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ComEd's commitment to good business practices is ongoing. Your building operators and facility managers can access essential information on pricing and rate choices from Our Rates and Prices . In addition, any pending tariff changes can be viewed at our Proposed Tariff Revisions page.
For customers who own or operate an eligible renewable electric generator, you can learn more at Net Metering.
Learn about the Illinois Settlement that will foster a competitive market and provide energy efficiency by visiting our ComEd CARE website.
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Business Customer News
Medium-Sized Customers Declared Competitive
In the fall of 2007, the Illinois legislature signed into law a competitive declaration altering the selections available to ComEd's medium-sized business customers (customers with demands of 100 to 400 kilowatts).
Business customers affected by the competitive declaration were mailed one of two informative letters in October, one for customers on retail electric supply and one for customers supplied by ComEd.
As part of this new legislation, all medium-sized business customers new to ComEd’s service area will automatically be billed on an hourly rate if they choose ComEd service. These medium-sized businesses may also choose to receive service from a Retail Electric Supplier (RES).
For more information, call our Business Customer Satisfaction Team at 877-426-6331. Or, if you are a customer with demands greater than 400 kilowatts, call your account manager.
ComEd Files to Replace Expiring Supply Contracts, Purchase Renewable Energy Credits
In October, ComEd filed a proposed electric power procurement plan with the Illinois Commerce Commission to replace its power contracts expiring in June 2008.
ComEd’s proposed procurement plan sets out how much of each type of electricity products (base load, intermediate and peaking energy) the company needs to purchase in the coming year to replace its expiring supply contracts.
The plan also provides for use of energy efficiency and demand response programs, as well as the acquisition of renewable energy credits. Procurement plans for periods after May 31, 2009 will be prepared and filed by the Illinois Power Agency. Click here to learn more.
ComEd Helps Businesses Reduce their Bills and Improve the Environment
On Nov. 15, 2007, ComEd filed a three-year plan with the Illinois Commerce Commission (ICC) outlining proposed energy efficiency programs that will help our customers save more than $155 million on their electricity bills over the life of the programs’measures. Click here to learn more.
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A Bill Estimator Tool has been created for educational purposes only. Actual charges may vary depending on customer usage patterns, seasonal variations, or other factors. Note: This tool is to estimate your 2007 bills - not for bills in 2006.
With Customer Choice all customers have the right to choose their service provider. We provide you with the information you need to help you make well informed, energy related decisions.
Electric service Contracts and Forms are available for business customers to review for the new rates that go into effect in 2007.
Contractors and builders should review the Information and Requirements For Electric Service section for useful information on ComEd's policies, rules, and requirements, for electric service in ComEd's territory.