No aid planned for Md. businesses

Published April 21, 2006 4:00am ET



A new payment plan that would help families defer a portion of rising electricity bills in Maryland will not be available to commercial customers, despite the fact prices could jump more than 55 percent for businesses in Prince George’s and Montgomery counties.

PEPCO, which serves the majority of Prince George’s and Montgomery county customers, along with Delmarva Power and Light Co., devised the payment plan to ease the transition to higher prices at the request of Maryland’s Public Service Commission.

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