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08/31/2026

Our President and CEO Calvin Butler recently sat down with The Baltimore Sun to discuss Maryland's energy challenges and the steps needed to help ensure reliable, affordable energy for customers.

Exelon CEO Calvin Butler is pushing Maryland regulators to allow utilities to return to generating their own power, arguing the state's energy crisis stems from shutting down generating plants while demand has surged.

"You're not going to solve this supply crisis or affordability crisis by doing the same thing," Butler said in an interview, as BGE seeks a $156 million electric rate increase and 300,000 customers have fallen behind on bills.

📸: Jeffrey F. Bill, Capital Gazette

08/28/2026

As energy needs continue to grow, customers are asking important questions about affordability, reliability and the future of our energy system.

In a recent conversation with The Baltimore Sun, Exelon President and CEO Calvin Butler discussed what's driving higher energy costs, why continued grid investment matters and the solutions that can help strengthen local energy supply while keeping customers at the center of every decision. Swipe through for key takeaways from the conversation.

08/28/2026

Congratulations to Exelon EVP, Chief Legal Officer, Compliance and Corporate Secretary Colette Honorable on being named to Forbes’ 50 Over 50 Innovation List!

The recognition highlights the power of expertise, collaboration and innovation in tackling some of the energy industry's most complex challenges. From pioneering solutions that protect customers and support grid reliability, like the Transmission Security Agreement (TSA), to fostering a culture where new ideas can thrive, Colette's leadership continues to help shape the future of energy.

We're proud to celebrate Colette's well-deserved honor which we know she shares with the teams across Exelon who explore new solutions to the challenges facing our customers and industry every day. See the full list: http://spr.ly/6183B1FJgb

08/27/2026

Transmission Security Agreements (TSAs) are one of many levers we’re pulling to advocate for the interests of our customers through The Exelon Promise. In this episode of Energy Gang hosted by Ed Crooks, Exelon EVP of Transmission and Development Carim Khouzami shares how TSAs protect our customers by ensuring large energy users, like data centers, commit to paying their fair share of the total costs of the transmission grid.

We’re proud to have reached $1 billion in TSA customer protections and will continue to identify solutions that help us provide the safe, reliable and affordable energy our customers rely on. Hear the full episode: http://spr.ly/6180B1IvFs

08/26/2026

Happy Women’s Equality Day! Today we’re recognizing the hard work, talent and contributions of all of the women across Exelon and our local energy companies.

08/25/2026

Our customers and communities are at the center of everything we do at Exelon – that’s why we remain committed to advancing a more affordable and sustainable energy future. As part of that work, each year we provide a transparent look at the progress we’ve made.

Our 2025 Exelon Sustainability Report outlines how we are delivering safe, clean and affordable energy for our customers. Read the report to learn more: http://spr.ly/6182B1QZpg

08/24/2026

Providing safe and reliable energy is the core of what we do. Whether it’s in our service area or not, being a good neighbor means sending support to those who need it. After facing several challenging storms of their own, we’re proud to have our ComEd team lending a hand to their neighboring utility, NIPSCO in Indiana.

08/21/2026

Today's STEM Academies students are tomorrow's leaders. 🚀
We asked a few Exelon Foundation Washington D.C. STEM Academies students where they see themselves in 10 years, and their answers did not disappoint!

08/20/2026

Did you know the time you cook can impact your energy use? 🍳

Using your stove or oven during the hottest part of the day can make your AC work harder to keep your home comfortable. Try cooking in the morning or late evening, or use smaller appliances to stay cool and save energy.