Washington, DC (20020) office
Historical address
2300 Martin Luther King Jr. Ave SE
Washington, DC 20020
Anacostia / Ward 8. Verify current opening status with Pepco before visiting.
Call Pepco (state-wide)
Gas emergency (Washington Gas, 24/7)
1-844-927-4427Pepco does not supply gas; leave the building, then call.
What this office is for
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Local field operations
Pepco crews for Ward 8 (Anacostia, Congress Heights, Bellevue) stage out of this neighborhood. Field staff, not customer counters.
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Walk-in billing is generally not offered
Since the 2016 Exelon merger, Pepco has phased out most public bill-pay windows. Pay online at pepco.com, by phone, or at a CheckFreePay agent (CVS, Walmart MoneyCenter).
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Use the DC line for everything else
Start, stop, move, billing, payment plans, LIHEAP, supplier switch: all through 202-833-7500 or your My Account at pepco.com.
Pepco in the District of Columbia
Pepco (legal name Potomac Electric Power Company) delivers electricity to all 8 DC wards and to two Maryland counties. The DC portion of the territory is regulated by the District of Columbia Public Service Commission (DC PSC).
~300K
DC electric customers
~900K
Total customers (DC + MD)
PJM
Regional grid operator
Exelon
Parent since 2016 (NASDAQ: EXC)
Insider tip
You can shop for supply, even in DC
Since the District opened retail competition in 2001 under the Retail Electric Competition and Consumer Protection Act of 1999, every DC resident, including in 20020, can stay on Pepco's Standard Offer Service (SOS) or pick a licensed competitive supplier. The DC PSC keeps the official list of certified suppliers at energychoice.dc.gov.
Pepco still owns the wires, sends the bill and answers outage calls no matter which supplier you choose. Showing up at a Pepco field address rarely speeds anything up; the supplier switch is handled entirely online or by phone.
Frequently asked questions
Can I walk in to the Pepco 20020 office and pay my bill?
My power is out in Anacostia. Should I call the local number?
I smell gas. Should I call Pepco?
Can I pick a cheaper supplier in DC?
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