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New Law Protects Consumer's Electricity During Extreme Heat Save Email Print
Posted: 3:50 PM Aug 4, 2008
Last Updated: 4:31 PM Aug 4, 2008

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A new law in Illinois prohibits power companies from cutting our electricity during extreme heat. The measure is a safeguard for struggling Illinois consumers who are having trouble paying their bills. When temperatures top 95-degrees companies are prohibited from shutting off utilities when it's the sole power source for air-conditioning in a residence.

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Posted by: Ashley Location: Poplar Grove on Aug 4, 2008 at 10:50 PM
Why Is it Just over 95-degrees what about 90 and^ that should be what it is what about the people that a deathly ill. like my mother!

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