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Parties File Comments Regarding the Licensing of Distributed Energy Resource Aggregators

By: MAGNIFYI Staff

Published August 30, 2024

Dockets: Maryland ,PC44
Category: Maryland
Related Categories: Electric, Utility

In Maryland comments were filed by CPower, Baltimore Gas and Electric and Pepco, Advanced Energy United and The Mobility House.  

View all comments here.

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