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Amid 45% Increase in ComEd’s Power Price, Cub Calls on Utility to Work With Customers to Keep Them Safe, Cool, Connected This Summer

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“This will be a difficult summer for far too many customers, and we urge ComEd to do everything possible to work with people so they stay safe, cool and connected this summer,” CUB Executive Director Sarah Moskowitz said. #electric
Business

CUB prepares to argue against ComEd rate hikes

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Oral arguments in the ComEd rate case (Docket 24-0181) are scheduled for 10 a.m. Tuesday, and the ICC’s final order in the case is expected Dec. 5. #cub #comed
Chicago

Southland Black Chamber Urges Chicago to Say “No” to Natural Gas Ban

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The position of the Southland Black Chamber of Commerce and Industry is that all three of those aforementioned stances are false and/or misleading. #naturalgasban
Community

CUB Statement on $199 Million ComEd Rate-Hike Request

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This rate hike is reportedly the largest by ComEd in eight years, and it would increase the average residential customer's monthly bill by about $2.20 beginning Jan. 1, 2023. #comed
Politics

Joyce: ‘Closing our nuclear plants is something our communities cannot afford or survive’

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Joyce: 'Closing our nuclear plants is something our communities cannot afford or survive' - State Sen. Patrick Joyce (D-Essex) is calling on state lawmakers to act now in protecting the livelihood of Illinois residents and preserving the state’s clean energy future.
National

Why There’s So Much Investigative Journalism About Utility Companies

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Power and water touch the lives of everyone. Someone has to hold the companies that deliver them to account.
National

“The People We Serve Are Paying Too Much for Energy:” Virginia Lawmakers Are Targeting Dominion Energy

by Patrick Wilson and Mel Leonor Richmond Times-Dispatch -
In a bid to lower some of the highest electricity bills in the nation, Virginia lawmakers are pushing legislation that would strengthen oversight of the state’s largest utility, Dominion Energy, potentially setting up hundreds of millions of dollars in customer refunds.

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