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| November
2007 |
Electric
Control Services Newsletter |
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Electric
deregulation continues to change the way businesses do business.
As our lead story explains, ComEd will force 18,000 small
and medium sized businesses to change vendors.
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ComEd
gets OK to force 18,000 biz customers to shop |
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| Craine's
Chicago |
Targeted
businesses are those using between 100 and 400 kilowatts of power.
They have until May 2010 to choose a supplier |
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 Commonwealth
Edison Co. received state approval Thursday to force 18,000 of its
mid-sized business customers to shop for power suppliers over the
next few years as part of a state effort to lure more competition
to Illinois.
The Illinois
Commerce Commission approved ComEd's request that the commercial
customers be required to shop for electricity among 19 power suppliers.
The Chicago-based utility filed its request last month.
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ComEd
Seeks Rate Increase To Offset Rising Costs of Materials |
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| Wall
Street Journal |
Commonwealth
Edison Co. hopes to raise $361 million more a year through significant
rate increases to homes and businesses. |
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Citing the rising
costs of everything from electricity wires to poles, big Chicago
utility Commonwealth Edison Co. hopes to raise $361 million more
a year through significant rate increases to homes and businesses.
The proposed
increase, which requires approval by regulators and has drawn skepticism
from a consumer group, presages clashes in other parts of the country
as utilities face higher costs for key materials and as consumers
react to higher power bills.
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