Six months after Hurricanes Irma and Maria, thousands of people in Puerto Rico do not yet have access to electricity. It has been a struggle for many families and businessesRead More
It was mind over matter on a recent Sunday morning, as thousands of people from across Chicagoland ignored their basic instincts and jumped into the freezing waters of Lake Michigan.Read More
“Information at your fingertips” used to be the colloquial way to express the convenience of technology. Now it’s “information at the sound of your voice” – no fingertips required. TheRead More
When ComEd crews are restoring power to storm-ravaged communities, the company often dispatches its solar-powered Community Care Vans to comfort customers. “I love working on the Care Vans because itRead More
On the last Saturday of Black History Month, a group African-American students from across Chicago gathered to get hands-on experience with solar energy, as well as some high-level inspiration aboutRead More
The networking skills Rachel builds today in the Exelon-ComEd Stay in School Initiative will serve her well in college and her future career in finance, says the 17-year-old senior atRead More
The Bronzeville community on the near south side of Chicago has a rich cultural legacy of civil rights activism, economic empowerment, music, and art. Now, the neighborhood is poised toRead More
It ends one Sunday in March when Robert dons a fun costume and jumps into the frigid waters of Lake Michigan for the annual Polar Plunge to benefit Special OlympicsRead More
In honor of Black History Month, ComEd employees share quotes that inspire them in their life and career.
With the right opportunities to get hands-on with STEM, three dozen high school students might become the scientists and innovators of the future. On a recent Saturday during Black HistoryRead More
