NUCLEAR

Ill. legislators show support for Exelon's struggling fleet

Jeffrey Tomich, E&E reporter

Published: Thursday, May 29, 2014

SPRINGFIELD, Ill. -- A resolution urging help for Exelon Corp.'s struggling Illinois nuclear fleet unanimously sailed through the state's House Environment Committee here yesterday -- a day after the power company released more dire news about the financial health of two of its plants.

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