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Following are all UrbanTurf articles filed under Pepco, from most recent to least.

A Large Solar Farm is Pitched in Montgomery County

A Large Solar Farm is Pitched in Montgomery County

Nena Perry-Brown | July 12th 2021

The panels would produce roughly 1,950 kW AC for Pepco's power grid to benefit area residents.... read»

DC Greens Plans Urban Farm in Ward 8

DC Greens Plans Urban Farm in Ward 8

Nena Perry-Brown | November 21st 2019

The effort is one of the latest plans to address food access disparities east of the Anacostia River.... read»

DC Releases an RFP Specifically for Artists

DC Releases an RFP Specifically for Artists

Nena Perry-Brown | February 2nd 2017

Months after soliciting the community's feedback on how to encourage DC's art scene, the city has released what may be its first request for proposals... read»

Pepco Buys Award-Winning Solar Decathalon House

Pepco Buys Award-Winning Solar Decathalon House

Shilpi Paul | January 30th 2012

WaterShed, the University of Maryland-designed home that took top honors at the 2011 Solar Decathalon, has a surprising new owner.... read»

Will New Smart Meters Bring an End to Huge Pepco Bills?

Will New Smart Meters Bring an End to Huge Pepco Bills?

Andrew Siddons | February 26th 2011

Pepco has been the target of recent criticism, not only because of power outages during last month's winter storms, but also because of surprisingly h... read»

UrbanTurf Reader Asks: Are New Pepco Meters Resulting in Higher Bills?

UrbanTurf Reader Asks: Are New Pepco Meters Resulting in Higher Bills?

UrbanTurf Staff | February 15th 2011

A day after TBD reported that Pepco customers are receiving unusually high bills, an UrbanTurf reader asks if the increased charges could be the resul... read»

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