Changing Your Energy-Wasting Ways Is Very Doable. Take It One Step At A TimeRachel Bridge, for the most part, is environmentally "woke." The Coloradan is big on recycling and reusable grocery bags.
AAA: Maryland Gas Prices 30 Cents Cheaper Than Last Labor Day WeekendIf you're hitting the road this Labor Day weekend, you'll see some significant relief at the pump compared to last year.
Maryland Dept. Of Environment Rejects 2 Solar Projects In Charles CountyThe Maryland Department of the Environment said Wednesday that officials have denied a wetlands and waterways application for the proposed Shugart Valley solar project.
Gov. Hogan Signs Executive Order For Energy Savings Initiative In State-Owned BuildingsBoth DGS and MEA will report each year to the governor on the progress toward achieving a reduction goal of 10 percent.
Missouri May Soon Have Solar Panels on RoadwaysThis past session Missouri lawmakers gave permission to launch the practice on a trial basis.
Renewable Energy Leaders Push For More RequirementsSupporters of clean energy urged lawmakers on Friday to increase Maryland's renewable energy requirement, but some electricity industry officials contend it would come with a big price tag.
Environmental Activists In Md. Pressing For Clean EnergyEnvironmental activists take a unique approach in pressing for clean energy.
Delmarva Power Asks Customers To Save PowerDelmarva Power is asking customers in Delaware and Maryland to conserve energy as high temperatures are expected to push into the upper 90s in some areas.
80,000 Acres Off Maryland Leased For Wind EnergyThe U.S. Department of the Interior says it has auctioned some 80,000 acres off Maryland for wind energy development.
BGE Launches First Energy Savings Day Of SummerBGE is hoping to save their customers some money and reduce energy usage.
Board OKs Wetlands License For Cove PointThe House has passed Republican-backed legislation aimed at speeding up the approval of liquefied natural gas exports.
Carroll County Exits Frederick Incinerator Deal The future of proposed, waste-to-energy incinerator near Frederick is in question after Carroll County pulled out of the project.
Law Would Prevent Smart Meters From Selling SecretsSmart meters may promise a new way to track home electricity, but they're also prompting a push for new laws to control the technology.
Maryland Announces $20M In Utility Bill HelpGov. Martin O'Malley has announced $20 million in additional help for low-income Maryland residents to pay higher utility bills from colder weather.