Lawmakers question Exelon audit – Capitol News IL

Shutting down the two plants would be a huge setback for Pritzker’s goal of transitioning Illinois’ power industry to 100 percent renewable or carbon-free energy production by 2050, and the governor’s office has already signaled its support for some kind of deal to keep the plants open.
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Fed up neighbor
4 years ago

It just never ever ends in this state nobody in Springfield gives a damn screw the taxpayers at every turn no wonder everyone that does care are packing up and giving Illinois the middle finger.

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