ComEd, a subsidiary of Exelon Corporation, has unveiled significant power infrastructure upgrades at the Itasca substation, aimed at boosting reliability and supporting economic growth in the region. The recent completion of these critical infrastructure investments marks a key development in ComEd's ongoing efforts to enhance the local transmission system's reliability and resiliency. The upgrades, totaling $96 million, include the expansion of high voltage lines, new large power transformers, and advanced gas insulated switchgear technology. These enhancements are part of a broader series of transmission upgrades planned for the Western O'Hare region of Illinois, with over $1 billion earmarked for energy needs and electricity capacity growth. ComEd's commitment to modernizing the grid is expected to continue attracting businesses to northern Illinois, contributing to job creation and local economic development.
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