Pepco has filed with the District of Columbia PSC new bypassable transmission rates for the period beginning December 1.

The bypassable transmission rates are a component of the total SOS price, and therefore, the total SOS rate is changing as well

Click here for Pepco's filing to view the new transmission rates

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