT ASSETS:

     

Cash and cash equivalents

   $ 928       $ 3,860   

Accounts receivable, net

     227,700         216,186   

Inventories and supplies, net

     206,867         193,831   

Energy marketing contracts

     13,005         33,159   

Taxes receivable

     16,679         45,200   

Deferred tax assets

     30,248         7,927   

Prepaid expenses

     12,413         11,830   

Regulatory assets

     73,480         97,220   

Other

     20,289         20,269   
                 

Total Current Assets

     601,609         629,482   
                 

PROPERTY, PLANT AND EQUIPMENT, NET

     5,964,439         5,771,740   
                 

PROPERTY, PLANT AND EQUIPMENT OF VARIABLE INTEREST ENTITIES, NET

     345,037         —     
                 

OTHER ASSETS:

     

Regulatory assets

     787,585         758,538   

Nuclear decommissioning trust

     126,990         112,268   

Energy marketing contracts

     9,472         10,653   

Other

     244,506         242,802   
                 

Total Other Assets

     1,168,553         1,124,261   
                 

TOTAL ASSETS

   $ 8,079,638       $ 7,525,483   
                 
LIABILITIES AND EQUITY      

CURRENT LIABILITIES:

     

Current maturities of long-term debt

   $ 61       $ 1,345   

Current maturities of long-term debt of variable interest entities

     30,155         —     

Short-term debt

     226,700         242,760   

Accounts payable

     187,954         112,211   

Accrued taxes

     45,534         46,931   

Energy marketing contracts

     9,670         39,161   

Accrued interest

     77,771         76,955   

Regulatory liabilities

     28,284         39,745   

Other

     176,717         123,370   
                 

Total Current Liabilities

     782,846         682,478   
                 

LONG-TERM LIABILITIES:

     

Long-term debt, net

     2,490,871         2,490,734   

Long-term debt of variable interest entities, net

     278,162         —     

Obligation under capital leases

     7,514         109,300   

Deferred income taxes

     1,102,625         964,461   

Unamortized investment tax credits

     101,345         127,777   

Regulatory liabilities

     135,754         100,963   

Deferred regulatory gain from sale-leaseback

     97,541         108,532   

Accrued employee benefits

     483,769         433,561   

Asset retirement obligations

     125,999         119,519   

Energy marketing contracts

     10         210   

Other

     59,364         117,720   
                 

Total Long-Term Liabilities

     4,882,954         4,572,777   
                 

COMMITMENTS AND CONTINGENCIES (See Notes 13 & 15 in Form 10-K)

     

TEMPORARY EQUITY

     3,465         3,443   
                 

EQUITY:

     

Westar Energy Shareholders’ Equity:

     

Cumulative preferred stock, par value $100 per share; authorized 600,000 shares; issued and outstanding 214,363 shares

     21,436         21,436   

Common stock, par value $5 per share; authorized 150,000,000 shares; issued and outstanding 112,128,068 and 109,072,000 shares, respectively

     560,640         545,360   

Paid-in capital

     1,398,580         1,339,790   

Retained earnings

     423,647         360,199   
                 

Total Westar Energy Shareholders’ Equity

     2,404,303         2,266,785   
                 

Noncontrolling Interests

     6,070         —     
                 

Total Equity

     2,410,373         2,266,785   
                 

TOTAL LIABILITIES AND EQUITY

   $ 8,079,638       $ 7,525,483   
                 

 

The Notes to the Condensed Consolidated Financial Statements in the company’s Annual Report on Form 10-K

for the period ended December 31, 2010 should be read in conjunction with this financial information.


Westar Energy, Inc.

