UGI Corp (NYSE: UGI) is an energy distribution and services company that distributes propane, natural gas, and electricity across the United States and internationally. It makes money through regulated utility rate structures, commodity sales under fixed-price and requirements contracts, and fee-based midstream and marketing operations. UGI operates across four reported segments: AmeriGas Propane, a domestic propane distribution business subject to federal and state fire and safety regulations; UGI International, which distributes LPG across European markets; UGI Utilities, which includes a Pennsylvania-based natural gas utility (PA Gas Utility) and an electric utility (Electric Utility) operating within PJM's transmission control area; and Midstream and Marketing (Energy Services), which supplies natural gas and power under fixed-price and requirements contracts. The regulated utility segments earn returns set by state commissions including the PAPUC and WVPSC, while Energy Services manages commodity price exposure through futures, over-the-counter derivatives, and pipeline storage contracts. UGI's fiscal year ends September 30; the 10-K cited here covers the fiscal year ended September 30, 2025, filed November 21, 2025.
Propane distribution (AmeriGas Propane), liquefied petroleum gas distribution in Europe (UGI International), regulated natural gas distribution (PA Gas Utility, WV Gas Utility), regulated electric distribution and transmission (Electric Utility, operating within PJM), wholesale and retail natural gas and power supply under fixed-price and requirements contracts (Energy Services), interstate pipeline transportation and storage, and exchange-traded and over-the-counter energy derivatives for hedging.
Regulated utility rate revenue from PAPUC- and WVPSC-approved base rates and surcharge mechanisms; propane distribution revenue from volume-based sales to residential and commercial customers; commodity sales under fixed-price take-or-pay and requirements contracts through Energy Services; PJM formulary electric transmission revenues adjusted annually; and fee-based midstream and marketing income.
Residential and small commercial heating customers for propane and natural gas; wholesale electricity customers under FERC-approved market-based rate tariffs; industrial and commercial customers purchasing natural gas under take-or-pay and requirements contracts through Energy Services; third-party users of Electric Utility's PJM transmission facilities.
United States (propane distribution nationally via AmeriGas, regulated gas and electric utilities in Pennsylvania and West Virginia); Europe (LPG distribution via UGI International, subject to EU-level and country-level regulations including the Seveso II Directive).
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