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Exelon chief opens up about Maryland’s energy crisis: ‘Customers are suffering’

Exelon CEO Calvin G. Butler Jr. met with a group of employees of BGE, one of its utilities, on Thursday at BGE's Spring Gardens site in South Baltimore to hear their concerns and what they've heard from customers regarding energy affordability. At left is Khyree Green, leak surveyor — Gas Operations and Integrity Management. (Jeffrey F. Bill/Staff)
Exelon CEO Calvin G. Butler Jr. met with a group of employees of BGE, one of its utilities, on Thursday at BGE’s Spring Gardens site in South Baltimore to hear their concerns and what they’ve heard from customers regarding energy affordability. At left is Khyree Green, leak surveyor — Gas Operations and Integrity Management. (Jeffrey F. Bill/Staff)
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"We are committed to excellence, but it does require investment into the system," Exelon Corp. CEO Calvin G. Butler Jr. said.

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