Consolidated Statements of Cash Flows

(Dollars in Thousands)

(Unaudited)

 

     Twelve Months Ended December 31,  
     2010     2009  

CASH FLOWS FROM (USED IN) OPERATING ACTIVITIES:

    

Net income

   $ 208,624      $ 175,075   

Discontinued operations, net of tax

     —          (33,745

Adjustments to reconcile net income to net cash provided by operating activities:

    

Depreciation and amortization

     271,937        251,534   

Amortization of nuclear fuel

     25,089        16,161   

Amortization of deferred regulatory gain from sale-leaseback

     (5,495     (5,495

Amortization of corporate-owned life insurance

     20,650        22,116   

Non-cash compensation

     11,373        5,133   

Net changes in energy marketing assets and liabilities

     (1,284     8,972   

Accrued liability to certain former officers

     2,675        2,296   

Net deferred income taxes and credits

     120,169        46,447   

Stock based compensation excess tax benefits

     (641     (448

Allowance for equity funds used during construction

     (3,104     (5,031

Changes in working capital items, net of acquisitions and dispositions:

    

Accounts receivable

     (11,434     (17,159

Inventories and supplies

     (12,266     10,466   

Prepaid expenses and other

     8,475        (10,635

Accounts payable

     30,330        (15,115

Accrued taxes

     27,565        30,493   

Other current liabilities

     (80,660     13,572   

Changes in other assets

     (42,544     73,784   

Changes in other liabilities

     38,243        (89,516
                

Cash flows from operating activities

     607,702        478,905   
                

CASH FLOWS FROM (USED IN) INVESTING ACTIVITIES:

    

Additions to property, plant and equipment

     (540,076     (555,637

Investment in corporate-owned life insurance

     (19,162     (17,724

Purchase of securities within trust funds

     (192,350     (64,016

Sale of securities within trust funds

     191,603        61,096   

Proceeds from investment in corporate-owned life insurance

     2,204        1,748   

Proceeds from federal grants

     3,180        —     

Investment in affiliated company

     (280     (818

Other investing activities

     (1,164     2,920   
                

Cash flows used in investing activities

     (556,045     (572,431
                

CASH FLOWS FROM (USED IN) FINANCING ACTIVITIES:

    

Short-term debt, net

     (16,060     67,860   

Proceeds from long-term debt

     —          347,507   

Retirements of long-term debt

     (1,695     (196,821

Retirements of long-term debt of variable interest entities

     (28,610     —     

Repayment of capital leases

     (2,981     (10,190

Borrowings against cash surrender value of corporate-owned life insurance

     74,134        10,299   

Repayment of borrowings against cash surrender value of corporate-owned life insurance

     (3,430     (3,531

Stock based compensation excess tax benefits

     641        448   

Issuance of common stock, net

     54,651        4,587   

Distributions to shareholders of noncontrolling interests

     (2,093     —     

Cash dividends paid

     (129,146     (122,937
                

Cash flows (used in) from financing activities

     (54,589     97,222   
                

CASH FLOWS USED IN INVESTING ACTIVITIES OF DISCONTINUED OPERATIONS:

    

Payment of settlement to former subsidiary

     —          (22,750
                

Cash flow used in investing activities of discontinued operations

     —          (22,750
                

NET DECREASE IN CASH AND CASH EQUIVALENTS

     (2,932     (19,054

CASH AND CASH EQUIVALENTS:

    

Beginning of period

     3,860        22,914   
                

End of period

   $ 928      $ 3,860   
                

 

The Notes to the Condensed Consolidated Financial Statements in the company’s Annual Report on Form 10-K

for the period ended December 31, 2010 should be read in conjunction with this financial information.


Westar Energy, Inc.

4th Quarter 2010 vs. 2009

Earnings Variances

 

            Change               
     ($ per share)      (Dollars in thousands)               

2009 earnings attributable to common stock

   $ 0.10       $ 11,142        
            Favorable / (Unfavorable)               

Retail

        15,644        A      

Wholesale

        (7,686     B      

Transmission

        4,468        

Other revenues

        4,179        

Fuel and purchased power

        7,674        C      

SPP network transmission costs

        (3,614     
                

Gross Margin

        20,665        D      

Operating and maintenance w/o SPP NITS

        (22,553     E         VIE   

Depreciation and amortization

        (4,992     F         VIE   

Selling, general and administrative

        (6,687     G      

Other (expense) income

        (255     

Interest expense

        (2,489     H         VIE   

Income tax expense

        12,244           VIE   

Discontinued operations, net of tax

        (767     

Net income attributable to noncontrolling interests

        (1,389        VIE   

Change in shares outstanding

     0.00           

2010 earnings attributable to common stock

   $ 0.04       $ 4,919        

 

