Exelon Corporation has released an independent analysis conducted by Charles River Associates, highlighting the benefits of expanding utility-generated energy. The report finds that allowing public utility companies to generate more energy—such as through battery storage and community solar—could save customers $20 billion and reduce the risk of outages. By comparing the current market-driven generation approach with a scenario where utilities develop additional generation under regulatory oversight, the analysis concludes that utility-generated power can lower both energy and capacity costs, ease supply constraints, and improve electric system reliability. The study focused on projected conditions in the PJM region for the 2028-2029 period, using advanced modeling techniques to assess potential impacts on prices and reliability.

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