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Parties File Comments In Emergency Weather Terminations – Revisions to COMAR 20.31

By: MAGNIFYI Staff

Published November 18, 2024

Dockets: Maryland ,RM86
Category: Maryland
Related Categories: Electric, Extreme Weather Emergency, Gas, Rulemaking, Utility

Comments were filed by Office of Staff Counsel, Washington Gas Light, Baltimore Gas and Electric, Delmarva Power & Light and Potomac Electric Power, Office of People’s Counsel, Southern Maryland Electric Cooperative and Potomac Edison.

All comments can be viewed here.

RM86 (10/21/2024)
(Emergency Weather Terminations – Revisions to COMAR 20.31) 

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