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PSC To Conduct Further Hearings On Smart Meters

Maryland’s Public Service Commission has decided ratepayers of three utilities can potentially opt-out of installing smart meters.

2013/01/07

O’Malley Appoints PSC Chairman To Judgeship

Gov. Martin O’Malley has appointed the chairman of the Maryland Public Service Commission to be a judge on the state’s intermediate appellate court, and the governor has named a new director of public affairs for his administration.

2012/12/28

Western Md. Toll Bridge Fees Could Triple

The fee for driving a car across the Potomac River on a private toll bridge in western Maryland would triple under a staff proposal from the state Public Service Commission.

2012/10/16

PSC Wrestles With Billing After Power Outages

Maryland regulators are considering changing a policy that allows utilities to bill customers for lost revenue during the first 24 hours of a power outage.

2012/09/24

PSC Rejects Most Of Pepco Rate Increase Request

MMaryland regulators on Friday rejected a large portion of the Potomac Electric Power Company’s request for a 4 percent rate increase, citing the company’s history of substandard performance.

2012/07/20

PSC Denies Gas Rate Increase

The Maryland Public Service Commission has rejected an application by Washington Gas Light Co. for a substantial rate increase for its gas customers in Maryland.

2011/11/14

Exelon, Constellation Execs Before Md. PSC

The two CEOs working to merge Constellation Energy and Exelon spent their day trying to convince state regulators it’s a good deal for BGE customers.

2011/10/31

PSC Fines Maryland Telemarketer

A Maryland telemarketer has been fined $490,000 for reportedly violating Mississippi’s no-call law.

2011/10/11

Md. Prison Solar Farm Gets Nod From PSC Judge

A Maryland Public Service Commission judge is giving tentative approval to a large solar energy project on the grounds of a state prison complex near Hagerstown.

2011/09/12