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Posted: September 6, 2022
ComEd Recognized as National Utility Leader in Attracting Jobs, Investment to Region
ComEd has been recognized again for its leading role in supporting economic growth and job creation across northern Illinois, according to new rankings by Site Selection Magazine, which named ComEd as one of the Top 20 utilities in economic development.Read more
Posted: August 8, 2022
Crown Castle Joins Choose DuPage Board of Directors
Choose DuPage is pleased to announce Crown Castle has joined our board of directors. Crown Castle, located in Downers Grove, designs and builds solutions for their clients’ unique connectivity needs. They own, operate and lease more than 40,000 cell towers and approximately 85,000 thousand miles of fiber supporting small cells and fiber solutions across every major U.S. Market.Read more
Posted: August 1, 2022
Endotronix Announces Expansion of U.S. Headquarters in Naperville, Illinois
Endotronix recently signed a lease for an 80,000+ SF facility that will more than double their current footprint. The new facility is located in the HUB 1415 building in Naperville and is currently undergoing custom enhancements to include a state-of-the-art cleanroom, manufacturing, quality, and administrative space.Read more
Posted: August 1, 2022
Glenn Mazade Named Private Sector Co-Chair of Choose DuPage Board
Choose DuPage is pleased to announce Glenn Mazade, senior vice president at Old National Bank, has been named private sector co-chair of the Choose DuPage Economic Development Alliance, joining Chairman of DuPage County Board and Public Sector Co-Chair Dan Cronin. Mazade will serve as elected private sector co-chair for a two-year term.Read more
Posted: July 7, 2022
ComEd Unveils Plan to Support Beneficial Electrification in Northern Illinois, Including Increased Adoption of Electric Vehicles
ComEd announced that it has submitted its plan to support the adoption of beneficial electrification (BE) technologies, including customer adoption of electric vehicles (EVs) to the Illinois Commerce Commission (ICC), which regulates the state’s public utilities. ComEd is proposing to commit $100 million annually over the next three years to promote beneficial electrification, with programs designed to reduce upfront costs of EVs and charging equipment; enable broad, equitable deployment of charging infrastructure and other electrification technologies; educate customers; and prioritize investments equitably for communities in need. Read more