Pepco and Delmarva have filed with the Maryland PSC updates to their bypassable transmission rates, which are a component of the total SOS cost

See the new transmission rates, to be effective February 1, 2019, pending PSC approval, at the links below:

Pepco-MD

Delmarva-MD

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