Exelon says ‘clock is ticking’ for legislative assistance – Center Square

Offering Exelon a separate market to sell power in would likely result in higher energy bills, said Todd Maisch, president of the Illinois Chamber of Commerce: “This is yet another subsidy of a business’ assets that are, admittedly by the company, profitable. Those subsidies are going to be paid by all of the other businesses that are struggling to survive in today’s economic atmosphere.”

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