Everyone in Evanston uses energy whether to charge their phone, cook a meal or wash their hands. How energy is used can impact the air we breathe, our utility bills and the environment through pollution and climate change.

 2025 Energy Data from ComEd:

Reducing greenhouse gas emissions in Evanston involves transitioning away from burning fossil fuels and reducing citywide energy consumption. Check out Evanston's energy transition data as well as energy savings data. 

This is especially important, with recent electricity price increases. Learn more about why prices are expected to rise and how you can apply for financial assistance. 

Questions about your bill or your ComEd or Nicor Account?

Citizens’ Utility Board (CUB) - Represents the interests of residential utility customers across the state. They can help residents with questions about their bills or if they feel they have been targeted by fraud.

Understand My Bill - ComEd - Learn what all the different charges and fees are on your bill and see how your usage has changed over time.