Maryland HB1516 establishes an electric universal service program to assist low-income customers with energy bills and arrearages.
Maryland HB1516 creates an electric universal service program to aid low-income customers with energy bills and arrearages. The program includes bill assistance, low-income residential weatherization, and arrearage retirement. The Department of Human Services administers the program, with the Department of Housing and Community Development handling the weatherization component. The Public Service Commission oversees the program and determines the allocation of funds.
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