The Maryland House and Senate are expected to announce their formal energy proposal to help curb rising utility costs within the coming days, and lawmakers are continuing to throw their ideas into the ring.
The House Environment and Transportation Committee heard hours of testimony on Tuesday over two contentious bills that would each fundamentally change how utilities operate in Maryland.
The first bill, dubbed the “Break STRIDE Act,” would limit a gas company’s ability to proactively charge ratepayers for gas pipeline replacement projects.
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