Exelon Unit ComEd Wins Illinois Approval for GRIT Transmission Project

By Public Technologies
  • Exelon unit ComEd secured Illinois Commerce Commission approval for its GRIT transmission project in Cook and DuPage counties.
  • The project includes four underground 138kV transmission lines and one new substation to improve grid reliability.
  • A transmission ring connecting three substations will provide alternative power routes to support growing customer demand.
  • Substation construction begins this fall; underground transmission work starts in January of next year.
  • The project is scheduled to enter service in the second quarter of 2029.


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