• Exelon unit ComEd filed 2025 revenue reconciliation with Illinois Commerce Commission, seeking to return USD 128 million to customers via 2027 bill credits.
• Refund would cut average monthly residential bill by USD 1.09, driven by higher usage tied to weather-related load.
• ComEd also filed 2025 cost reconciliation, seeking recovery of USD 234.3 million tied to grid operations, customer projects, state-mandated programs.
• Cost true-up would lower average monthly residential bill versus 2026 by about USD 0.13.
• Combined reconciliations would reduce average monthly residential bills by about USD 1.22 from January through December 2027.

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