Exelon Utilities Back Maryland Utility RELIEF Act With Caution

Reuters03-14
Exelon Utilities Back Maryland Utility RELIEF Act With Caution

BGE, Delmarva Power and Pepco, part of Exelon, issued a statement supporting Maryland Gov. Wes Moore’s focus on addressing rising energy costs while urging lawmakers to work with energy experts to avoid measures that could raise customer costs or harm safety and reliability. The utilities said they are reviewing the Utility RELIEF Act for potential unintended consequences and warned that deferring needed infrastructure work can lead to more disruptive and expensive outcomes. They also highlighted existing affordability efforts, including Maryland’s limited-income discount rate and a $22.5 million Customer Relief Fund that has assisted more than 40,000 Maryland customers.

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