"Megawatts for Maryland" program aims to lower electricity costs, Gov. Moore says
Maryland Governor Wes Moore has introduced a program to help residents lower electricity costs by increasing clean energy generation efforts in the state. Maryland Governor Wes Moore has introduced a $200 million program called Megawatts for Maryland, aimed at reducing electricity costs by increasing clean energy generation in the state. The program will provide grants to energy and storage developers to assist in the development and construction of grid-scale renewable energy and energy storage projects. The initiative aims to fill gaps left when the Trump administration cancelled investment tax credits from the Inflation Reduction Act. The application deadline for stage 1 is Nov. 30, while for stage 2, 2027, only eligible stage 1 applicants can submit a bid for stage2.
Published : 20 hours ago by By Michelle Richardson in Politics Environment
Maryland Governor Wes Moore has introduced a program to help residents lower electricity costs by increasing clean energy generation efforts in the state.
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