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Pepco Files Response to OPC’s And Apartment And Office Building Association’s Motion To Dismiss Its Multiyear Rate Plan Application

By: MAGNIFYI Staff

Published June 17, 2024

Dockets: FC1176
Category: Uncategorized

Pepco asserts that the Motion fails to present any credible basis to dismiss its Multiyear Rate Plan application and should be denied by the Commission.

Pepco’s Response to Motion to Dismiss (06/17/2024) 
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)

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