Ratepayers in D.C. will get a credit as part of the merger agreement with Exelon.

They rejected the settlement as is, but the companies have 14 days to agree to revised terms for the deal.

Pepco wants to charge you more so that it can become more reliable.

One D.C. legislator is proposing a bill that would make it easier to start burying power lines across the city.

In the wake of last week’s storm, Pepco put out the call for help, and utility companies from far and wide have responded with trucks and personnel.

When it comes to utility rage around these parts, Pepco is the target of a majority of complaints. But perhaps we should be paying a little bit more attention to Washington Gas, if this ABC7 report is any indication.

The District might be getting a brief break from the insanely oppressive heat today — but Pepco is warning customers that they’re not out of the woods yet when it comes to those pesky rolling power outages.

Pepco — the company so bad that it even baffles WMATA — was recently named the most hated company in America. (Yes, even worse than Comcast!) The electric company’s president, Tom Graham, doesn’t completely agree, of course.

Do you have questions about Pepco? We bet you do — after all, its been a tumultuous year for the electric utility around the region.

A few people have emailed us in search of information regarding a rather large geyser of water rushing up from the ground at the corner of 14th and Euclid Streets NW this morning. D.C. Water spokesperson Alan Heymann, contacted by email, told DCist that the rushing water was not due to a main break, but was connected to the work that crews were performing in the area last night. Heymann also reminded us that “water…