Reminder: New rates for Pepco's default service go into effect today. We're here if you have any questions or need help with your bill: https://t.co/H16qmsCHFC
Any increase in monthly expenses is frustrating, and utility costs are a real concern for the District. Rising energy demand and power plant retirements in our area have forced Pepco to pay a higher price at auction for the electricity it supplies to most customers. Starting June 1, an average residential customer will see a total bill increase of 6.2%, or about $8.79 per month. Learn why at https://t.co/EVNuXzkGsy and get help with your bill at https://t.co/30UpPxUDfO.
Thank you to everyone who attended or participated in Day One of the 2026 District of Columbia Energy Action Summit! The panels, discussions, and remarks provided valuable, actionable insights that will help improve energy affordability for all District residents. Watch a full recording: https://t.co/siavT1sX8T
Understanding your electricity bill is the first step to taking control of your energy costs. Our Chairman breaks down the four main parts of your bill and explains why we only regulate about 27% of the total cost. Learn more: https://t.co/3In1oOZxQ7
Day One of the 2026 District of Columbia Energy Action Summit kicks off at 9am on Wednesday, May 27. Watch it live at https://t.co/EcoMRwkAOD and learn more at https://t.co/5cjceD1cNf.
Any increase in monthly expenses is frustrating, and utility costs are a real concern for the District. Rising energy demand and power plant retirements in our area have forced Pepco to pay a higher price at auction for the electricity it supplies to most customers. Starting June 1, an average residential customer will see a total bill increase of 6.2%, or about $8.79 per month. Learn why at https://t.co/EVNuXzkGsy and get help with your bill at https://t.co/30UpPxUDfO.
We have scheduled a legislative-style hearing for June 3 at 11am to examine what's behind recent increases in the supply portion of residential electric bills and explore ways to address energy affordability. Learn more: https://t.co/FIRNW5349S
Congratulations to Principal Legislative Advisor Danielle Gurkin, our latest Shining Star Award winner! Danielle was recognized for keeping staff well-informed on @councilofdc developments, for successfully coordinating performance oversight and affordability hearings, and for her proactive approach to legislative engagement. Whether tracking daily updates or preparing for hearings, Danielle’s attention to detail ensures everything is flawless. Congratulations again, Danielle!
Did you know that the components of your electric bill fluctuate over time? Since 2020, energy generation costs have surged and the regulated distribution portion of your bill is now just 27%. Learn what's driving these changes: https://t.co/3In1oOZxQ7
"In many instances, we operate just like a court." Our Chairman shares how we review evidence and hear from consumer advocates to ensure every utility decision we make serves the public interest. Get involved! Submit your comments in our ongoing energy affordability investigation (FC1186): https://t.co/AqaYZq6RzL
Update: We've decided to maintain the currently billed electric rates in this case, revised the procedural schedule, and rescheduled the evidentiary hearing for October 13-14, 2026. More: https://t.co/PsYCiNwikx
Following a recent D.C. Court of Appeals decision, we've scheduled an evidentiary hearing in FC1176 (Pepco's second Multiyear Rate Plan) for May 12, 2026. Additional legal filings from all involved will help us determine interim electric rates. More: https://t.co/PsYCiNwikx
May is Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander Heritage Month. We're incredibly proud to have a diverse staff here at the Commission, and we celebrate the histories, cultures, and countless contributions of our AANHPI colleagues and community members.
Registration for the District of Columbia Energy Action Summit is now open! This two-day event on May 27 and 29 will address rising energy costs, advance conservation strategies, and expand access to consumer assistance programs. Register: https://t.co/lDLaEzwS0J
You don't need a rooftop to use solar power! Nearly 12,000 District residents now subscribe to community solar. Read our latest Renewable Energy Portfolio Standards report to see how D.C. is creating its own localized energy independence, and more: https://t.co/hTyFT6VjEf
Our multi-year Whole Building Deep Energy Retrofit Program was an energy efficiency initiative created to modernize affordable multifamily buildings in the District, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and lower utility costs for vulnerable communities. We’re proud to share that the @DCSEU used funds from this program to replace 15 aging heat pumps and installed programmable thermostats for 41 veteran households at a facility operated by Access Housing. https://t.co/lpFa7JA01d
Happy Earth Day! Our PowerPath DC initiative is helping transforming the District's energy landscape by upgrading our grid for renewable energy and a sustainable future. Learn more: https://t.co/MrlqXDeldf
Want to take action today? Check out these great everyday Earth Day tips from @DOEE_DC and learn how you can lower your energy costs: https://t.co/X9VpCs2DdM
In observance of the D.C. Emancipation Day holiday, our office will be closed today, Thursday, April 16, 2026. Please continue to submit any utility complaints or inquiries at https://t.co/H16qmsDfva and we'll follow up when we're back. Thank you!
Our outreach team and staff volunteers have been busy the last few weeks helping residents across the District! We were at the @ElectrifyDC Healthy Homes Fair, a resource and health fair in Ward 6, a @dcpcsb career expo, a @DACL_DC energy efficiency presentation in Ward 8, and more. Let us know where to go next: https://t.co/S6x5l73gBO