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ComEd Hosting Capacity Map Now Updated Monthly to Enhance Interconnection Process for Solar Developers

CHICAGO--(BUSINESS WIRE)---- $EXC #ComEd--Rising interest among consumers to reduce their carbon footprints and energy costs is driving the growth of community and rooftop solar in ComEd’s northern Illinois region, and its new hosting capacity map for solar developers is helping streamline the process and meet the demand. “Our updated hosting capacity map provides developers every month with near real-time information about solar projects in the development queue, which is key to identifying the best available...

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