"Illinois consumers have been feeling these numbers all year," said Jim Chilsen, spokesman for the Citizens Utility Board, a nonpartisan nonprofit utility watchdog group. "And the big problem is, right now, everyday consumers are paying for those energy costs for data centers."
Not to worry. The feds say the 2025 inflation rate is 3.0 percent. That means prices for other items you’re buying or using have dropped; you know, items like groceries and insurance. Now, do you feel better?
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6 months ago
Wait until the battery storage surcharges kick in. Funny how a corrupt outfit like Com Ed is getting it their way. Madigan was only but a piece of the puzzle. A large piece, but as we can see the grift rolls on without him.
A largely unasked question is becoming glaring: Is Illinois doing all it should to use artificial intelligence to make government cost less and work better? So far, the evidence says no.
Not to worry. The feds say the 2025 inflation rate is 3.0 percent. That means prices for other items you’re buying or using have dropped; you know, items like groceries and insurance. Now, do you feel better?
Wait until the battery storage surcharges kick in. Funny how a corrupt outfit like Com Ed is getting it their way. Madigan was only but a piece of the puzzle. A large piece, but as we can see the grift rolls on without him.