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ComEd’s partnership with the Illinois Department of Commerce has provided over $13 million in home retrofit services to more than 2,000 single-family homeowners in northern Illinois since 2018. Eligible homeowners saved an average of over $800 annually in energy costs. Projects include energy-efficient upgrades like insulation and HVAC repairs. ComEd's initiatives have resulted in nearly 7,000 MWh of electricity savings and reduced carbon emissions comparable to removing 600 cars from the road.

ComEd has made significant strides in its commitment to pollinator habitat conservation, reaching a milestone of nearly 4,000 acres of land designated as pollinator habitats. This initiative is part of a broader pledge to conserve over 11,700 acres by 2025, aimed at supporting the endangered monarch butterfly. The announcement aligns with National Pollinator Week, highlighting the importance of pollinators in ecosystems. ComEd's efforts include planting over 2 million milkweed seeds and hosting honeybees, contributing to broader environmental goals and enhancing biodiversity in the Chicago area.

Constellation CEO Joe Dominguez emphasized the vital role of nuclear energy in achieving a clean-energy economy during a keynote at the Nuclear Energy Assembly. He argued that enhancing the nuclear fleet is crucial for tackling the climate crisis and ensuring energy security. Constellation plans to produce 95% carbon-free electricity by 2030 and aims for 100% by 2040. The company is exploring technologies like hydrogen production and direct air capture, supported by DOE grants, to further reduce emissions and foster sustainable fuel solutions.

ComEd has launched three studies aimed at addressing technical and community challenges related to the clean energy transition mandated by the Climate and Equitable Jobs Act (CEJA). These studies focus on decarbonization pathways, disadvantaged communities, and the impact on jobs. Partnering with various research teams, ComEd aims to explore achieving net-zero emissions by 2050, improve access to clean energy services for underrepresented groups, and identify job opportunities in the clean energy sector. The studies will conclude by fall 2022, supporting ComEd's investment plans for a sustainable energy future.

With temperatures in northern Illinois expected to reach the mid- to upper 90s, ComEd encourages customers to manage their energy use and save on electric bills. Tips include keeping windows closed to block heat, adjusting thermostat settings for efficiency, and utilizing fans to cool homes. ComEd offers assistance through its Energy Doctors for personalized energy-saving advice.

ComEd, a unit of Exelon Corporation (NASDAQ: EXC), services over 4 million customers in Illinois, representing 70% of the state's population.

ComEd has restored power to over 100,000 customers in northern Illinois following severe storms that affected approximately 125,000 customers. The utility surpassed its goal to restore 80 percent of services by 3 PM on June 14, with about 13,000 customers still without power as of that time. To assist those without service, ComEd has deployed cooling buses and care vans in various locations. The utility is prioritizing critical services and plans for further restoration efforts.

ComEd has restored power to nearly 80,000 customers after severe storms caused outages for over 125,000 in northern Illinois. As of 4 a.m. on June 13, about 47,000 remain without power, with restoration efforts ongoing. Over 500 crews are working continuously, and 80% of remaining customers are expected to have power restored by 3 p.m. on June 14. ComEd emphasizes safety and encourages reporting downed wires immediately. For updates, customers can sign up for alerts and use the mobile app.

ComEd is preparing for severe weather in northern Illinois, including thunderstorms and high temperatures. The company has activated its Emergency Operations Center and deployed additional crews to address potential power outages. ComEd has successfully prevented over 17 million customer interruptions since 2012 through smart grid investments. The company prioritizes restoring power to critical facilities first, emphasizing public safety. Customers are encouraged to report outages by texting OUT to 26633 and can track outages via ComEd's website and mobile app.

Constellation, based in Warrenville, Illinois, has engaged over 13,000 workers to perform maintenance and technology upgrades during six spring refueling outages at its nuclear plants. These efforts aim to ensure continuous, safe, carbon-free electricity for 15 million customers during the upcoming summer months. Key activities included inspecting and refurbishing critical components and completing extensive technical projects. The maintenance is expected to enhance reliability and potentially stabilize electricity prices in Illinois, while the Climate & Equitable Jobs Act could yield $1 billion in benefits for local ratepayers.