Residents and advocates urged Maryland utility regulators on Wednesday to protect the state’s EmPOWER energy efficiency programs from proposed cuts, saying the programs help families lower their bills. The Public Service Commission heard public testimony on utilities’ EmPOWER plans for 2027-2029 on Oct. 28. EmPOWER is the state’s utility-run efficiency program, funded through customer bills. What Residents and Advocates Told Commissioners Casey …
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