Exelon says it’s willing to keep the Quad Cities’ nuclear power plant open for a decade and is willing to drop a controversial rate hike. But the utility still wants financial guarantees from Illinois lawmakers. And a lot of people are opposed to that. Exelon unveiled its latest plan yesterday after Governor Rauner turned a thumbs-down to a massive rate hike earlier in the week. Negotiations are on-going in Springfield, but no one is guessing when or if they’ll reach an agreement. Exelon's Latest Plan: Keep Nuke Plants Open For 10-Years
Exelon says it’s willing to keep the Quad Cities’ nuclear power plant open for a decade and is willing to drop a controversial rate hike. But the utility still wants financial guarantees from Illinois lawmakers. And a lot of people are opposed to that. Exelon unveiled its latest plan yesterday after Governor Rauner turned a thumbs-down to a massive rate hike earlier in the week. Negotiations are on-going in Springfield, but no one is guessing when or if they’ll reach an agreement. 
