Maryland PSC weighs BGE rate increase for customers
The PSC is expected to make a final decision on the proposal in January, with the next meeting scheduled for Nov. 4. The Maryland Public Service Commission (PSC) is considering a $156 million rate increase for Baltimore Gas and Electric (BGE), which could raise the average customer's bill by $8 a month starting early next year. The public comment hearing highlighted the difficult choices many Marylanders face, including having to choose between keeping their lights on, buying groceries, paying rent, and meeting basic needs. BGE spokesperson Nick Alexopoulos explained the necessity of the proposed increase, stating that the increase represents the minimum required for maintaining a reliable grid. The decision on the proposal is expected to be made in January.
Publicado : hace 10 horas por Khiree Stewart en Business Finance
The Maryland Public Service Commission held a virtual public comment hearing on Baltimore Gas and Electric's proposed $156 million rate increase, which could raise the average customer's bill by $8 a ... [1846 symbols]
