Exelon Corporation is a holding company that is engaged in the transmission and distribution of energy through its seven subsidiaries: ComEd, PECO, Baltimore Gas and Electric, Pepco, Delmarva Power & Light Company, and Atlantic City Electric Company. Exelon completed the spin-off of its generation business (Exelon Generation) in 2022 into a new, independent publicly-traded company named Constellation Energy.

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Pepco rate hike faces scrutiny over profits, ROE, and alleged coordinated testimony

May 6, 2026

While Pepco seeks higher rates in Maryland, critics point to profits, higher projected earnings, and alleged efforts to coordinate supportive testimony

Utility CEO pay surges amid higher profits, customer struggles

April 21, 2026

Utilities saw poor customer outcomes, lowered standards as they gave CEOs raises

The Brandon Shores and Herbert A. Wagner Generating Stations, located near Baltimore, Maryland.

Utilities lobby for re-regulation across PJM: Timeline tracks private meetings, legislation, advertising

March 31, 2026

Over the past two years, electric distribution utility companies operating in the PJM Interconnection region have mounted an aggressive lobbying campaign, urging lawmakers to allow them to own and build power plants once again. As part of this effort, utilities – including Exelon, FirstEnergy, and PPL Electric – have held extensive private meetings with officials,...

Documents reveal American Gas Association staffer joined interview process for open Maryland Public Service Commission seats

December 8, 2025

A staff member of the American Gas Association (AGA) joined key interviews for Maryland Governor Wes Moore’s latest appointments to the Public Service Commission (PSC), which regulates Maryland utilities, according to documents obtained by the Energy and Policy Institute. AGA is the trade association for investor-owned monopoly gas distribution utilities, including several member companies regulated...

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Paying for Utility Politics: How ratepayers are forced to fund the Edison Electric Institute and other political organizations

May 9, 2017

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Pepco rate hike faces scrutiny over profits, ROE, and alleged coordinated testimony

Utility CEO pay surges amid higher profits, customer struggles

Utilities lobby for re-regulation across PJM: Timeline tracks private meetings, legislation, advertising

Documents reveal American Gas Association staffer joined interview process for open Maryland Public Service Commission seats

Reports

Utility industry contributions to section 527 political organizations

Power Trip: How utilities use customer money to fund lobbying, corporate branding, and luxury lifestyle expenses

Powerless in the United States: the third installment in the Powerless in the Pandemic series

Getting Politics Out of Utility Bills

Petition for FTC Investigation of Electric Utility Abuses

Internal documents detail how gas utilities greenwash RNG and hydrogen

Pollution Payday: Analysis of executive compensation and incentives of the largest U.S. investor-owned utilities

Utilities Knew: Documenting Electric Utilities’ Early Knowledge and Ongoing Deception on Climate Change From 1968-2017

Paying for Utility Politics: How ratepayers are forced to fund the Edison Electric Institute and other political organizations

Press

The Baltimore Banner: Maryland Democrats turned Exelon into a punching bag. The real fight is just starting.

Fox45News: Amid affordability concerns, filings show high salaries for Exelon, BGE executives

Baltimore Sun: Maryland utility customers deserve real relief | Guest Commentary

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Featured Articles

Pepco rate hike faces scrutiny over profits, ROE, and alleged coordinated testimony

Utility CEO pay surges amid higher profits, customer struggles

Utilities lobby for re-regulation across PJM: Timeline tracks private meetings, legislation, advertising

Documents reveal American Gas Association staffer joined interview process for open Maryland Public Service Commission seats

Reports

Utility industry contributions to section 527 political organizations

Power Trip: How utilities use customer money to fund lobbying, corporate branding, and luxury lifestyle expenses

Powerless in the United States: the third installment in the Powerless in the Pandemic series

Getting Politics Out of Utility Bills

Petition for FTC Investigation of Electric Utility Abuses

Internal documents detail how gas utilities greenwash RNG and hydrogen

Pollution Payday: Analysis of executive compensation and incentives of the largest U.S. investor-owned utilities

Utilities Knew: Documenting Electric Utilities’ Early Knowledge and Ongoing Deception on Climate Change From 1968-2017

Paying for Utility Politics: How ratepayers are forced to fund the Edison Electric Institute and other political organizations

Press

The Baltimore Banner: Maryland Democrats turned Exelon into a punching bag. The real fight is just starting.

Fox45News: Amid affordability concerns, filings show high salaries for Exelon, BGE executives

Baltimore Sun: Maryland utility customers deserve real relief | Guest Commentary

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