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Maryland regulators begin hearing Pepco rate case

Maryland utility regulators say they have set aside 10 days to hear a rate increase request from Pepco.

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Big pay raise for Pepco head in 2012

Pepco customers have long been frustrated by power outages that seem to happen too frequently and can stretch on for days. But that perception isn't keeping the company's leader from raking in big bucks.

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Power outages in Montgomery, Prince George's counties

About 2,000 people in Montgomery and Prince George's counties are without power Monday morning.

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Pepco customers find smart meter billing abnormalities

Pepco customers are questioning higher-than-usual power bills this month after smart meters were installed on their homes.

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Pepco's smart meter installation behind schedule

Pepco will not meet its target for the end of 2012 for completing installation of smart meters in Maryland.

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Some smart meters will have to wait

Pepco's effort to have all customers on smart meters by the end of 2012 isn't going to happen.

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Pepco seeks rate increases for Md. customers

Pepco is seeking another rate increase just one month after Maryland regulators approved another increase to customers' bills.

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Pepco, Dominion Power trying to keep the power on during storms

Pepco spokesman Marcus Beal says the utility company is pursuing a reliability improvement plan, which includes replacing older equipment, trimming trees and moving selected lines underground.

Tags: Dominion Power, bge, Sandy, utilities, max smith

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Power outage numbers in D.C., Maryland and Northern Virginia

Superstorm Sandy caused massive power outages in the D.C. area. WTOP has been updating the latest outage numbers throughout the storm.

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Few lingering effects from Sandy in Washington D.C.

Government workers packed onto commuter trains and tourists flocked to the National Mall on Wednesday in the nation's capital, where there were few signs of the dangerous hybrid storm that blew through 36 hours before.

Tags: Sandy, Potomac River, derecho

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