Summertime means barbeques, relaxing by the pool – and the possibility for severe weather. Learn the precautions you should take before, during and after a storm to be ready andRead More
Wherever your travel plans take you this summer, you can save energy and money while you’re away. Prepare your home before you leave for vacation with these tips: Unplug devices.Read More
Spreading love, embracing diversity and striving for equality is what Pride Month is all about. Every June, the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer (LGBTQ) community and allies come together toRead More
More than 324,000 ComEd residential and business customers saved about $200 million on their electric bills last year. Their secret: energy-saving offerings from the ComEd Energy Efficiency Program. For theRead More
On a cold October afternoon John Lee, an overhead electrician specialist at ComEd, responded to an unusual call from the company’s Operations Command Center (OCC): A cat was stuck atRead More
4 takeaways from the new mayor’s energy and environment transition committee. A guest post by: Joe Dominguez, CEO of ComEd and co-chair of the mayor’s environment transition committee May 13 markedRead More
ComEd recently conducted a test that successfully proved that the microgrid the company is building in Chicago’s Bronzeville community can keep power flowing to families, businesses and critical facilities inRead More
Jumper cables, a flashlight and a spare tire are common items people keep in their cars in case of an emergency. Just like a flat tire or dead car battery,Read More
A digital playground, an automated public transportation sanitizer, and a system that immediately alerts people to nearby gun shots: These are three innovations that could make local communities safer andRead More
As a child, Brent Bryan dreamed of becoming a firefighter and someone people could rely on during a time of need. For the past eight years, he has done justRead More
