ComEd works in the dark to bring you the light
ComEd works around the clock and has made the investments needed to deliver cleaner energy, smarter technology and faster response times. And it’s paid off with fewer and shorter outages than ever before.
Read MoreTo help preserve pollinators, ComEd is installing two beehives in a right-of-way in in Des Plaines, Ill.
You herd it here first. ComEd’s four-legged employees are baaaaaack for a third summer to help ComEd manage vegetation under power lines in Pekin, Ill.
ComEd, through its Exelon African American Resource Alliance (EAARA) employee resource group, paused this week to make educational seminars available to Illinois-based employees... to help them understand the meaning of Juneteenth and use these learnings to benefit the communities in which they work and live.
In honor of Father’s Day, ComEd dads share lessons they learned from their jobs that they’ve passed on to their kids.
Irina Volkova makes history as the first woman to become a principal engineer at ComEd.
Reduce foil balloon-related power outages and ensure safety by following these helpful tips.
