On Monday 2 November 2026, an incident at Pepco's I Street Substation in the Foggy Bottom neighbourhood of Washington, DC, cut power to more than 1,000 customers. Pepco said about 1,100 customers were affected. The DC Fire and Emergency Medical Services...
Pepco
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Firefighters responded to a fire at an electrical substation in the 2100 block of N Street NW, Northwest Washington, D.C., after smoke was reported coming from the roof of the two-story facility around 6:19 p.m. Crews found a fire involving a capacitor bank...
A large transformer caught fire at Pepco's Benning Service Center substation in Northeast Washington DC on a Wednesday afternoon in September 2025. DC Fire and EMS responded to reports of the fire and deployed foam and hazmat units to help extinguish the...
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On 29 April 2024, Montgomery County Fire and Rescue Services (MCFRS) responded to a report of smoke coming from a building at the PEPCO substation at 4100 Colie Drive in Silver Spring, Maryland. Responding crews found a conductor on fire. MCFRS scaled back...
Early on 30 October 2019, an underground transformer exploded in the 1400 block of 17th Street, NW, in north-west Washington, near Dupont Circle. WJLA reported power cuts for roughly 420 to 421 residents. Officials closed 17th Street between P Street and...
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