Exelon CEO Warns U.S. Could Face Power Blackouts by 2027 Due to Grid Strain

Exelon CEO Calvin Butler warned that the U.S. could face power blackouts as early as 2027 due to increasing electricity demand and a strained grid, emphasizing the need for higher power bills to fund new infrastructure.

By Carl Surran, SA News Editor · Seeking Alpha · June 30, 2026, 00:20 UTC

Exelon CEO Warns U.S. Could Face Power Blackouts by 2027 Due to Grid Strain

Tickers: $EXC

Topics: electricity demand grid strain infrastructure funding power blackouts

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