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Energy bills are rising and we know it’s putting pressure on households and businesses. As we work to keep costs down and reliability high, we want to hear from you.

Our people power what matters most. That’s why we’re proud to be recognized as a 2026 Best Company to Work For by the Women’s Choice Award. This recognition reflects our commitment to programs that help make Exelon a place where all employees can grow and succeed, while doing their best work serving nearly 11 million customers every day. See the full list: http://spr.ly/6045B8DhaR

Rising energy costs are top of mind for our customers, and they want to know they have a company working hard for them. Mike, a Delmarva Power customer, stopped by our booth at the Wilmington Flower Market to learn more about The Exelon Promise and left with a clear takeaway: we’re working to help address those costs. That’s the commitment driving our work every day. See how: http://spr.ly/6048BBhCYe

Did you know heating water is one of the biggest energy costs when doing laundry? For most everyday loads, cold water gets the job done without the added energy used to heat it. It’s one of many small ways everyday habits can add up, which is why we’re sharing #EnergyTips to help our customers save.

Delivering for customers means focusing on affordability and reliability. Marcus Beal, Region President for Delmarva Power, met with customers at the Wilmington Flower Market to share how The Exelon Promise is bringing that focus to life and helping address rising energy costs. Being out in the community and having these conversations directly with customers is an important part of how we listen, educate and continue working to better support their needs. Learn more: http://spr.ly/6046BB41KK

Rushabh, Section Engineer at PECO, shares what Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month and being a part of Exelon’s Asian American Resource Group (AARG) means to him.

How do we turn climate solutions into real impact for our customers? Our Chief Strategy and Sustainability Officer Sunny Elebua shared about the importance of the #ExelonFoundation’s Climate Change Investment Initiative (2c2i) and how its work benefits our customers. 2c2i is focused on investing in forward-thinking startups that are creating solutions for sustainability in Exelon’s service areas. Their work delivers real impact to the communities we serve. Learn more about 2c2i: http://spr.ly/6047BBIhet

Real savings for our customers are making headlines.   Recent coverage highlights how Baltimore Gas and Electric, PECO and Delmarva Power natural gas customers will soon receive refunds thanks to a pipeline rate case settlement that we advocated for, delivering meaningful relief where it matters most. It’s one more way we’re working to help keep bills as low as possible.   Learn more about The Exelon Promise: https://lnkd.in/eP4egj2m

Earlier this week, the #ExelonFoundation Climate Change Investment Initiative (2c2i) brought together some of the brightest minds in sustainability at its annual Community & Investor Forum in Washington, D.C. Attendees heard from startup founders, explored pathways to accelerate climate innovation and gained insights from leaders including Exelon President and CEO Calvin Butler, Exelon Chief Strategy and Sustainability Officer Sunny Elebua and TEDCO CEO Troy Stovall. It was a powerful event filled with big ideas, meaningful conversations and inspiring connections. We’re already looking forward to next year’s event! Special thanks to the startups who pitched: Blackcurrant ai, BUCKSTOP - Urban Mining Intelligence, ChargerHelp, Compost Crew, Metal Light Inc., Natrion Inc., NETenergy, Revert Technologies, Salient, SusMaX, and Voltpost.

It’s a good day when we get to hear from our customers in person. Melissa, an Atlantic City Electric customer had the chance to learn about The Exelon Promise and the work we’re doing to help get rising energy bills under control at our booth at the ACUA Earth Day Festival in New Jersey. Learn more about how we’re helping: http://spr.ly/6047BBaXaH