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A residential electric meter on the exterior wall of a house, beside the headline BGE Proposes a 17% Rate Increase.

BGE Proposes 17 Percent Electric Distribution Rate Increase Affecting Parts of Montgomery County

2026-09-01
By: Moderately MOCO
On: September 1, 2026
In: Electricity, Energy Prices, Maryland, Office of People’s Counsel

Maryland’s Office of People’s Counsel published a guide to BGE’s request to raise residential electric distribution rates about 17 percent. Most of Montgomery County is on Pepco, but BGE serves part of the county.Continue Reading

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