ALT A line chart with months from January to December 2024 on the horizontal axis (time) and megawatts (MW) from 0 to 22,000 on the vertical axis. The teal line represents the ComEd Zone Load, which fluctuates from around 6,000 MW to peaks above 20,000 MW (notably in midsummer). The pink line shows estimated nuclear generation, generally ranging between about 9,000 MW and 14,000 MW, occasionally intersecting or exceeding the teal load line. A text box in the lower-left highlights key annual stats: 93.3 Terawatt-hours of total electricity consumed, 89.4 Terawatt-hours of nuclear generation, nuclear generation exceeding load 47% of the time (over 338 days), and an average residential electricity rate of about 17.2 cents per kilowatt-hour. A small purple map of Illinois appears in the top-right, indicating the ComEd service area. Chart credits and data sources (PJM Interconnection, GridStatus.io, EIA Form 860, NRC Power Reactor Status, and U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics) are listed at the bo