Maryland SB270 mandates a comprehensive analysis of the costs and benefits of various electricity generation sources in the state.
Maryland SB270 requires the Public Service Commission to conduct a full costs and benefits analysis of sources of electricity generation in the state. The analysis must identify the costs of electricity generation under different scenarios, including natural gas, nuclear, and offshore wind energy, and consider the impact of energy storage on reliability and intermittency issues. The commission must also recommend policy changes to support the development of energy sources with the lowest costs and greatest benefits to ratepayers.
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