Pepco seeks rate increase for D.C. customers

By Eric Newcomer
Published March 8, 2013 5:00am ET
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Pepco seeks rate increase for D.C. customers
Pepco asked the D.C. Public Service Commission to give it permission to increase rates. The change, if accepted, would increase rates for a typical residential consumer in the District by $5.89, or 6.23 percent, according to a statement by Pepco. That “typical” customer goes through 750 kilowatt hours per month. The change would bring the […]

Pepco asked the D.C. Public Service Commission to give it permission to increase rates.

The change, if accepted, would increase rates for a typical residential consumer in the District by $5.89, or 6.23 percent, according to a statement by Pepco. That “typical” customer goes through 750 kilowatt hours per month. The change would bring the average residential bill up to about $100 a month.

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