  

Major factors influencing the period to period change in EPS — Favorable/(Unfavorable)

A   

Due principally to price increases; MWh sales increased 0.6 percent (see page 7 for changes is sales by class)

B   

Due primarily to decreased demand; MWh sales decreased 14 percent and average market prices increased 6 percent

C   

Lower level of electricity generated and lower average unit cost of fuel and purchased power

D   

Due primarily to increased retail revenues driven by increases in prices

E   

Increase in maintenance and repair outages at power plants - ($9.1M); increased maintenance of electrical distribution system, primarily tree trimming - ($4.9M); increased ad valorem tax expense, which is largely offset in revenues via a property tax surcharge - ($4.7M); all of which were partially offset with reduction in lease expense as a result of consolidation of variable interest entities (VIEs) - $5.1M

F   

Higher plant balances; and consolidation of VIEs - ($1.5M)

G   

Increase due primarily to: higher non-executive short term incentive compensation related to performance against operational and financial targets - ($4.6M); increased expense due to adjustment to long-term incentive and share award plan - ($1.9M); increase in employee benefit costs - (2.4M); partially offset by 2009 expense related to settlement of EPA litigation - $4M

H   

Primarily additional interest expense as a result of consolidation of VIEs - ($2.8M)

I   

Lower taxable income; utilization of capital loss and effect of non-deductible EPA settlement expense

 

The Notes to the Condensed Consolidated Financial Statements in the company’s Annual Report on Form 10-K

for the period ended December 31, 2010 should be read in conjunction with this financial information.


Westar Energy, Inc.

YTD December 2010 vs. 2009

Earnings Variances

 

           Change               
     ($ per share)     (Dollars in thousands)               

2009 earnings attributable to common stock

   $ 1.58      $ 174,105        
           Favorable / (Unfavorable)               

Retail

       158,804        A      

Wholesale

       26,400        B      

Transmission

       12,063        

Other revenues

       673        

Fuel and purchased power

       (48,497     C      

SPP network transmission costs

       (11,048     
               

Gross Margin

       138,395        

Operating and maintenance w/o SPP NITS

       7,569        D         VIE   

Depreciation and amortization

       (20,403     E         VIE   

Selling, general and administrative

       (7,646     F      

Other (expense) income

       (6,858     G      

Interest expense

       (17,581     H         VIE   

Income tax expense

       (26,182     I         VIE   

Discontinued operations, net of tax

       (33,745     J      

Net income attributable to noncontrolling interests

       (4,728        VIE   

Change in shares outstanding

     (0.03       

2010 earnings attributable to common stock

   $ 1.81      $ 202,926        

 

  

Major factors influencing the period to period change in EPS — Favorable/(Unfavorable)

A   

Reflects 6 percent increase in retail MWh sales, which benefited from favorable weather and economic improvement in industrial sales; reflects higher prices (see page 8 for changes in sales by class)

B   

Higher average market prices; MWh sales decreased 1 percent

C   

Increased electricity generated and purchased and a higher average unit cost for fuel and purchased power

D   

Due primarily to: higher power plant maintenance primarily at Wolf Creek and wind generation facilities - ($7.6M); higher maintenance of electrical distribution system, primarily tree trimming and line clearance - ($5.6M); decrease of lease expense as a result of consolidation of variable interest entities (VIEs) - $20.4M; and recognition of reduction to maximum liability for environmental remediation cost associated with assets divested many years ago - $5.0M

E   

Higher plant balances due to addition of wind generation facilities, new generating plant, air quality controls at power plants in addition to other plant additions; consolidation of VIEs - ($6.1M)

 

F   

Higher non-executive short term incentive compensation related to performance against operational and financial targets and adjustment to long-term incentive plan - ($12.9M); partially offset with 2009 expense related to settlement of EPA litigation - $4M

G   

Due principally to recording lower gains on investments held in a trust to fund retirement benefits - ($3.6M); decrease in equity AFUDC - ($1.9M)

H   

Increased interest expense as a result of consolidation of VIEs - ($12.2M) and increased interest expense on additional debt issued in 2009

I   

Due principally to increased pretax income and increase in production tax credits and VIE accounting

J   

Reflects tax settlement for past years related to sale of non-regulated investments

 

The Notes to the Condensed Consolidated Financial Statements in the company’s Annual Report on Form 10-K

for the period ended December 31, 2010 should be read in conjunction with this financial information.


