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Protesters gathered outside the State House on March 30 to defend the EmPOWER Maryland program against temporary cuts proposed in the Maryland General Assembly. (Photo by Christine Condon/Maryland Matters)
Sep 4, 2026

How low should it go? MD regulators weigh energy efficiency program cuts

Maryland’s electric utilities submitted proposals to reduce the size of the state’s signature energy efficiency program, changes that could save residential customers up to $9 a month on their electric bills.

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Aug 13, 2026

‘Enough is enough’: Activists push back as BGE requests another rate increase

Consumer advocates, environmental groups and workers’ unions are pushing back against the latest rate hike proposal from BGE.

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Jun 22, 2026

Panel: New energy law won’t fix soaring electric bills alone

Maryland experts discuss the Utility RELIEF Act and say more energy generation and storage are needed to address rising electric bills and demand.

Electric infrastructure for Delmarva Power in Ocean City. (Kendyl Kearly/The Daily Record)
Jun 18, 2026

Utility rate-setting is ‘Catch-22,’ MD lawmakers, advocates say

Across multiple legislative sessions, lawmakers have attempted to lower skyrocketing utility bills for Marylanders, mostly through incremental steps.

Gov. Wes Moore, backed by Democratic leadership of the House and Senate, speaks in the State House on March 13, 2026, about energy legislation expected to save the average Maryland household at least $150 annually on their utility bills. (Photo by Christine Condon/Maryland Matters)
Mar 16, 2026

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.

Maryland farmers are expressing concerns over plans to construct 70 miles of power lines that would traverse Baltimore, Carroll and Frederick counties. (Nathan Schwartz/Capital News Service screengrab)
Feb 13, 2026

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.

Electric power transmission pylon miniatures and Exelon Corporation logo are seen in this illustration taken Dec. 9, 2022. (REUTERS/Dado Ruvic/Illustration)
Feb 12, 2026

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.

A Baltimore Gas and Electric truck (Courtesy BGE)
Dec 23, 2025

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.

In 2025, State Sen. Katie Fry Hester (D-Howard and Montgomery) co-sponsored a bill would have established a study on the effects fossil fuel companies have had on climate change. (The Daily Record file)
Dec 1, 2025

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.

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Nov 28, 2025

How utilities are stacking the board against consumers

Competitive utility markets help deliver cheaper, faster, and more reliable electricity in Maryland vs. monopolies.

Exelon's office building at Harbor Point in Baltimore. (The Daily Record/File Photo)
Nov 4, 2025

Exelon’s data-center demand grows 12% in Q3; profit beats estimates

Exelon Corp, the parent company of BGE, saw a 12% rise in demand from potential data center customers in the third quarter.

A BGE smart meter (The Daily Record file photo)
Jul 23, 2025

BGE rate hikes and pricey infrastructure overhaul raise concerns among consumer advocates

Maryland's largest utility company has been scrutinized for continuing to raise rates amidst a multi-billion-dollar infrastructure overhaul.