Maryland lawmakers plan to support statewide measures to hamper power line project
BALTIMORE — Carroll lawmakers plan to support bills that would support alternative energy solutions and restrict ...
Can’t existing rights-of-way be used for new power lines? | READER COMMENTARY
What about a route that mostly uses existing rights-of-way? Another challenge might be that the existing towers are too “full ...
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Developer seeks greenlight for controversial Maryland electrical grid project
Maryland Delegate Jesse Pippy, who represents Frederick County, says that since the Piedmont Reliability Project was made public in June 2024, thousands of people have shared their complaints.
‘No clearly superior alternatives’: In PSEG’s application, company says power line through Carroll, Frederick and Baltimore counties is best option
The Public Service Enterprise Group dismissed reconductoring, underground power lines, and using existing right of way as ...
PSC Chair says timeline for completion of proposed transmission line is 'not realistic'
The company behind the controversial 70-mile transmission line proposal wants the project to be complete by 2027. The date ...
Elected leaders and energy experts discuss the MPRP transmission line on a FOX45 Town Hall
In a Town Hall discussion on the controversial Maryland Piedmont Reliability Project (MPRP), lawmakers, energy experts, and policy makers spoke about the variou ...
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An extension cord to Virginia? Marylanders push back against proposed PJM transmission line carving through farmland
PSEG insists the Maryland Piedmont Reliability Project is critical to avoid reliability issues on the PJM grid, but some ...
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PSEG takes first step with Maryland regulators for PJM-ordered reliability project
Public Service Enterprise Group (PSEG), a diversified energy company headquartered in Newark, N.J., recently filed an ...
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General Assembly: Here’s what lawmakers say are their priorities this year
Democrats in the General Assembly — who raised hundreds of millions in fees and taxes last year — say they have a high bar ...