Maryland mandates the Public Service Commission to study utility practices and requires companies to incentivize consumer savings.
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Maryland mandates the Public Service Commission to study utility practices and requires companies to incentivize consumer savings.
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What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- The Maryland Public Service Commission regulates utility rate plans in Maryland.Sub-event
- In Maryland, regulators have reviewed and cut Pepco's requested rate increases amidst ongoing energy efficiency program mandates.Sub-event
State mandates utility practice study and consumer savings incentives.1 source
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Maryland
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Public Service Commission
agency with department status in South Africa
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