A transmission line in Maryland. Photo credit: Wesley Lapointe / The Baltimore Banner.
A transmission line in Maryland. Photo credit: Wesley Lapointe / The Baltimore Banner.

Maryland lawmakers are considering a bill that would explore the impact of leaving the regional power grid operator, known as the PJM Interconnection.

The legislation joins a myriad of proposals that aim to lower skyrocketing utility bills for Maryland ratepayers — a declared top priority for lawmakers this legislative session.

The PJM is the largest regional transmission organization in the country, managing the flow of electricity for 13 states, including Maryland.

Read more at WYPR.

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