Citizens Utility Board

Over the last year alone, losses amounted to $297 million, as customers who switched paid significantly higher rates—up to 3 cents more per kilowatt-hour for ComEd customers and 2.4 cents more for those in Ameren territory.

‘Unprecedented’ number of rate cases pending before Illinois Commerce Commission

An unexpected freeze in the south last year, and other factors are contributing to the spike.

Those annoying robocalls that drive people crazy are the targets of a bill headed to a floor vote before the U.S. House.The Stopping Bad Robocalls Act…

There's a new tool to compare electricity rates between alternative and major suppliers in Illinois.In anticipation of a big marketing push from…