Working in customer service at ComEd for eight years, Carlos Jenkins understands the impact customers have on a business’ success. In honor of Customer Service Week this week, ComEd isRead More
“Our day started as it normally does,” ComEd employee PJ McGrath said. “But right as our morning meeting ended, one of our construction workers, Michael Cardenas, rushed into the buildingRead More
Every day is an opportunity to celebrate and embrace what makes us different. That’s especially true today, on National Diversity Day. Nicole Durham, vice president of diversity and inclusion atRead More
When severe weather is on the radar, ComEd starts to prepare for possible power outages long before they occur. Here’s what you should know about how the company prepares for andRead More
After working with ComEd engineers for two weeks to transform recycled refrigerators into solar-enhanced racecars, 30 young women strapped on their helmets and put their pedals to the metal atRead More
Mylar balloons seem like a cute and shiny decoration, but don’t be fooled. One loose balloon can pose a hazard to the electrical system. When metallic balloons, also known asRead More
Although it’s hard to predict when an emergency or disaster will strike, one thing you can be sure of is how prepared you are. National Preparedness Month is recognized eachRead More
“At 70, my dad was thin and fit, with a megawatt smile,” said Nikki Nocera, vice president and chief of staff to CEO of Exelon Utilities, which oversees ComEd. “HeRead More
Being there for customers is at the heart of what lineworkers do. Sometimes that means more than simply keeping the lights on. When a customer recently approached a ComEd lineworkerRead More
When state Rep. Diane Pappas attended Lake Park High School in Roselle, Ill., in the 1980s, students planted a tree to “go green.” Today, the school district is taking itRead More
