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...in the exercise of the power of eminent domain or power...any road, bridge, highway, railroad, electric transmission line, telegraph, or telephone...
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...of Columbia (the "Commission") that rejected OPC's requests that Potomac Electric Power Company ("Pepco") be compelled to provide OPC with copies of certain...
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...Service Commission ("PSC" or the "Commission") approving an increase in Potomac Electric Power Company's ("Pepco") distribution service rates. The first component of OPC...
...Mimi, built their home in Potomac, Md., 12 years ago, they...Germany, one of the first companies to popularize miniature trains, that...
...costs of the five operating companies in the Entergy power system must be "roughly equalized...
...Power company to get...contract with Potomac Electric and Power...
...1996, FERC introduced electric utility companies operating under its...wholesalers of electric power inferior access or...
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