A similar discount program that started this year for natural gas bills in Chicago will soon extend to electric bills.
As Chicago continues to swelter in record summer heat, the $10 million ComEd customer relief fund is about to run dry. Nearly 60,000 customers have submitted applications since ComEd opened the window ...
Under the state’s Public Utilities Act, the utility companies are allowed to petition the ICC to recover capital expenses incurred above their projected budgets. The ICC ruled that the full amounts ...
The Illinois Commerce Commission sliced $25.4 million from ComEd’s $268.5 million rate reconciliation request Thursday, holding down increases customers will pay for electricity delivery next ...
CHICAGO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--ComEd has announced the upcoming launch of its Low-Income Discount (LID) program as part of efforts to help customers manage increasing energy costs. The LID program, ...
ComEd has launched a new program designed to reduce costs for low-income customers. The Low-Income Discount program will provide price breaks starting Jan. 1 to qualifying households in its service ...
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Berwyn resident says ComEd bills did not come, then didn't add up due to smart meter issue
A west suburban woman said she wasn't getting bills from ComEd for several months, and was worried about bills piling up or an electric shutoff. It may not sound like a problem at first, but one local ...
Following Aug. 15 end of LIHEAP funding season, customers still have support options CHICAGO--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- As northern Illinois continues to experience hotter-than-normal summer temperatures, ...
ComEd announced this month that hundreds of millions of dollars in "credits" will be issued to customers in the new year. The energy company said the credits come from Illinois' Climate and Equitable ...
Newest affordability measure offers income-eligible customers percentage-based discounts on monthly electric bills CHICAGO--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- ComEd has announced the upcoming launch of its Low-Income ...
Illinois regulators rejected millions of dollars in spending requests from ComEd and Ameren, citing wasteful expenses ...
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