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The Maryland Public Service Commission delays implementing a policy requiring new gas customers to cover the full cost of pipeline extensions, a move that had sparked opposition from natural gas companies and concern am…
U.S. officials suspect Iranian hackers have breached systems that monitor fuel storage tanks at gas stations across multiple states, raising concerns about the security of critical energy infrastructure.
Maryland officials call for transparency in the distribution of billions in tariff refunds to businesses, emphasizing that consumers who paid the tariffs should also benefit. Immigrant rights group CASA endorses Ferguso…
Vivian E. Thomson and Michael E. Mann emphasize the importance of addressing methane emissions as a significant factor in climate change, noting that federal action under the Trump administration is unlikely and urging …
The Department of Justice files charges related to the Key Bridge collapse as Maryland reaches a $2.25 billion settlement with the ship's owner. Additionally, a new law mandates municipalities to improve hazardous storm…
Gov. Wes Moore signs the Utility RELIEF Act into law, implementing changes to Maryland's energy markets aimed at reducing electric bills for customers over time.
Maryland's Utility RELIEF Act becomes law, but a critical cost-saving gas infrastructure pricing policy faces uncertainty as the state utility regulator delays a decision on its future.
Governor Wes Moore directly addresses his concerns with PJM Interconnection, the electric grid operator for Maryland, during its annual meeting in Baltimore after a year of public criticism.
PJM Interconnection plans to collaborate with industry leaders this summer to finalize a strategy for reforming its wholesale electricity markets amid concerns that unpredictable prices are deterring investors.
Attorneys debate the Maryland Piedmont Reliability Project, a planned power transmission line in Central Maryland, during a hearing at the 4th Circuit Court in Richmond, focusing on ongoing survey work and concerns abou…
PJM, the organization managing the wholesale electricity supply for Maryland and surrounding states, is reviewing applications for over 800 new power projects, marking the first such review in four years.
Gas prices rise sharply nationwide and in Maryland, with the average price per gallon increasing by 38 cents nationally and 26 cents in Maryland, amid new policy moves by former President Trump regarding the Strait of H…