  Westar Energy, Inc  
Supplemental Data   Revenue, Sales and Energy Supply  

 

     Three Months Ended December 31,  
     2010     2009     Change     % Change  
     (Dollars In Thousands)  

Revenues

  

Residential

   $ 130,957      $ 128,927      $ 2,030        1.6   

Commercial

     128,170        119,817        8,353        7.0   

Industrial

     75,637        68,332        7,305        10.7   

Other retail

     2,985        2,907        78        2.7   

Provision for rate refunds

     (5,225     (3,103     (2,122     (68.4
                          

Total Retail Revenues

     332,524        316,880        15,644        4.9   

Tariff-based wholesale

     62,260        63,845        (1,585     (2.5

Market-based wholesale

     16,544        22,645        (6,101     (26.9

Transmission

     36,016        31,548        4,468        14.2   

Other

     9,379        5,200        4,179        80.4   
                          

Total Revenues

   $ 456,723      $ 440,118      $ 16,605        3.8   
                          
   
     (Thousands of MWh)  

Electricity Sales

        

Residential

     1,394        1,460        (66     (4.5

Commercial

     1,726        1,713        13        0.8   

Industrial

     1,303        1,224        79        6.5   

Other retail

     22        22        —          —     
                          

Total Retail

     4,445        4,419        26        0.6   
                          

Tariff-based wholesale

     1,346        1,511        (165     (10.9

Market-based wholesale

     563        699        (136     (19.5
                          

Total wholesale

     1,909        2,210        (301     (13.6
                          

Total Electricity Sales

     6,354        6,629        (275     (4.1
                          
     (Dollars per MWh)  

Total retail

   $ 74.81      $ 71.71      $ 3.10        4.3   

Tariff-based wholesale

   $ 46.26      $ 42.25      $ 4.01        9.5   

Market-based wholesale

   $ 29.39      $ 32.40      $ (3.01     (9.3
   
     (Dollars In Thousands)  

Fuel and Purchased Power

  

Fuel used for generation

   $ 103,614      $ 116,186      $ (12,572     (10.8

Purchased power

     19,694        19,029        665        3.5   
                          

Subtotal

     123,308        135,215        (11,907     (8.8

Emissions allowances, VIE and miscellaneous

     297        (701     998        142.4   

Fuel expense recovery (RECA)

     963        (2,272     3,235        142.4   
                          

Total fuel and purchased power expense

   $ 124,568      $ 132,242      $ (7,674     (5.8
                          
     (Thousands of MWh)  

Electricity Supply

  

Generated - Gas/oil

     240        301        (61     (20.3

Coal

     4,800        5,509        (709     (12.9

Nuclear

     966        632        334        52.8   

Wind

     117        105        12        11.4   
                          

Subtotal electricity generated

     6,123        6,547        (424     (6.5

Purchased

     616        491        125        25.5   
                          

Total Electricity Supply

     6,739        7,038        (299     (4.2
                          
     (Dollars per MWh)  

Average cost of fuel used for generation

   $ 16.92      $ 17.75      $ (0.83     (4.7

Average cost of purchased power

   $ 31.97      $ 38.76      $ (6.79     (17.5

Average cost of fuel and purchased power

   $ 18.30      $ 19.21      $ (0.91     (4.7
   
Degree Days         
     2010     2009 /
20 yr Avg
    Change     % Change  

Cooling

        

Actual compared to last year

     27        3        24        800.0   

Actual compared to 20 year average

     27        34        (7     (20.6

Heating

        

Actual compared to last year

     1,714        2,026        (312     (15.4

Actual compared to 20 year average

     1,714        1,889        (175     (9.3


  Westar Energy, Inc  
Supplemental Data   Revenue, Sales and Energy Supply  

 

     Twelve Months Ended December 31,  
     2010     2009     Change     % Change  
     (Dollars In Thousands)  

