Burrtec competitors

Zippia score 4.2

Burrtec main competitors are Gexa Energy, New Jersey Natural Gas Company, and Consumers Energy.

Competitor Summary. See how Burrtec compares to its main competitors:

AEI Services LLC has the most employees (8,300).
Employees at Gexa Energy earn more than most of the competitors, with an average yearly salary of $52,603.

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Burrtec vs competitors

Company	Founding date	Zippia score	Headquarters	# of Locations	Revenue	Employees
Burrtec	1955	4.2	Fontana, CA	1	$72.0M	381
Athens Services	1957	4.6	Industry, CA	4	$160.0M	1,000
New Jersey Natural Gas Company	-	4.1	Wall, NJ	5	$560.0M	750
Alabama Power	1906	4.8	Birmingham, AL	1	$6.1B	6,613
Coweta-Fayette EMC	1945	3.7	Newnan, GA	3	$11.0M	50
AEI Services LLC	1993	4.7	Houston, TX	1	$480.0M	8,300
Norbert E Mitchell Co., Inc.	-	3.8	Danbury, CT	1	-	-
Dowdle Gas Inc	1956	3.3	Columbus, MS	1	$1.6M	10
Nicor Gas	1954	4.6	Naperville, IL	2	$1.5B	2,050
Robison Oil	1921	3.8	Elmsford, NY	2	$7.9M	25
Consumers Energy	1886	4.9	Jackson, MI	3	$6.1B	8,253
Suburban Propane	1945	4.5	Hanover, NJ	9	$1.4B	316
Gexa Energy	2002	4.6	Houston, TX	1	$104.6M	309
Tarr	2003	4.4	Portland, OR	1	$58.1M	50

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Burrtec salaries vs competitors

Among Burrtec competitors, employees at Gexa Energy earn the most with an average yearly salary of $52,603.

Compare Burrtec salaries vs competitors

Company	Average salary	Hourly salary	Salary score
Burrtec	$38,822	$18.66	-
Athens Services	$40,127	$19.29	-
New Jersey Natural Gas Company	$51,734	$24.87	-
Alabama Power	$46,015	$22.12	-
Coweta-Fayette EMC	$47,402	$22.79	-
AEI Services LLC	$46,240	$22.23	-

Compare Burrtec job title salaries vs competitors

Company	Highest salary	Hourly salary
Burrtec	$40,514	$19.48
Consumers Energy	$43,551	$20.94
Alabama Power	$43,167	$20.75
New Jersey Natural Gas Company	$42,064	$20.22
Gexa Energy	$40,927	$19.68
AEI Services LLC	$40,739	$19.59
Norbert E Mitchell Co., Inc.	$40,523	$19.48
Dowdle Gas Inc	$40,523	$19.48
Nicor Gas	$40,448	$19.45
Robison Oil	$40,396	$19.42
Suburban Propane	$40,325	$19.39
Coweta-Fayette EMC	$40,072	$19.27
Athens Services	$39,770	$19.12
Tarr	$39,407	$18.95

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Burrtec demographics vs competitors

Compare gender at Burrtec vs competitors

Job title	Male	Female
Suburban Propane	49%	51%
Nicor Gas	50%	50%
Consumers Energy	54%	46%
Alabama Power	55%	45%
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Company	White	Hispanic or Latino	Black or African American	Asian	Unknown	Diversity score
Suburban Propane	65%	14%	12%	5%	3%	9.5
Alabama Power	62%	7%	21%	7%	2%	9.7
Consumers Energy	65%	9%	11%	11%	4%	9.7
Nicor Gas	61%	15%	11%	9%	4%	9.6

Burrtec and similar companies CEOs

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Michael A. Stivala

Suburban Propane

Michael 'Mike' Stivala is a Board Member at SUBURBAN PROPANE PARTNERS LP. He has experience at PwC and has worked as Controller at SUBURBAN PROPANE PARTNERS LP and President/CFO at SUBURBAN PROPANE PARTNERS LP. Michael works or has worked as MEMBER at AICPA.

Emilio Vicens

AEI Services LLC

International energy and infrastructure executive with +20 years of experience owning, operating, managing and developing assets and organizations in regulated and unregulated energy markets. Areas of direct exposure and senior level involvement include: - Power Generation in an array of technologies (CCGT, SCGT, coal, fuel engines, hydro, solar and wind) and sizes (from small reciprocating engines of just a few MWs each to large CCGT units of +550 MWs) - Large scale Electricity Distribution running multiple utilities in several regions ranging in size from 250,000 customers to over 4,000,000 customers - Large scale Gas Distribution and Transportation with utilities in countries as diverse as China, Colombia, Argentina, Brazil and Bolivia - Integrated energy businesses with generation, and electricity and gas distribution/transportation - General energy services that include upstream and downstream infrastructure development for the energy sector, including E&P, LPG and LNG activities and general fuel storage

Mark A. Crosswhite

Patricia Poppe

Wendell Dallas

János Tarr

Chris Stephens