Commercial Energy in Elk Grove Village, IL: Electricity & Gas

Elk Grove Village is one of the most industrial communities in Illinois, home to one of the largest contiguous industrial parks in the country. For the manufacturers, warehouses, and cold-storage operators here, commercial energy is a real operating cost — and the accounts reward careful procurement.

Utilities in Elk Grove Village

• Electricity: ComEd is the delivery utility. Eligible commercial customers can choose a competitive electricity supplier or remain on utility default supply. See the ComEd commercial guide.
• Natural gas: Nicor Gas is the delivery utility, with commercial supplier choice available through its Choices for You program. See the Nicor Gas commercial guide.

The utility does not change when a business chooses a supplier — ComEd and Nicor continue to deliver energy and handle emergencies. Confirm both utilities from a recent bill for any specific address.

What shapes energy costs here

Because so many Elk Grove Village accounts are industrial, the cost drivers are often the same ones covered in manufacturing and cold storage energy procurement:

• Demand (kW) charges from motors, compressors, and process equipment.
• Capacity exposure in the ComEd/PJM zone, where peak behavior sets the facility's capacity tag.
• Process natural gas for heat, ovens, or drying, on top of building heat.

For these facilities, demand-charge analysis is frequently as valuable as shopping the supply rate.

Getting started

Provide 12 months of electric and gas bills (and interval data where available) for a Elk Grove Village facility, and the account can be reviewed and priced on matched terms through the procurement process. No savings figure is promised in advance.