Chicago Can Choose An Energy Provider For The First Time In 30 Years — And It Might Not Be ComEd – Block Club Chicago

Negotiations with ComEd have been put on hold until the status of an energy bill in Springfield is resolved, said David Reynolds, the commissioner of the Department of Assets and Information Services. The solicitation to competitors was made, in part, to answer the question “Is ComEd the only game in town?
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The Paraclete
4 years ago

Lol, nothing but theatre. We’re talking tough here and Comed is due for a real workout with the sharks from finance. Then, the deal is agreed upon and another job well done! COMED gets a raise followed by a round of bribes or campaign contributions; same thing. JB will step in and announce an agreement of unprecedented magnitude. Another round of well done. ComEd is so universally hated their image couldn’t be lower. Nuclear is the future.

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