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Parties File Comments In Senate Bill 1 Co-location Study

By: MAGNIFYI Staff

Published October 16, 2024

Dockets: Maryland ,PC61
Category: Maryland
Related Categories: Collocation, Data Centers, Electric, Large Loads, SB1

In Maryland comments were filed in response to the issues discussed at the September 24, 2024 technical conference.  

Comments were filed by Michael Kormos, ReliabilityFirst Corporation, Constellation Energy Generation and Constellation NewEnergy, Southern Maryland Electric Cooperative, Baltimore Gas and Electric, Delmarva Power & Light and Potomac Electric Power Company, Potomac Edison, Office of Staff Counsel and Data Center Coalition. 

View all comments here. 

PC61 (06/21/2024)
(Senate Bill 1 Co-location Study)

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