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Pepco nixes proposed forecast-based rate hike after MD legislature passes energy bill
The Potomac Electric Power Company will forgo a proposed, forecast-based rate increase following the passage of key energy legislation.
The Baltimore Station hosts Stars, Stripes and Chow Chili Cook-Off
The Baltimore Station, a nonprofit organization, hosted the 11th annual Stars, Stripes and Chow chili cook-off at Camden Yards.
MD lawmakers seek utility relief though cuts to energy efficiency program
Maryland lawmakers proposed cuts to the EmPOWER program to provide at least $150 annual relief on energy bills for utility customers.
Bills aim to save Marylanders at least $150 annually on energy
Maryland households will see at least $150 a year in utility bill savings from a package of bills unveiled late last week, the governor and legislative leaders promised.
Advocates push repeal of MD gas pipeline program they say benefits utilities, not ratepayers
Maryland advocates are pushing for STRIDE, the program that encourages utilities to upgrade aging natural gas pipelines, to be repealed altogether.
BGE pauses Baltimore transmission project, credits Ferguson
Baltimore Gas & Electric paused its Baltimore Peninsula transmission project following Senate President Ferguson's advocacy.
MD regulators approve low-income utility discount program
Maryland Public Service Commission approves discounted utility rates for low-income customers, capping energy costs at 6% of household income.
BGE parent Exelon sees strong 2026, tops quarterly estimates
BGE parent Exelon forecast full-year adjusted profit largely above analysts' expectations after beating fourth-quarter earnings estimates.
Applications open for BGE Green, Community Safety grants
BGE said it is accepting applications for its 2026 Green Grants and Community Safety Grants programs to foster a greener, safer state.
BGE must eat half of its requested $152M rate increase
Baltimore Gas and Electric and its investors will have to eat about half of the $152 million the utility sought to recover for infrastructure, maintenance and other spending in 2023.
MD lawmakers look to regulate utility companies, PJM in 2026
As ratepayers grow more exasperated with utility bill hikes, Maryland lawmakers are making plans to ease the pinch on their wallets.
BGE CEO Tamla Olivier restless over making energy more affordable for Marylanders
BGE President/CEO Tamla Olivier joins Sloane Brown to review her first seven months on the job, how she got there and what she’s learned.
