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Pepco Files Reply Comments Regarding The Senior Citizen And Disabled Resident Rate Credit

By: MAGNIFYI Staff

Published September 22, 2025

Dockets: FC1149 ,FC1176
Category: District of Columbia
Related Categories: Electric, Pepco, Rate Case, Rate Change, Rate Design, Utility

Pepco Reply Comments (09/22/2025) 
FC1176 (04/13/2023)
(Pepco’s Application For Approval To Increase Rates Through The Implementation Of A Multiyear Rate Plan (“MYP”), Also Referred To As The “Climate Ready Pathway,” For Its Electric Distribution Service)
FC1149 (10/19/2017) 
(In The Matter Of The Investigation Into The Structure And Application Of An Experimental Rate Class For Both Senior Citizens And Disabled Residents In The District Of Columbia)

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