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Washington DC · Electric
DC residents served by Pepco can choose an alternative electricity supplier. Compare rates and take control of your energy costs.
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About the utility
Pepco (Potomac Electric Power Company) is the primary electric utility serving Washington, DC and parts of Maryland. In DC, the Public Service Commission (DC PSC) regulates a competitive retail market that lets residential customers choose a licensed third-party electricity supplier while keeping Pepco’s reliable delivery service.
How it works
Confirm Pepco service in your neighborhood.
Review fixed-rate, variable, and renewable plans approved by the DC PSC.
Sign up online or by phone. Pepco still delivers your electricity.
Benefits
Compare alternative supplier rates and save on your monthly energy cost.
Protect yourself from market volatility with a predictable monthly rate.
Choose plans backed by 100% renewable energy sources.
Speak with a licensed energy advisor — at no cost to you.

Compare with confidence
Share your ZIP and usage details with a licensed advisor. We compare offers from suppliers serving your area so you can lock in a better rate without changing your utility.
FAQ
Yes. The District of Columbia opened its retail electricity market to competition, allowing residential and commercial customers to choose a licensed alternative supplier.
All DC ZIP codes within Pepco’s service territory qualify. Enter yours above to confirm available suppliers.
Most enrollments take effect within 1–2 billing cycles. There is no service interruption during the transition.
Yes. Several DC-licensed suppliers offer plans backed by 100% renewable energy. Ask our advisor for current options.
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