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Maryland families are getting at least $150 back on their annual energy bills through a new bipartisan plan that holds big utilities accountable. The state is investing $200 million to make power more affordable and reliable for everyone.
Maryland families could see lower utility bills as soon as this fall thanks to a new state plan putting nearly $200 million toward energy relief and grid upgrades. Governor Wes Moore's Lower Bills and Local Power Act aims to make energy both cheaper and more reliable across the state.