ComEd carbon credit to lower bills by $20 per month in June, a dividend from bailout of 3 struggling Illinois nuclear plants – Chicago Tribune*

The nuclear bailout was expected to cost ComEd ratepayers $700 million over five years, but rising energy prices combined with Russia’s invasion of Ukraine have suddenly made the three nuclear plants more profitable.
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Fed up neighbor
3 years ago

And Pritzker will take credit for this, he had it all figured out, not.

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