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Six years ago, Maryland changed how some electric rates are set. It went poorly, officials say.

States Newsroom · October 5, 2026

Maryland regulators say they’re concerned about a rate-setting practice that electric utilities have been using in the state since 2020. But they aren’t ready to abandon it altogether. The Maryland Public Service Commission ended a pilot program Thursday that had allowed utilities in the state to file “Multi-Year Rate…

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Six years ago, Maryland changed how some electric rates are set. It went poorly, officials say.

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