Revenues

  

Residential

   $ 661,177      $ 576,896      $ 84,281        14.6   

Commercial

     572,062        529,847        42,215        8.0   

Industrial

     318,249        291,754        26,495        9.1   

Other retail

     11,961        11,521        440        3.8   

Provision for rate refunds

     (24,664     (30,037     5,373        17.9   
                          

Total Retail Revenues

     1,538,785        1,379,981        158,804        11.5   

Tariff-based wholesale

     246,195        232,003        14,192        6.1   

Market-based wholesale

     88,474        76,266        12,208        16.0   

Transmission

     144,513        132,450        12,063        9.1   

Other

     38,204        37,531        673        1.8   
                          

Total Revenues

   $ 2,056,171      $ 1,858,231      $ 197,940        10.7   
                          
   
     (Thousands of MWh)  

Electricity Sales

        

Residential

     6,957        6,404        553        8.6   

Commercial

     7,519        7,235        284        3.9   

Industrial

     5,468        5,145        323        6.3   

Other retail

     89        88        1        1.1   
                          

Total Retail

     20,033        18,872        1,161        6.2   
                          

Tariff-based wholesale

     6,074        6,131        (57     (0.9

Market-based wholesale

     2,638        2,657        (19     (0.7
                          

Total wholesale

     8,712        8,788        (76     (0.9
                          

Total Electricity Sales

     28,745        27,660        1,085        3.9   
                          
     (Dollars per MWh)  

Total retail

   $ 76.81      $ 73.12      $ 3.69        5.0   

Tariff-based wholesale

   $ 40.53      $ 37.84      $ 2.69        7.1   

Market-based wholesale

   $ 33.54      $ 28.70      $ 4.84        16.9   
   
     (Dollars In Thousands)  

Fuel and Purchased Power

  

Fuel used for generation

   $ 513,710      $ 470,885      $ 42,825        9.1   

Purchased power

     79,492        60,874        18,618        30.6   
                          

Subtotal

     593,202        531,759        61,443        11.6   

Emissions allowances, VIE and miscellaneous

     712        (6,281     6,993        111.3   

Fuel expense recovery (RECA)

     (10,553     9,386        (19,939     (212.4
                          

Total fuel and purchased power expense

   $ 583,361      $ 534,864      $ 48,497        9.1   
                          
     (Thousands of MWh)  

Electricity Supply

  

Generated - Gas/oil

     1,922        1,878        44        2.3   

Coal

     21,440        21,210        230        1.1   

Nuclear

     4,491        4,121        370        9.0   

Wind

     453        288        165        57.3   
                          

Subtotal electricity generated

     28,306        27,497        809        2.9   

Purchased

     2,194        1,709        485        28.4   
                          

Total Electricity Supply

     30,500        29,206        1,294        4.4   
                          
     (Dollars per MWh)  

Average cost of fuel used for generation

   $ 18.15      $ 17.12      $ 1.03        6.0   

Average cost of purchased power

   $ 36.23      $ 35.62      $ 0.61        1.7   

Average cost of fuel and purchased power

   $ 19.45      $ 18.21      $ 1.24        6.8   
   
Degree Days         
     2010     2009 /
20 yr Avg
    Change     % Change  

Cooling

        

Actual compared to last year

     1,974        1,344        630        46.9   

Actual compared to 20 year average

     1,974        1,579        395        25.0   

Heating

        

Actual compared to last year

     4,713        4,776        (63     (1.3

Actual compared to 20 year average

     4,713        4,825        (112     (2.3


Westar Energy, Inc.

