Jessica Babb

1 week ago | foxbaltimore.com | Jessica Babb

Beginning in June, energy bills are, once again, set to increase. State agencies and lawmakers are petitioning federal regulators, asking them to step in and provide relief to ratepayers.

2 weeks ago | foxbaltimore.com | Jessica Babb

During the final bill signing, Governor Wes Moore signed dozens of bills, including several bills designed to alleviate Maryland's energy crisis. "This year we passed the most substantive energy affordability package Marylanders have seen in decades," Senate President Bill Ferguson said. Earlier this year, many Marylanders saw a massive increase in their energy bills, in part, due to rising supply costs. Currently, Maryland imports about 40 percent of its energy from other states.

2 weeks ago | foxbaltimore.com | Jessica Babb

A federal judge heard arguments Monday, in a lawsuit filed by the developers of the Maryland Piedmont Reliability Project (MPRP), who are seeking to get access to private property along the route of the proposed transmission line. The judge has yet to rule in the case. The developers, Public Service Enterprise Group (PSEG), are trying to build a 67-mile, high-voltage transmission line, which would span Baltimore, Carroll and Frederick Counties.

3 weeks ago | wjla.com | Jessica Babb

MARYLAND (WBFF) — On Monday, a judge will hear arguments from Public Service Enterprise Group (PSEG) and the attorneys representing landowners, as the case involving the controversial 67-mile transmission line heads to court. PSEG, the developers behind the Maryland Piedmont Reliability Project (MPRP), is hoping a judge rules in their favor, granting them access to private property along the route of the proposed transmission line, in order to conduct land studies and get necessary data.

3 weeks ago | foxbaltimore.com | Jessica Babb

On Monday, a judge will hear arguments from Public Service Enterprise Group (PSEG) and the attorneys representing landowners, as the case involving the controversial 67-mile transmission line heads to court. PSEG, the developers behind the Maryland Piedmont Reliability Project (MPRP), is hoping a judge rules in their favor, granting them access to private property along the route of the proposed transmission line, in order to conduct land studies and get necessary data.