ComEd files $15.3 billion grid plan proposal addressing rising demand – Capitol News IL

The filing is part of the state’s grid planning process laid out in the Climate and Equitable Jobs Act, a landmark decarbonization bill that passed in 2021. If the investments proposed are approved in full by the ICC, ComEd expects residential customers to see an increased average cost of between $2.50 to $3 per month starting in 2028.
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Deb
2 months ago

Com ed is selling the power and making money, let them may for it, not customers. That is the cost of doing business, and it is their cost and responsibility.

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