Fifty Million for Affordability

Exelon Chief Operating Officer Mike Innocenzo sat down with PUF's Steve Mitnick last week. The focus, Exelon's just announced fifty million dollar fund to help customers get through their short term affordability challenges. While it's working towards longer term solutions.

For a real quick read, here's the essence of our conversation on this unique initiative:


PUF’s Steve Mitnick: What’s this new Exelon initiative on affordability?

Benefits of Nuclear License Renewal

A Template for Utilities Nationwide

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