Illinois lawmakers consider fixes to energy policy that’s been outpaced by power-hungry technology – Chicago Tribune/Yahoo

In the final days of the spring session, lawmakers are working on a legislative package aimed at addressing the state’s growing energy needs and rising costs without derailing the ambitious goals championed by Gov. JB Pritzker to make the state carbon-free. As is, the average bill for a residential Commonwealth Edison customer is expected to increase this summer by $10.60 per month; The typical Ameren customer’s monthly bill is expected to increase by 18-22 percent.
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David F
10 months ago

This green shit just needs to go, the price is already risen significantly since this was passed.
We should be able to get power from whoever sells it cheapest, not only the “green” ones.

The Railroader
10 months ago

No. The Energy Policy was written by the Climate Clerics. It is a matter of faith.

When reality intrudes, the tenets of the Climate Religion fall apart every time.

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