• Alex Nitkin
    SEP 23, 2020
    rating lock

    Lightfoot demands ethics, environmental guardrails in ComEd deal: ‘the status quo is not going to stay’

    City Council Committee on Environmental Protection and Energy chair Ald. George Cardenas (12) and Department of Assets, Information and Services Comm. David Reynolds during a committee meeting on Tuesday


    ComEd must implement ethics reforms, end late fees and non-payment disconnections and commit to drastic reductions in greenhouse gas emissions by 2035 as preconditions for the city to sign a new franchise agreement with the utility giant, according to a letter Mayor Lori Lightfoot sent to leaders of the company on Monday.

Showing 1 reaction

Sign in with

Or sign in with email

    Please check your e-mail for a link to activate your account.
    Paid Advertisement
    img

    Podcast

    Newly elected Rep. Mary Beth Canty, a Democrat from Arlington Heights, pushed major pieces of legislation that would require all Illinois school districts to offer all-day kindergarten and would require all job postings to have salary ranges and information about benefits.

    Trending

    City files appeal in Bring Chicago Home lawsuit, as question remains on ballot but won’t be counted without reversal

    Cook County judge sides with real estate groups to invalidate Bring Chicago Home referendum, ballot question now in limbo

    Social

    TDL Chicago on Twitter
    TDL Springfield on Twitter