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Illinois scientists develop sustainable fuel additive from plastic waste

Research scientist Hong Lu’s team at the Illinois Sustainable Technology Center produced ethylbenzene, a key SAF additive, from recycled polystyrene. #fuel

Nicor Gas provides tips to help customers stay safe and warm, and reduce energy costs during winter weather

Nicor Gas’ natural gas storage system provides a significant contribution to the company’s ability to meet heating demands during extreme weather events. #tips

Illinois EPA Awards Over $483,000 to Public Water Supply Facilities for Energy Efficiency Upgrades

“Energy efficiency upgrades in public water facilities are not just about reducing operational costs—they’re integral to environmental stewardship, regulatory compliance, and community well-being,” said Illinois EPA Interim Director James Jennings. #awards

ComEd Announces 681 Residents Completed Clean Energy Job Training In 2021

Agency partners reported strong participation outcomes from the 2021 program, including 1,540 certifications received and 421 job placements following graduation.

State Reps. Adam Niemerg and Blaine Wilhour: IL Green New Deal Already Costing Families

“Illinois families are struggling to afford record high gas prices and as the heat wave intensifies, the prospect of rolling blackouts looks to be an almost certain reality."

Rush Announces $408.2 Million to Help Illinois Families Lower Energy Costs This Winter

“I grew up in a single-parent household and I know from experience what it feels like to not be sure whether you’ll have enough money to keep the heat on in the winter,” said Rush. #BobbyRush

Merchants association President Karr says omnibus energy bill is a ‘painful prospect for retailers’

Merchants association President Karr says omnibus energy bill is a ‘painful prospect for retailers’ (Chicago, IL) - Rob Karr, president and CEO of the Illinois Retail Merchants Association, echoed the concerns of the manufacturing industry that Gov. J.B. Pritzker's Consumers and Climate First Act would be costly for businesses and consumers.

Haas presents bill to provide ‘safe, affordable and clean energy’ to Pembroke Township

State Rep. Jackie Haas said that it is a matter of justice for Pembroke Township residents to have access to the same natural gas service others in the state already have.

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

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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