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Potomac Electric Power Company's April 2025 Disconnection Data

Strategic Insights

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The Public Service Commission of the District of Columbia has received data from the Potomac Electric Power Company (PEPCO) regarding disconnections of residential customers for non-payment in April 2025. The data contains detailed information on the number of residential customers, low-income residential customers, and disconnections for non-payment. The information is required by Order Nos. 14293 and 15134, issued in May 2007 and December 2008, respectively.

Key Takeaways:

  • The total number of residential customers in April 2025 was 325,128, with 25,514 low-income residential customers.
  • The total number of residential customers in arrears and total dollars was 325,128, with 77,525 customers in arrears and $47,048,420 in total dollars.
  • The total number of low-income residential customers in arrears and total dollars was 24,087, with 13,692 customers in arrears and $11,967,113 in total dollars.
  • The total number of residential terminations for nonpayment was 113, with 25 low-income residential terminations for nonpayment.
  • The total revenue from residential customers was $28,328,948, with $1,754,393 from low-income residential customers.
  • The total number of residential customers with deferred payment agreements (TPA) was 8,026, with $6,229,982 in total dollars, and 1,916 low-income residential customers with deferred payment agreements ($1,746,653 in total dollars).

Statistics:

  • Total number of residential customers: 325,128
  • Total number of low-income residential customers: 25,514
  • Total number of residential customers in arrears: 77,525
  • Total number of residential customers terminations for nonpayment: 113
  • Total revenue from residential customers: $28,328,948
  • Total revenue from low-income residential customers: $1,754,393
  • Total number of residential customers with deferred payment agreements: 8,026
  • Total number of low-income residential customers with deferred payment agreements: 1,916
  • Total dollars deemed as Bad Debt: $928,766
  • Total number of disconnection notices issued to residential customers: 26,375
  • Total number of disconnection notices issued to low-income residential customers: 5,711

Sources:

  • Letter from Dennis P. Jamouneau, Assistant General Counsel, Potomac Electric Power Company, to Ms. Brinda Westbrook-Sedgwick, Commission Secretary, Public Service Commission of the District of Columbia, May 20, 2025.
  • DC PSC Case Nos. 813-1043, Order Nos. 14293 and 15134, May 11, 2007, and December 9, 2008.

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