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Residents from Baltimore City’s Remington neighborhood are opposing BGE’s plan to install an overhead transmission line in their community.
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Public hearing planned for Wednesday.
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In response to complaints from constituents about soaring electric bills, Maryland Senate Democrats set aside a $200 million fund to provide relief for ratepayers.
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Utility blames the cold winter for high bills.
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The Maryland General Assembly committees that oversee energy issues join a growing chorus of lawmakers and consumer advocates alarmed by rapidly rising utility bills.
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Maryland PIRG calls for more transparency and stronger regulations to protect consumers, utilities counter saying they follow all rules.
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The Maryland Freedom Caucus says halting fees for the energy efficiency program would save customers money on soaring energy bills.
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During the hours-long meeting, council members grilled representatives not just about the hikes, but also winter shut-offs, power restoration following storm outages, and poor completion of road work.
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At a news conference Monday, City Council President Zeke Cohen announced that Councilman Isaac “Yitzy” Schleiffer, who chairs the Legislative Investigations Committee, will lead a series of investigations into the sole utility’s rate increases.
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Consumer advocates and others rally behind legislation that would reduce high energy bills.