Facing a growing concern about climate change, municipalities across Illinois are looking for ways to promote clean energy in their communities. Guided by the state’s bold and expansive law toRead More
In March 2020, COVID-19 swept through the United States, threatening the health of millions and causing the greatest economic devastation since the Great Depression. As a result, many small businesses—especiallyRead More
The seasons are changing, and ComEd CEO Gil Quiniones has been in Chicago just long enough to experience the area’s temperature swings. When he started the job, Chicago was gearingRead More
Big Business, Big Impact: ComEd ComEd’s dedication to the environment is reflected in our policies, our sponsored initiatives and our efforts to reduce our carbon footprint. In fact, for our 2020 effortsRead More
As communities in Illinois and across the nation brace for the fight against climate change, experts predict sizeable job growth fueled by advancements in electrification, engineering and clean energy technologies.Read More
Every year in February, we celebrate Black History Month to recognize the achievements of Black Americans and their pivotal role in U.S history and in each of our communities today.Read More
Before waving goodbye to winter, ComEd’s Polar Plunge team, the ComEd Coolers, will brave the frost-laden air and snow-packed ground once again for the 22nd Annual Chicago Polar Plunge toRead More
As we celebrate Black History Month at ComEd and throughout our prosperous nation this February, we honor pioneers like Labor Activist Charles Vernon Stewart, III and other countless African AmericansRead More
On the vast brushes of prairieland beneath ComEd’s transmission lines in Des Plaines, Ill., a sweet story bloomed. Along with maintaining the spans of electric lines above to deliver clean,Read More
It was junior year of high school when Tim Kowalczuk, Lincoln Park native, hesitantly joined a computer science AP class at DePaul College Prep. Little did he know that theRead More
