Leslie Williams was speechless when her group’s film was announced as one of this year’s Bronzeville Film Festival winners. Sponsored by ComEd, the Bronzeville Film Festival is an event forRead More
Training programs funded by the Future Energy Jobs Act (FEJA) helped place nearly 450 diverse and returning citizens in energy-related jobs. The 2019 annual report submitted to the Illinois Commerce Commission reviewedRead More
Rahmaan “Statik” Barnes and Shawn Michael Warren, two Chicago artists, are helping bring the story of Chicago’s Bronzeville neighborhood to life. In July, the artists painted a mural on theRead More
Savoya Taylor, ComEd’s first woman overhead electrician specialist (OES), shares how COVID-19 has affected her work and life. Watch the video below: The video originally ran as part of PBSRead More
A guest post by Cheryl Maletich, ComEd senior vice president of transmission and substation Cheryl Maletich started her career at ComEd in distribution engineering after graduating from college. Almost 30Read More
From teaching and working to cooking and streaming video platforms, the COVID-19 pandemic reminds us how much we rely on electricity. Local community leaders, professional sports players, and media personalitiesRead More
ComEd’s “goatterns” didn’t miss a bleat and proved they really are the G.O.A.T. For three weeks, more than 200 goats worked together to eat their way through vegetation under ComEd powerlines inRead More
COVID-19 has undoubtedly affected us all – some more than others. To support their communities, these ComEd employees lend a helping hand.
In the wake of the protests and demands for justice for Ahmaud Arbery, Breonna Taylor and George Floyd, many were shocked by the blatant and callous disregard for life byRead More
Brock Galauner, ComEd overhead electrician and aerial specialist, is one of the many lineworkers who work, often during challenging conditions, weekends and holidays, to keep the power flowing for customers.Read More
