Baltimore Gas and Electric

“Public utilities are monopolies; they provide essential services for Marylanders …those customers are entitled to know the rationales for how BGE is proposing to recover those costs,” said David Lapp with the Office of People’s Counsel.

September 29, 2023 is the last day to submit public comment for Baltimore Gas & Electric’s rate case to the Public Service Commission.

A coalition comprised of consumer advocates, environmental activists and union members met at SEIU 1199 headquarters in Baltimore Thursday, in an effort to stop BGE’s rate hikes.

The Maryland Public Service Commission issued an order Tuesday allowing BGE’s residential customers to choose whether to have a gas pressure regulator installed on the exterior or interior of a single-family home.

The American Council on an Energy-Efficient Economy has released its utility scorecard. Read on to find out BGE’s ranking in that report.

The Public Service Commission held its first virtual public hearing on the BGE rate case. The utility is seeking to increase rates that would be effective January 1, 2024.

The hot topic before Baltimore City Council Wednesday — whether gas pressure regulators should be inside or outside homes.

Baltimore City Comptroller Bill Henry and City Council President Nick Mosby say the conduit deal the mayor inked with BGE is a bad deal for the city and for consumers. They join us to explain why.

In another of our monthly interviews with the mayor, we focus on his decision to ink the conduit deal with BGE, despite opposition from other top city officials.

For nearly four hours, Baltimore city council members and residents sounded off as Baltimore Gas & Electric defended the controversial conduit deal, Thursday.