ComEd Seeks Rate Increase for Essential Delivery System Modernization Efforts
CHICAGO, June 30 /PRNewswire/ -- ComEd filed today a rate increase request with the Illinois Commerce Commission (ICC) to allow the utility to continue modernizing its electric delivery system and recover the cost of substantial investments made since the last rate filing in 2007.

Electronic Product Recycling, New Industry Profits
Inroads into the regular army Although the market is difficult to specifically discarded electronic products each year to form a consistent data, but this huge market opportunity has been a number of industry to see This reporter has learned, the National Development and Reform Commission has set four to deal with waste electrical and electronic products a pilot enterprises, including the earth, Hangzhou, Qingdao Xintiandi, Beijing, China Star environmental protection, Tianjin Chase

RepairClinic Responds to the “Cash for Appliances” Program: Is it Really a Good Deal?
As many states prepare to kick off their “Cash for Appliances” rebate programs, online appliance parts retailer, RepairClinic.com, is responding to customer questions and concerns by offering more information about the programs, along with some common sense advice below

ASL GREENetwork Diverts 424 Tons of Electronic Waste From Northern California Landfills
During its first month of operation, growing network of convenient e-waste drop-off locations receives enthusiastic response from local e-waste collectors, businesses and consumers.