- Exelon unit PECO backed Governor Shapiro’s affordability concerns while defending its pending rate request for southeastern Pennsylvania customers.
- PECO cited higher costs tied to reliability needs, severe weather, rising demand, aging infrastructure.
- Rate filing would support more than $10 billion in planned grid and natural gas system upgrades over next five years.
- PECO said about 90% of earnings are reinvested into reliability, safety, service quality.
- Utility said regulators set rates through a public review process while it expands customer assistance and energy efficiency programs.
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