July 14, 2026
Choice PSC Seeks Comments On How PJM Backstop Capacity Will Be Paid For, Cost Allocation
The Maryland PSC has sought comment on issues related to cost recovery of costs under PJM's Reliability Backstop Procurement [RBP] proposal
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June 23, 2026
District Court Formally Issues Order Preliminarily Enjoining Maryland From Enforcing Statute Governing Green Power Pricing, Marketing Language
The U.S. District Court for the District Of Maryland, Northern Division has formally issued an order preliminarily enjoining the state and relevant agencies, including the PSC and Attorney General, from, "implementing, enforcing, or otherwise carrying out," Section 7-707(c) of the Maryland Public…
May 13, 2026
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Maryland Gov. Formally Signs Bill Changing Level For Residential Rate Caps Applicable To Retail Electric Suppliers
May 8, 2026
Maryland Gov. Schedules Signing Of Bill Changing Level For Residential Rate Caps Applicable To Retail Electric Suppliers
The Office of Maryland Gov. Wes Moore has scheduled for May 12 the signing of several bills, including the signing of HB 1532 by the Governor, a bill which, among other things, modifies the current rate caps for residential retail electric service for non-green products
April 28, 2026
PSC Denies Retail Suppliers' Request To Direct Utilities To Continue Negotiating On Non-POR UCB Alternative, Denies Continuation Of UCB, Reminds Suppliers About Definition Of Residential Customer
The Maryland PSC has denied a request from retail energy suppliers to direct the utilities to continue to negotiate concerning a form of utility consolidated billing without POR for residential customers, as the PSC formally declined to extend UCB for residential customers
April 14, 2026
Maryland Legislature Sends To Governor Bill Changing Level For Residential Rate Caps Applicable To Retail Electric Suppliers
Both the Maryland House and Senate have passed a conference committee version of HB 1532 which, among other things, modifies the current rate caps for residential retail electric service for non-green products