Pepco, Maryland

Pepco Maryland rate case decision

Approved Base rate case, docket Case No. 9820 before the Maryland Public Service Commission.

As published by the utility or the commission.

Pepco asked the Maryland Public Service Commission for about 119.9 million dollars in new annual electric revenue, which the company said would add about 10.24 dollars a month to a typical residential bill, roughly 5.85 percent in Montgomery County and 5.79 percent in Prince George's County. The commission ruled on August 28, 2026, denying about 165 million dollars in proposed White Flint area capital costs and rejecting projected inflation and labor cost increases, approving only about 50.9 million dollars. The approved increase adds about 3.94 dollars a month to a typical residential bill, about 2.25 percent, effective the same day.

What it means for your bill: Maryland regulators cut Pepco's requested increase by more than half; your bill went up about 3.94 dollars a month starting August 28, 2026, not the 10.24 dollars Pepco had asked for.

Status

Approved

Utility

Pepco

Commission

Maryland Public Service Commission

Docket

Case No. 9820

Filed

October 14, 2025

Requested

5.9% residential, $119.9 million a year

Approved

2.3% residential, $50.9 million a year

Typical bill change

+$3.94 a month

Decided

August 28, 2026

On bills from

August 28, 2026

Last checked

August 29, 2026

Sources

• Maryland Public Service Commission Denies Over Half of Pepco's Rate Increase Request, Maryland Public Service Commission, 2026-08-28

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