The failure of merger parties to agree to conditions put on the deal by regulators means the $6.8 billion acquisition should be thrown out, the federal agency argued.
The District of Columbia Public Service Commission voted 2-1 today to approve the Exelon-Pepco merger. Approval from D.C. regulators was the final hurdle for the merger, which will now make Exelon the largest electric utility in the U.S.
ElectrIQ is offering a a 10 kW, fully-integrated storage package for homeowners, starting at around $16,000 retail, looking at batteries, inverters and energy meters as one package instead of seperate components.
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