Maryland HB1525 mandates withdrawal from the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative, eliminates energy efficiency surcharges, and sets conditions for.

Maryland HB1525 requires the Governor to withdraw the state from the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative by January 1, 2027. The state may rejoin if all PJM Interconnection states participate or if Maryland becomes a net electricity exporter. The bill eliminates surcharges for energy efficiency programs and caps the cost of electricity from community solar systems. It also mandates that electric and gas companies disclose information about unpaid and unamortized costs in their plans for energy savings and demand reduction.

Maryland HB1525 mandates withdrawal from the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative, eliminates energy efficiency surcharges, and sets conditions for.

Maryland HB1525 requires the Governor to withdraw the state from the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative by January 1, 2027. The state may rejoin if all PJM Interconnection states participate or if Maryland becomes a net electricity exporter. The bill eliminates surcharges for energy efficiency programs and caps the cost of electricity from community solar systems. It also mandates that electric and gas companies disclose information about unpaid and unamortized costs in their plans for energy savings and demand reduction.