These data centers are generating massive profits for some, but leave workers with more bills and devastate the environment.

On cross-examination, Marquez, who pleaded guilty to bribery conspiracy and is awaiting sentencing, acknowledged that there ...

As Baltimore-area financial expert Tyrone Keys rightly put it, “What Governor Moore is not saying is that this fund is being provided via a charitable contribution from BGE/Exelon to the United Way.

EXCLUSIVE: The Revs. Jesse Jackson and Al Sharpton have written a letter to President Donald Trump asking that the Justice Department pull back from its investigation into Mayor Brandon Johnson ’s ...

PJM Interconnection, a Pennsylvania-based regional transmission organization, manages the electricity supply grid for 13 states, including ComEd’s 4.2 million customers in northern Illinois.

CHICAGO, June 04, 2025--In 2024, the award-winning ComEd Energy Efficiency Program helped customers save over 13 million megawatt hours (MWhs) of electricity, surpassing state law requirements ...

Power-generating companies increased their prices at PJM’s most recent auction, and ComEd is passing that increase along to consumers, said Gil Quinones, ComEd’s president and CEO.

According to ComEd, prices on monthly bills will increase by an average of about 10%, which amounts to approximately $10.06, ComEd said previously. The rate hike is expected to appear on bills ...

Consumer watchdogs at CUB estimate that the policy cut the increase for ComEd customers by about 17%. Customers in the Ameren area, which has much less nuclear power, are not eligible for the credit.

CHICAGO (WLS) -- Your monthly ComEd bill could soon be going up as much as $10 a month. Starting June 1, prices are expected to rise significantly, according to the utility company. ABC7 Chicago ...

We continue to work with elected and regulatory officials, PJM Interconnection, generators, and customers to be part of a path forward that supports the area’s growing energy needs and manages ...

Consumer watchdogs at CUB estimate that the policy cut the increase for ComEd customers by about 17%. Customers in the Ameren area, which has much less nuclear power, are not eligible for the credit.