Capitalization

 

     December 31,
2010
           December 31,
2009
        
     (Dollars in Thousands)         

Current maturities of long-term debt

   $ 61         $ 1,345      

Current maturities of long-term debt of VIEs

     30,155           —        

Long-term debt, net

     2,490,871           2,490,734      

Long-term debt of variable interest entities, net

     278,162           —        
                      

Total debt

     2,799,249         53.7     2,492,079         52.4

Preferred

     21,436         0.4     21,436         0.4

Common equity

     2,382,867         45.8     2,245,349         47.2

Noncontrolling interests

     6,070         0.1     —           0.0
                                  

Total capitalization

   $ 5,209,622         100.0   $ 4,758,864         100.0
                      

GAAP Book value per share

   $ 21.25         $ 20.59      

Period end shares outstanding (in thousands)

     112,128           109,072      

Outstanding long-term debt table

 

     CUSIP     December 31,
2010
    December 31,
2009
 
           (Dollars in Thousands)  

Westar Energy:

    

First Mortgage Bond series:

      

6.00% Series due July 2014

     95709TAA8      $ 250,000      $ 250,000   

5.15% Series due January 2017

     95709TAB6        125,000        125,000   

5.95% Series due January 2035

     95709TAC4        125,000        125,000   

5.10% Series due July 2020

     95709TAD2        250,000        250,000   

5.875% Series due July 2036

     95709TAE0        150,000        150,000   

6.10% Series due May 2047

     95709T704        150,000        150,000   

8.625% Series due December 2018

     95709TAG5        300,000        300,000   
                  
       1,350,000        1,350,000   

Pollution control bond series:

      

Variable series due April 2032 (Wamego)

     933623BN9        30,500        30,500   

Variable series due April 2032 (St Marys)

     792609AF6        45,000        45,000   

5.0% Series due February 2033 (Wamego)

     933623BQ2        57,530        57,760   
                  
       133,030        133,260   

Other long-term debt:

      

4.36% Equipment financing loan due 2011

       61        1,406   
                  
       61        1,406   
                  

Total Westar Energy

       1,483,091        1,484,666   

KGE

      

First mortgage bond series:

      

6.53% Series due December 2037

     485260BJ1        175,000        175,000   

6.15% Series due May 2023

     485260B@1        50,000        50,000   

6.64%Series due May 2038

     485260B#9        100,000        100,000   

6.70%Series due June 2019

     U24448AB5        300,000        300,000   
                  
       625,000        625,000   

Pollution control bond series:

      

5.3% Series due June 2031

     121825BW2        108,600        108,600   

5.3% Series due June 2031

     933623BR0        18,900        18,900   

4.85% Series due June 2031

     121825CB7        50,000        50,000   

5.10% Series due March 2023

     502828AH9        13,343        13,463   

Variable rate series due April 2027 (LaCygne)

     502828AJ5        21,940        21,940   

Variable rate series due April 2032 (St Marys)

     792609AE9        14,500        14,500   

Variable rate series due April 2032 (Wamego)

     933623BM1        10,000        10,000   

5.6% Series due June 2031

     121825CD3        50,000        50,000   

6.0% Series due June 2031

     121825CE1        50,000        50,000   

5.0% Series due June 2031

     121825CF8        50,000        50,000   
                  
       387,283        387,403   
                  

Total KGE

       1,012,283        1,012,403   

Total long-term debt

       2,495,374        2,497,069   
                  

Unamortized debt discount

       (4,442     (4,990

Long-term debt due within one year

       (61     (1,345
                  

Total long-term debt, net

     $ 2,490,871      $ 2,490,734   
                  


Westar Energy, Inc.

GAAP to Non-GAAP Reconciliation

Fuel and purchased power costs fluctuate with electricity sales and unit costs. As permitted by regulators, prices are adjusted to reflect changes in fuel and purchased power costs, and accordingly changes to these costs have a minimal impact on net income. For this reason, Westar management believes that gross margin is a useful measure for understanding changes in operating performance from one period to the next. Gross margin is calculated as total revenues less the sum of fuel and purchased power costs and SPP network transmission costs. SPP network transmission costs are included as a component of gross margin because these costs reflect the costs of providing network transmission service, and a significant component of transmission revenue is recognized when providing this service.

Operating and maintenance expense includes SPP network transmission costs (SPP NITS). The SPP network transmission costs are included in gross margin for the reasons shown above, and are therefore excluded from operating and maintenance expense w/o SPP NITS used to reconcile earnings from the comparable prior year period to the earnings for the current period. Westar management believes this measurement is useful for understanding changes in operating performance from one period to the next. Operating and maintenance expense w/o SPP NITS is calculated by subtracting the SPP network transmission costs from operating and maintenance expense.

