State regulators grill ComEd execs over fraud admission

Utility says $200 million fine to be paid by shareholders, not ratepayers

Posted 7/30/20

SPRINGFIELD — Top executives of utility giant Commonwealth Edison faced tough questions from state regulators Wednesday as they publicly apologized for the lobbying scandal that is forcing the company to pay a $200 million criminal fine.

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State regulators grill ComEd execs over fraud admission

Utility says $200 million fine to be paid by shareholders, not ratepayers

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