Exelon Stock Price, News & Analysis

Exelon (NASDAQ: EXC) has opened applications for its 2026 Climate Change Investment Initiative (2c2i), accepting submissions through September 15, 2025. The program, launched in 2019, combines the Exelon Foundation's environmental objectives with venture capital investment approaches. The initiative currently has 34 active portfolio companies, with 15 headquartered in Exelon's footprint. Three new companies were recently selected: Salient Predictions (weather forecasting), SusMaX (coal ash recycling), and Zero Homes (heat pump design platform). To qualify, startups must benefit Exelon's six major markets and focus on greenhouse gas mitigation, urban infrastructure resilience, climate adaptation, or sustainability goals. The program demonstrates success through companies like Carbon Reform, which installed its CO₂ capture technology at Exelon's BGE Spring Garden building. Exelon maintains a $20 million commitment to support innovative climate-focused startups.

ComEd has announced the return of its CONSTRUCT Infrastructure Youth Academy for the third year, a paid summer career training program operated in partnership with YMCA of Metropolitan Chicago and Goodwill. The program, starting in June and July 2025, prepares high school students for careers in construction and energy sectors. With 150,000 jobs expected in Illinois by 2050 supporting clean energy transition, the academy offers practical training, including drone and EV technology, power grid equipment, and hands-on construction experience. The program has already graduated over 100 teens, with 70% being people of color and 20% young women. New features include a Spring Break session for seniors with pole-climbing clinics and CAST exam preparation. Classes will be held at YMCA locations in Woodlawn, West Humboldt Park, Little Village, and Goodwill's Workforce Connection Center in Englewood.

ComEd, a unit of Exelon Corporation (NASDAQ: EXC), has announced the return of its annual ComEd EV Rally STEM program for young women in Illinois. The program offers 45 female teens aged 13-18 the opportunity to build and race electric go-carts while receiving mentorship from ComEd professionals. Each participant will receive a $2,000 scholarship for STEM education.

The program, running since 2014, has engaged over 250 teens and aims to address the gender gap in STEM careers, where only 28% of professionals are women. The July program culminates in a race at the Griffin Museum of Science and Industry on July 26. Applications are open until June 1 at ComEd.com/STEM.

Exelon Corporation has announced a quarterly dividend of $0.40 per share on its common stock. The dividend will be paid on June 13, 2025, to shareholders recorded as of May 12, 2025.

As a Fortune 200 company and one of the largest utility providers in the nation, Exelon serves over 10.7 million customers through six regulated transmission and distribution utilities:

• Atlantic City Electric (ACE)
• Baltimore Gas and Electric (BGE)
• Commonwealth Edison (ComEd)
• Delmarva Power & Light (DPL)
• PECO Energy Company (PECO)
• Potomac Electric Power Company (Pepco)

The company employs 20,000 people who focus on delivering reliable and affordable energy services while supporting communities through workforce development, equity initiatives, economic development, and volunteerism.

Exelon (Nasdaq: EXC) has appointed W. Paul Bowers as its new Independent Board Chair, effective April 29, succeeding retiring Chair John F. Young. Bowers, who joined Exelon's Board in 2021, brings over four decades of utilities industry experience, having previously served as Chair and CEO of Georgia Power.

Calvin Butler, Exelon's President and CEO, emphasized that Bowers' leadership comes at a crucial time for both the company and industry. As Exelon approaches its 25th year, the company aims to maintain its position as a leader in energy transformation through strategic investments.

Bowers currently serves as Lead Non-Management Director at Aflac and holds board positions at EnviroSpark, Children's Healthcare of Atlanta, and Brand Safway. Exelon, a Fortune 200 company, serves over 10.7 million customers through six regulated utilities:

• Atlantic City Electric
• BGE
• ComEd
• Delmarva Power
• PECO
• Pepco

Exelon (Nasdaq: EXC) has announced key leadership changes effective May 1. Carim Khouzami, current president and CEO of BGE, will become Executive Vice President of Transmission and Development, overseeing transmission operations across all Exelon regions and managing growth initiatives. Tamla Olivier, currently senior VP and COO of Pepco Holdings, will succeed Khouzami as president and CEO of BGE.

BGE serves over 1.3 million electric and 700,000 gas customers in central Maryland. Khouzami, a 20-year company veteran, previously served as COO of Exelon Utilities and CFO of Exelon Utilities. Olivier, with nearly 15 years at Exelon, has led Pepco Holdings' operations since 2021, achieving highest reliability rankings and implementing major infrastructure upgrades.

ComEd, a unit of Exelon (NASDAQ: EXC), celebrated the graduation of 73 participants from its job training programs - CONSTRUCT Infrastructure Academy and Craft Academy. This milestone marks over 1,000 local residents served by these programs since 2013.

The free training initiatives, designed to build a diverse talent pipeline, have achieved a 70% placement rate in entry-level positions across ComEd and partner employers. The programs have notably served diverse communities, with over 95% of participants being people of color and 25% being women. This year's class maintains similar diversity metrics, with 90% people of color and 20% women representation.

A 2023 ComEd study projects 150,000 new jobs in Illinois by 2050 supporting energy transformation. The 11-week CONSTRUCT program graduated 64 participants, while the 6-week Craft Academy trained 9 individuals for entry-level trades roles. Since 2018, ComEd has hired over 1,000 entry-level workers through its agreement with IBEW Local 15.

ComEd has been awarded the Policy Power Player Award at the 2025 SEPA Power Player Awards for its exceptional leadership in clean energy initiatives. The company achieved a significant milestone by interconnecting over one gigawatt of distributed energy resources (DER) to the grid in 2024.

Following the Climate and Equitable Jobs Act (CEJA) implementation in 2021, ComEd has demonstrated remarkable growth in Illinois-based DERs, including:

• 114% annual growth in residential DER systems
• 25% annual growth for commercial/industrial customers
• Over 4,000% growth in community solar since 2019

The company has established 170 community solar deployments across northern Illinois, including notable projects in Belvidere and Chicago Heights. These initiatives support CEJA's goal of transitioning Illinois to 100% clean energy by 2050 while making solar energy accessible to low-income residents and small businesses.