The calculations of gross margin and operating and maintenance expense w/o SPP NITS for the three and twelve months ended December 31, 2010 and 2009 are shown in the table below. The table also includes a reconciliation of gross margin to income from operations for both periods. Income from operations is the GAAP financial measure most directly comparable to gross margin. Operating and maintenance expense is the GAAP financial measure most directly comparable to operating and maintenance expense w/o SPP NITS.

 

     Three Months Ended December 31,     Twelve Months Ended December 31,  
     2010     2009     Change     2010     2009     Change  
     (Dollars In Thousands)     (Dollars In Thousands)  

Revenues

    

Residential

   $ 130,957      $ 128,927      $ 2,030      $ 661,177      $ 576,896      $ 84,281   

Commercial

     128,170        119,817        8,353        572,062        529,847        42,215   

Industrial

     75,637        68,332        7,305        318,249        291,754        26,495   

Other retail

     (2,240     (196     (2,044     (12,703     (18,516     5,813   
                                                

Total Retail Revenues

     332,524        316,880        15,644        1,538,785        1,379,981        158,804   

Wholesale

     78,804        86,490        (7,686     334,669        308,269        26,400   

Transmission

     36,016        31,548        4,468        144,513        132,450        12,063   

Other

     9,379        5,200        4,179        38,204        37,531        673   
                                                

Total Revenues

     456,723        440,118        16,605        2,056,171        1,858,231        197,940   

Less: Fuel and purchased power expense

     124,568        132,242        (7,674     583,361        534,864        48,497   

SPP network transmission costs

     29,703        26,089        3,614        116,449        105,401        11,048   
                                                

Gross Margin

   $ 302,452      $ 281,787      $ 20,665      $ 1,356,361      $ 1,217,966      $ 138,395   
                                                

Gross margin

   $ 302,452      $ 281,787      $ 20,665      $ 1,356,361      $ 1,217,966      $ 138,395   

Add: SPP network transmission costs

     29,703        26,089        3,614        116,449        105,401        11,048   

Less: Operating and maintenance expense

     150,825        124,658        26,167        520,409        516,930        3,479   

Depreciation and amortization expense

     69,982        64,990        4,992        271,937        251,534        20,403   

Selling, general and administrative expense

     63,108        56,421        6,687        207,607        199,961        7,646   
                                                

Income from operations

   $ 48,240      $ 61,807      $ (13,567   $ 472,857      $ 354,942      $ 117,915   
                                                

Operating and maintenance expense

   $ 150,825      $ 124,658      $ 26,167      $ 520,409      $ 516,930      $ 3,479   

Less: SPP Network transmission costs

     29,703        26,089        3,614        116,449        105,401        11,048   
                                                

Operating and maintenance expense w/o SPP NITS

   $ 121,122      $ 98,569      $ 22,553      $ 403,960      $ 411,529      $ (7,569
                                                


Westar Energy, Inc.

Capital Expenditure Forecast

2011 – 2013

 

     Actual      Forecast  
     2010      2011      2012      2013      2011 - 2013  

Generation replacements and other

   $ 83,409       $ 130,400       $ 146,400       $ 150,600       $ 427,399   

Westar Environmental

     107,726         181,100         200,100         154,300         535,500   

La Cygne Environmental

     3,945         63,000         171,000         195,100         429,100   

Nuclear Fuel

     35,267         25,100         30,100         41,700         96,900   

Transmission (a)

     197,316         192,700         161,300         164,100         518,100   

Distribution

                 —     

New customer, replacements and other

     78,658         95,900         102,200         106,400         304,500   

Smart grid (b)

     10,295         13,600               13,600   

Other

     23,460         19,800         15,000         11,000         45,800   
                                            

Total

   $ 540,076       $ 721,600       $ 826,100       $ 823,200       $ 2,370,900   
                                            

(a)    In 2011, 2012 and 2013, Westar plans to incur additional expenditures related to the Prairie Wind Transmission joint venture

       

      $ 2,700       $ 22,500       $ 13,800       $ 39,000   

(b)    net of DOE matching grant