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Cut Energy Bills and Stay Warm Print E-mail


Natural Gas
Between February and April 2010, your natural gas bills are expected to increase. The major factors contributing to this increase are colder than normal weather, increases in crude oil prices and gradual increases in demand for natural gas as the economy slowly moves out of recession. When it is cold,

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OPC-DC at Joint Utility Discount Day 2009 Print E-mail

More than 6,000 District residents applied for electric, gas, water and telephone service assistance through the Low Income Energy Assistance Program and Utility Discount Program grants during Joint Utility Discount Day (JUDD) 2009, a 26 percent

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OPC-DC Hosts Energy Expo 2009 Print E-mail

On November 14, OPC-DC, with first-time co-sponsor, the District’s Department of the Environment (DDOE), hosted the 14th Home Energy Efficiency Expo at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center. More than 1,200 area residents attended the

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OPC-DC Names D.C. Federation of Civic Associations 2009 “Consumer Advocate of the Year” Print E-mail

On October 31, 2009, the Office named the D.C. Federation of Civic Association the 2009 “Consumer Advocate of the Year.” During the awards banquet, Herbert H. Jones III, OPC-DC’s Manager of Consumer Services, presented the award to the

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DC Energy Expo 2009 a Runaway Success! Print E-mail
Dear ratepayers and consumers,

As People’s Counsel for the District of Columbia I want to thank you making this year’s event an amazing success. On Saturday, November 14, 2009 an estimated 1,200 persons joined us to make our 14th Energy Expo, “Moving Toward an Energy Efficient Future,” the most successful Expo ever.
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OPC’s Cheryl Morse Recognized for Outstanding Consumer Complaint Assistance Print E-mail
Cheryl Morse, a member of OPC’s Consumer Services Division, says she was “just doing her job” when she began working with a Northwest Washington couple struggling to keep up with their electric bills. 
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OPC developed a list of 10 questions Print E-mail

 

Questions to ask before changing your Gas, Electric or Telephone Company

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