A powerful array of utilities, building industry groups, energy companies and restaurateurs are lining up to defeat a key provision of major climate change legislation.
The chair of the Public Service Commission takes issue with an earlier commentary from the Office of People’s Counsel on planning for the electric grid of the future.
General Assembly action is needed now. A delay in enacting HB88 benefits utilities, raises costs for customers and hinders progress on state climate goals.
The head of the Maryland Energy Administration (MEA) tried to block a provision under consideration by the state’s Climate Change Commission on Monday that…
At first, it sounds like the typical arcana associated with the regulation of gas and electric utilities: The Maryland Office of People’s Counsel (OPC)…
Sometimes in Annapolis a major legislative fight can be seen far off on the horizon. That was certainly the feel during a public hearing…
The Maryland Office of People’s Counsel (OPC), a state agency within the attorney general’s office that represents consumer interests before the Public Service Commission…