SCHAUMBURG – Four years ago, Illinois set a goal of achieving net-zero electricity generation by 2050, with targets of 40% renewable energy by 2030 and 50% renewable energy by 2040. To meet those standards, numerous changes will need to take place – at a time when global energy demand is expected to reach its highest point in human history.
SCHAUMBURG, IL – Small and midsize manufacturers, alongside the Technology & Manufacturing Association (TMA), are voicing their strong opposition to SB25’s latest amendment as the bill would impose a significant financial burden on Illinois consumers and businesses, with estimated costs reaching $1.5 billion.
Illinoisans across the state are paying more for electricity over the last month due to increased demand and limited supply, and the surge in pricing has left manufacturers concerned about what it means for their businesses’ budgets, according to a survey conducted recently by the Technology & Manufacturing Association (TMA) of its members.
Schaumburg, IL—Statement from TMA Executive Vice President Dennis LaComb regarding the new Illinois Energy Bill that passed the Illinois House and which Governor Pritzker said
By former US Congressman Don Manzullo – When I represented northern Illinois in the U.S. Congress, I focused my efforts on ensuring employers in our
The energy debate is heating up during these long, cold weeks of North American winters. Which makes more sense for today and the future: so-called