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Legal Challenge Questions Regulatory Authority Over Power Transmission in Maryland

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The Pacific Legal Foundation filed a petition challenging a federal appeals court ruling involving the Maryland Public Service Commission. The ruling had previously allowed a private energy company to enter private properties for surveys related to the Maryland Piedmont Reliability Project. Landowners argue that the company was allowed to exercise powers associated with eminent domain without first conclusively establishing those powers.

From foxbaltimore.com

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The legal dispute centers on whether the Public Service Commission can permit a private energy company to access private land for surveys before receiving a Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity. This challenge questions the scope of the PSC's regulatory authority over large energy infrastructure projects in Maryland.

From foxbaltimore.com

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  • The Public Service Commission might face changes in its regulatory authority over energy projects.

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