List/Grid Tag Archives: modernization
KONE Strengthens Position in Denver Through the Acquisition of Certified Elevator
LISLE, Ill. , Dec.
Gov: No to Smart Grid, Lawmakers look at override
September 12, 2011 By Benjamin Yount Illinois Statehouse News SPRINGFIELD – As promised, Illinois Governor Pat Quinn on Monday used his veto pen on the Smart Grid legislation backed by both Ameren Illinois and ComEd. The plan would have allowed the two utilities some wiggle room around the current process of review, and open the door for electric grid modernization.
AARP Urges Legislators to Reject Utility Rate Hikes Bill
Legislation is the Wrong Bill at the Worst Time SPRINGFIELD, Ill. , April 14, 2011 /CHICAGOPRESSRELEASE.COM/ — The following is a statement from AARP Illinois Senior State Director Bob Gallo : “As House Bill 14 moves out of the House Public Utilities Committee, AARP urges legislators to reject this piece of legislation that will eliminate Illinois ‘ regulatory process and mute the voice of the public, and instead focus on a comprehensive energy plan that fits the needs of Illinois consumers.
tvsdesign Transforms Pritzker Military Library on Michigan Avenue
CHICAGO , March 16, 2011 /CHICAGOPRESSRELEASE.COM/ — A little-known cultural icon will soon have a much higher profile as the Pritzker Military Library moves to the Gothic-style historic Monroe Building located at 104 S. Michigan Ave.
ComEd President Urges Lawmakers to Create Framework for a 21st Century Electric Grid
You are already following EXC SPRINGFIELD, Ill. , March 8, 2011 /CHICAGOPRESSRELEASE.COM/ — Appearing today before a joint hearing of the Senate Energy Committee and the House Public Utilities Committee, ComEd President and Chief Operating Officer Anne Pramaggiore testified that electric grid modernization was a critical step to keep Illinois competitive and meet the challenges of the digital world.
Newspapers fight for government accountability in public notices
February 17, 2011 SPRINGFIELD — Local newspapers are fired up after a measure was introduced Thursday in the House that might make it more difficult for people to find out about major occurrences in their local community. The proposal allows local governments and school districts to post public notices online, instead of printing them in newspapers.
Newspapers fight for government accountability in printed public notices
By Melissa Leu Illinois Statehouse News SPRINGFIELD — Local newspapers are fired up over a measure introduced this week in the House that may cut down on government transparency. House Bill 1869 changes the law to allow local governments and school districts to post public notices online, instead of having to print them in newspapers.
Governor Quinn Announces $64 Million Investment to Build Grade Separation in Bensenville – Major CREATE Project Alleviates Vehicle and Railroad Congestion; Creates 830 New Jobs
BENSENVILLE – October 25, 2010. Governor Pat Quinn today announced a $64 million investment from Illinois Jobs Now! to build a grade separation in Bensenville, a key component of the Chicago Regional Environmental and Transportation Efficiency Program (CREATE).
Bensenville Could Lose More Land To Expand O’Hare
The O’Hare Modernization Program could cause more neighborhoods in nearby Bensenville to be wiped out. A Chicago City Council committee is expected to vote on an ordinance to annex land from the village for airport expansion.
