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Exelon Energy Delivery
Exelon Energy Delivery is responsible for the transmission,distribution and sale of electricity and natural gas through
ComEd and PECO Energy. With 8,000 employees, ComEd serves 3.4 million electric customers in Northern Illinois, or
70% of the state’s population. PECO Energy serves approximately 1.5 million electric and more than 440,000 natural
gas customers in the six-county Philadelphia region. PECO Energy has approximately 3,000 employees.
Committed to the safe and reliable delivery of energy to its customers, Exelon Energy Delivery is working to achieve
industry top-quartile performance in customer satisfaction, cost, and employee safety. A new, comprehensive
consolidation initiative supports the Exelon corporate growth strategy in three distinct ways:
–Improves the Company’s ability to think and act from a single “best in industry” company-wide perspective;
–Enables the Company to fully exploit all potential synergies;
–Accelerates the Company’s readiness for new mergers or acquisitions by creating a common Exelon Energy Delivery
organizational template.
If you decided to bring the full power of Exelon’s resources to bear on the laundry of
North America, you would have enough energy to dry nearly 25 million loads in a single
day— one load for every person in the Chicago, Philadelphia, and Washington, D.C.
metropolitan areas. (No guarantee you would find the other sock, though.)