Pepco will soon implement its first distribution rate increase in a decade for its D.C. customers, raising average residential bills by about $1.75 a month, far less than the utility had sought but still more than observers thought it deserved.
The power company applied for a 7.79 percent increase in late 2006, which the D.C. Public Service Commission drastically scaled back in its final ruling.
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