The Maryland Public Service Commission has approved a rate increase for Potomac Electric Power Company that will add about $2.41 to the average residential customer's monthly bill.
The PSC, which ordered the increase Friday, said the $27.9 million increase is primarily for reliability investments. State regulators say the amount is substantially less than the company's request of $60.8 million.
Pepco also requested a $192 million grid resiliency charge, of which $24 million was granted. More
What did you expect? The PSC was appointed by O'Malley. It was a done deal.
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